Oh, ok... I thought it was "part of the physiology major" because in the handbook for physiology, it is a subject we can choose under "Plus two electives selected from:"
https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/view/2012/%21R01-AA-MAJ%2B1035
Or am I not getting something?..
Yep you're right a/b, but if you intend to do a physiology major with neurophys and principles of neuroscience it'd probably be more wise to consider a neuro major instead, as it doesn't have the compulsory 'Frontiers in Physiology' subject which I've heard is awful. I think you'll get a much better perspective once you've done Human Structure and Function, it really clearly demonstrates the difference between anatomy and physiology (and the quality of the respective teaching departments). In my opinion, and as most of my fellow cohort found but not all, the latter of the two departments was very disorganised which put a lot of people off the major in biomed.
On the other hand, the physiology teaching staff for the science students were outstanding which has led a number of people to choose that major, but unfortunately for them, a lot of the biomed physiology lecturers will be present in third year and the main lecturer which everyone loved in science physiology does not teach third year (at this stage at least).
I know it seems quite trivial for people to be deciding their major according to the teaching staff, but given the stakes of third year, nobody wants to be screwed over by dodgy lecturers who are disorganised.