To be admitted, the applicant must satisfy: Two principal passes with at least twenty one (21) points in the following subjects: Biology and Chemistry from the following subject combinations:
- Physics, Chemistry and Biology;
- Mathematics, Chemistry and Biology.
The Department may set its own higher entry requirements for the program
1. Construct and apply biological knowledge and skills, understand the nature of science in botany and conservation-related contexts, and appreciate the relationships between biological science and other disciplines;
2. Be aware of the social, health, ethical, economic, environmental and technological implications of botany and conservation, and be able to help concerned bodies to make informed decisions and judgments on biology-related issues;
3. Enhance the availability of workforce in different industries such as environment cleaning, biodiversity conservation, wildlife management, tourism, etc.
4. Develop and maintain an interest in botany and conservation, a sense of wonder and curiosity about the living world, and a respect for all living things and the environment;
5. Develop the ability to make scientific inquiries; think scientifically, critically and creatively; and solve botany and conservation -related problems individually and collaboratively;
6. Understand the language of science and communicate ideas and views on biology-related issues;
7. Develop an attitude of responsible citizenship, and a commitment to promote personal and community health.
8. Demonstrate the ability to understand the interconnectivity between botany and conservation and other science subjects, make use of their complementarity to solve challenging situations, start new small companies and apply acquired skills and competences.