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Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Bachelor of Commerce 586
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Bachelor of Economics 587
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Bachelor of Laws 588
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Arts (Visual) 589
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Asian Studies 590
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Specialist) and Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce 591
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Economics 592
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws 593
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Psychology 594
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science 595
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science (Forestry) 596
Bachelor of Arts (Visual) and Bachelor of Science (Forestry) 597
Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Commerce 598
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Specialist) and Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Economics 599
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Specialist) and Bachelor of Economics
Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Engineering 600
Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Laws 601
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Specialist) and Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Science 602
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Specialist) and Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Science (Forestry) 603
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Specialist) and Bachelor of Arts (Visual) 604
Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Arts (Visual) -- not for direct entry
Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Economics 605
Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Engineering 606
Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Information Technology 607
Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws 608
Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Psychology 609
Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Science (Forestry) 610
Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Information Technology 611
Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Laws 612
Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Psychology 613
Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Arts 614
Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Economics 615
Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Information Technology 616
Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Science 617
Bachelor of Information Technology and Bachelor of Science (Forestry) 618
Bachelor of Psychology and Bachelor of Laws 619
Bachelor of Psychology and Bachelor of Science 620
Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Commerce 621
Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Economics 622
Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Laws 623
Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Science (Forestry) 624
Bachelor of Science (Forestry) and Bachelor of Economics 625
Combined Programs
The combined programs offered by the University enable students to expand their career options, as they have access to the directly related specialist employment available to each degree. The combination of expertise or professional training with a broad educational base is keenly appreciated by employers.
Details of individual courses are set out in the separate faculty entries.
Because of recent changes to program requirements and the range of choices available, it is recommended that students (particularly continuing students) consult the relevant sub-dean/s or faculty adviser/s about the structure of their combined program.
Separate Completion of Components of a Combined Program
When following a combined program, it is normally possible to take out each degree component separately [except in the case of the Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Visual)]. In the following section the requirements for admission to each of the degrees are given. Students should note however, that once they have been admitted to one of the degrees, the requirements for the total combined program have to be completed before the second degree can be awarded.
Honours
A student may normally pursue honours in either or both degree components of a combined program and should consult the appropriate Faculty entry in the Handbook and/or the relevant Faculty Office about the requirements for honours in that Faculty.
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Bachelor of Commerce
(program code 4401)
The combined program consists of:
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at least 192 units
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normal duration of the full-time pass degree program -- 4 years (or part-time equivalent).
Minimum requirement from each program:
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The requirements of the degree of Bachelor of Actuarial Studies as detailed in the entry relating to the Faculty of Economics and Commerce.
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The requirements of the degree of Bachelor of Commerce as detailed in the entry relating to the Faculty of Economics and Commerce.
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Actuarial Studies requires:
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total of 144 units comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Actuarial Studies as defined in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry.
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Commerce requires:
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total of 144 units comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce as defined in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry.
