Foundation Studies Program (FSP) - Science Stream, Leading to Bachelor of Science majoring in Evolutionary Biology and Palaeontology at Adelaide University

Navitas Group - Eynesbury College

Australia,South Australia

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48 Months

Duration

CAD 32,800/year

Tuition Fee

CAD 0 FREE

Application Fee

Feb 2026

Apply Date

Australia, South Australia

Type: College

Location Type: Urban

Founded: 1989

Total Students: 0 +

Campus Detail

Main Campus Address

16/20 Coglin St, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia

Foundation Studies Program (FSP) - Science Stream, Leading to Bachelor of Science majoring in Evolutionary Biology and Palaeontology at Adelaide University

Program Overview

Foundation Studies Program

The Eynesbury College Foundation Studies Program (FSP) is an intensive course designed to prepare international students for entry into the first year of undergraduate study at Adelaide University, which will open in 2026. This program also provides a pathway to an Eynesbury Diploma.


 

Program Structure

Students will study 3 core modules, as well as 3 elective modules in their area of study interest. Students will be graded on a score out of 500 which is used for entry to Adelaide University, launching in 2026.

 

  • Core modules
    • Language and Communication (marked out of 100 points)
    • Clear Thinking and Logic (marked out of 50 points)
    • International Studies (marked out of 50 points)
  • Science study interest
    • Biology
    • Chemistry
    • Information Technology Studies
    • Mathematics
    • Additional Mathematics
    • Fundamentals of Mathematics
    • Physics
    • Psychology



Direct entry into Adelaide University


 

Leading to: Bachelor of Science majoring in Evolutionary Biology and Palaeontology

To meet humanity’s future challenges, we need to understand our planet and its systems over the past 4.5 billion years.

Our Bachelor of Science majoring in Evolutionary Biology and Palaeontology uses evolutionary theory to explore how life has changed and diversified over geological time. How have mass extinctions altered life on Earth? What do fossils teach us about the pace of evolution? How do human activities impact other species?

Develop cross disciplinary knowledge in biology and geology, learning to interpret important clues left by ancient life forms. Work alongside researchers in laboratory and outdoor settings. Fieldwork will build your physical stamina, resilience, and adaptability, preparing you for real-world scientific challenges.

Study genetics, comparative anatomy and ecology. Examine real fossil organisms. Learn how palaeontology informs contemporary issues like resource management, climate change and sustainability.

You’ll graduate with broad scientific expertise, ready to enter the workforce as a skilled biologist – or specialise further in palaeontology.