Key Statistics

Each year, the School of Chemistry & Molecular Biosciences teaches nearly 7,000 individual students and produces more than 300 graduates. It employs around 100 long-term staff and more than 100 shorter-term research staff.

Students 2012 (at 31 August) Enrolments (Headcount) Equivalent Full-Time Student Load (EFTSL) % International (EFTSL)
Undergraduate (incl Honours) 6,546 1,215 24
Postgraduate by coursework 187 97 87
Research higher degree 237 136 59
Totals 6,970 1,448 31

 

Graduates 2012
Graduates (Coursework) 269
University Medallists 2 (2011 graduates)
PhDs and MPhils awarded 38

 

EFTSL trends (full year) 31 August 2011 31 August 2012 % change
Undergraduate (incl Honours) 1,193 1,215 +1.8
Postgraduate by coursework 117 97 -17.1
Research higher degree 146 136 -6.8
International 480 454 -5.4
Total 1,454 1,448 -0.4

  

Staff 2012 (at November) (excludes casuals) Headcount

Full Time Equivalent (FTE)
Professor 25 23.0
Associate Professor 13 12.0
Adjunct Professor/Associate Professor 13 -
Senior Lecturer 10 9.8
Lecturer 5 5.0
Associate Lecturer 2 2.0
Research only (academic) 94 90.4
Research only (professional) 20 19.5
Honorary/Emeritus 27 -
Administrative 20 19.5
Technical 22 20.1
           Total 201.3

 

Income and Research

              Year as indicated
University grant

$9.334m (2012)
Net tuition fee income

$5.756m (2012)
Research income (grants, industry, CRCs)

$12.948m (2011)
Total income (all sources)

$32.058m (2011)
Refereed publications

285 (62.2 HERDC points; 107.3 ERA points) (2011)
Average research income  per FTE academic staff member (Level B and above)

$195,082 (2011)
RHD student staff ratio (EFTSL to FTE academic staff member Level B and above)

2.2 (2011)

 

 

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