Actuarial Studies/Commerce -- a typical full-time program pattern with a major in finance with, subject to approval, AIBF accreditation and meeting IAA Part I and II requirements
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First semester
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Second semester
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Year 1
(48units)
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ECON1101 Microeconomics 1
STAT1031 Introduction to Actuarial Studies
STAT2001 Introductory Mathematical Statistics
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BUSN1001 Business Reporting and Analysis
ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1
FINM1001 Money, Markets and Finance
STAT2032 Financial Mathematics
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Year 2
(48units)
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ECON2101 Microeconomics 2
STAT2008 Regression Modelling
BUSN1002 Accounting Processes and Systems
STAT3037 Life Contingencies
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ECON2102 Macroeconomics 2
STAT3004 Stochastic Modelling
STAT3032 Survival Models
Elective (6 units) (e.g. BUSN1101 Introduction to Commercial Law)
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Year 3
(48 units)
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FINM2001 Corporate Finance
STAT3033 Actuarial Techniques 1
Elective (6 units) (e.g. BUSN2010 Marketing)
Elective (6 units)
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FINM2002 Financial Instruments and Risk Management
STAT3038 Actuarial Techniques 2
Elective (6 units) (e.g. STAT2009 Generalised Linear Modelling)
Elective (6 units)
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Year 4
(48 units)
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FINM3001 Investments
FINM3003 Continuous Time Finance
STAT3035 Risk Theory
Elective (6 units) (e.g. BUSN3015 Corporate Strategy)
Elective (6 units)
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FINM3002 International Financial Management
STAT3036 Credibility Theory
Elective (6 units) (e.g. BUSN2007 Organisational Behaviour)
Elective (6 units)
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Year 5 Honours
(48 units)
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Actuarial Studies IV Honours
OR
Commerce IV Honours
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Actuarial Studies IV Honours
OR
Commerce IV Honours
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Actuarial Studies/Commerce -- a typical full-time program pattern with a major in accounting with professional accounting requirements and meeting IAA Part I and II requirements
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First semester
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Second semester
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Year 1
(48 units)
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BUSN1001 Business Reporting and Analysis
ECON1101 Microeconomics 1
STAT1031 Introduction to Actuarial Studies
STAT2001 Introductory Mathematical Statistics
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BUSN1002 Accounting Processes and Systems
ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1
STAT2032 Financial Mathematics
BUSN1101 Introduction to Commercial Law
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Year 2
(48 units)
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ECON2101 Microeconomics 2
STAT2008 Regression Modelling
FINM2001 Corporate Finance
STAT3037 Life Contingencies
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ECON2102 Macroeconomics 2
STAT3004 Stochastic Modelling
STAT3032 Survival Models
Elective (6 units) (e.g. FINM2002 Financial Instruments and Risk
Management)
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Year 3
(48 units)
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BUSN2015 Company Accounting
FINM3001 Investments
INFS1001 Foundations of Electronic Commerce and Information Systems
STAT3033 Actuarial Techniques 1
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BUSN2011 Management Accounting
STAT3038 Actuarial Techniques 2
Elective (6 units) (e.g. STAT2009 Generalised Linear Modelling)
Elective (6 units)
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Year 4
(48 units)
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BUSN2101 Law of Business Entities
Accounting major (6 units) (e.g. BUSN3008 Financial Reporting by
Corporations
FINM3003 Continuous Time Finance
STAT3035 Risk Theory
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BUSN3014 Principles of Taxation Law
Accounting major (6 units) (e.g. BUSN3002 Auditing)
STAT3036 Credibility Theory
Elective (6 units)
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Year 5 Honours
(48 units)
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Actuarial Studies IV Honours
OR
Commerce IV Honours
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Actuarial Studies IV Honours
OR
Commerce IV Honours
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Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Bachelor of Economics
(program code 4201)
The combined program consists of:
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at least 192 units
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normal duration of the full-time pass degree program -- 4 years (or part-time equivalent).
Minimum requirement from each program:
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The requirements of the degree of Bachelor of Actuarial Studies as detailed in the entry relating to the Faculty of Economics and Commerce.
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The requirements of the degree of Bachelor of Economics as detailed in the entry relating to the Faculty of Economics and Commerce.
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Actuarial Studies requires:
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total of 144 units comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Actuarial Studies as defined in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry.
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Economics requires:
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total of 144 units comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Economics as defined in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry.
Actuarial Studies/Economics -- a typical full-time program pattern meeting IAA Part I and II requirements
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First semester
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Second semester
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Year 1
(48 units)
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BUSN1001 Business Reporting and Analysis
ECON1101 Microeconomics 1
STAT1031 Introduction to Actuarial Studies
STAT2001 Introductory Mathematical Statistics
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BUSN1002 Accounting Processes and Systems
ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1
STAT2032 Financial Mathematics
Elective (6 units)
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Year 2
(48 units)
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ECON2101 Microeconomics 2
EMET2007 Econometric Methods
FINM2001 Corporate Finance
STAT3037 Life Contingencies
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ECON2102 Macroeconomics 2
STAT3004 Stochastic Modelling
STAT3032 Survival Models
Elective (6 units) (e.g. FINM2002 Financial Instruments and Risk Management)
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Year 3
(48 units)
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FINM3001 Investments
ECON3101 Microeconomics 3
ECON3103 International Economics
STAT3033 Actuarial Techniques 1
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ECON3102 Macroeconomics 3
STAT3038 Actuarial Techniques 2
Elective (6 units) (e.g. EMET2008 Econometric Modelling)
Elective (6 units)
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Year 4
(48 units)
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FINM3003 Continuous Time Finance
STAT3035 Risk Theory
Elective (6 units)
Elective (6 units)
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STAT3036 Credibility Theory
Elective (6 units)
Elective (6 units)
Elective (6 units)
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Year 5 Honours
(48 units)
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Actuarial Studies IV Honours
OR
Economics IV Honours
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Actuarial Studies IV Honours
OR
Economics IV Honours
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Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Bachelor of Laws
(program code 4443)
The normal time for completion of a combined program is five years for full-time pass students. The length of the combined program makes part-time study inadvisable and the faculties will examine such applications carefully.
The combined program consists of at least 240 units.
Minimum requirement from each Faculty:
FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE
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at least 96 units offered by the Faculty of Economics and Commerce, as defined in that Faculty's Schedule 1, subject to any restrictions detailed in the Faculty of Economics & Commerce entry.
FACULTY OF LAW
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at least 144 units of Law courses, including 72 units of compulsory courses, as listed in the section relating to the Faculty of Law, and 72 units of elective courses.
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course restrictions apply to Introduction to Commercial Law, Law of Business Entities and Principles of Taxation Law in satisfying the requirements of this program.
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Actuarial Studies requires:
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a total of 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Actuarial Studies as defined in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Laws requires:
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total of 240 units including:
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144 units of Law courses as defined above.
Any students interested in undertaking an honours program in Actuarial Studies should consult the Sub-Deans or program advisers of both faculties as early as possible in the program.
Actuarial Studies/Law -- a typical full-time program pattern:
(Courses in italics are not compulsory, but are required by admitting authorities for admission to practice)
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Program Total
(240 units)
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First semester
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Second semester
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Year 1
(48 units)
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LAWS1201 Foundations of Australian Law (6 units)
LAWS1203 Torts (6 units)
ECON1101 Microeconomics 1
STAT2001 Introductory Mathematical Statistics
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LAWS1202 Lawyers, Justice and Ethics (6 units)
LAWS1204 Contracts (6 units)
ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1
STAT2032 Financial Mathematics
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Year 2
(48 units)
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LAWS1205 Australian Public Law (6 units)
LAWS1206 Criminal Law and Procedure (6 units)
STAT2008 Regression Modelling
BUSN1001 Business Reporting and Analysis
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LAWS2250 International Law (6 units)
LAWS2249 Legal Theory (6 units)
BUSN1002 Accounting Processes and Systems
STAT3004 Stochastic Modelling
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Year 3
(48 units)
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LAWS2201 Administrative Law (6 units)
LAWS2203 Corporations Law (6 units)
ECON2101 Microeconomics 2
STAT3037 Life Contingencies
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LAWS2202 Commonwealth Constitutional Law (6 units)
Law elective course (6 units)
ECON2102 Macroeconomics 2
STAT3032 Survival Models
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Year 4
(48 units)
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LAWS2204 Property (6 units)
Law elective course (6 units)
STAT3035 Risk Theory
STAT3033 Actuarial Techniques 1
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LAWS2205 Equity and Trusts (6 units)
Law elective course (6 units)
STAT3036 Credibility Theory
STAT3038 Actuarial Techniques 2
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Year 5
(48 units)
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LAWS2244 Litigation and Dispute Management (6 units)
Law elective courses (18 units)
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LAWS2207 Evidence (6 units)
Law elective courses (18 units)
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Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Arts (Visual)
(course code 4101)
The combined course consists of:
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at least 192 units: 96 units from the Faculty of Arts, 96 from the National Institute of the Arts (NITA) -- School of Art.
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normal duration of full-time pass course: 4 years.
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students wishing to undertake Honours in the Faculty of Arts must complete the 4-year combined pass course before undertaking the Honours year in Year 5.
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students wishing to undertake Honours in the Canberra School of Art must complete the 4-year combined pass course before undertaking the Honours year in Year 5.The minimum requirement from each area is:
ARTS
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at least 96 units from the Faculty of Arts, including:
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a minimum of one Arts major comprising no fewer than 42 units (as defined in the entry for the Faculty of Arts);
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a maximum of 24 units from Arts courses offered at 1000 level;
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a minimum of 72 units from Arts courses offered at 2000/3000 level
NITA SCHOOL OF ART
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at least 96 units from the Canberra School of Art comprising the following:
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Core Studies: 18 units; Major 1-5: 60 units; Complementary Studies units and/or Art Theory units: 18 units.
Admission to degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Arts (Visual) requires:
In the case of this combined course, the full course requirements must be completed before admission to either of the respective degrees is possible. A student may not exit with one or other degree ahead of completing all course requirements, except by means of a course transfer to the single degree.
Arts/Arts(Visual) -- a typical full-time program pattern
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First semester
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Second semester
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Year 1
(48 units)
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Arts major (6 units)
ARTV1019 Core (18 units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
ARTV1001 Major 1 (12 units)
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Year 2
(48 units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
Complementary Studies from a range of classes
OR
Art Theory (6 units) from a range of courses
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Arts major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
Complementary Studies from a range of classes
OR
Art Theory (6 units) from a range of courses
Complementary Studies from a range of classes
OR
Art Theory (6 units) from a range of courses
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Year 3
(48 units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
ARTV2002 Major 2 (12 units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
ARTV 2003 Major 3 (12 units)
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Year 4
(48 units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
ARTV3004 Major 4 (12 units)
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Arts course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
ARTV3026 Major 5 (12 units)
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Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Asian Studies
(course code 4591)
The combined course leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Asian Studies requires the completion of
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at least 192 units: at least 96 units from each of the two Faculties.
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normal duration of full-time course: 4 years
Minimum requirement from each Faculty:
ARTS
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at least 96 units from the Faculty of Arts, including :
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a min. of one Arts major comprising no fewer than 42 units (as defined in the entry for the Faculty of Arts).
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a maximum of 24 units from Arts courses offered at 1000 level
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a minimum of 72 units from Arts courses offered at 2000/3000 level
ASIAN STUDIES
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Asian Studies courses to the value of at least 96 units taught in or approved by the Faculty of Asian Studies including:
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Asian-language courses forming an Asian language major, as defined in the Faculty entry for the Bachelor of Asian Studies, to the value of between 48-60 units; and
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non-language courses forming an approved conceptual/analytical major as defined in the Faculty entry for the Bachelor of Asian Studies, to the value of between 36-48 units.
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Thus, the course combination for a language major and the conceptual/analytical major could be: 8/8; 9/7 or 10/6.
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Arts requires:
· at least 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (as detailed in the entry for the Faculty of Arts).
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Asian Studies requires:
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total of 144 units including:
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not less than 96 units of Asian Studies courses as defined above.
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courses to the value of not less than 48 units taught in or approved by, either of the relevant Faculties
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no more than 48 first-year units may be counted if admission to the BAS occurs before the combined program requirements have been completed;
In the combined program an Arts course means a course prescribed for the pass degree of Bachelor of Arts; an Asian Studies course means a course prescribed for the pass degree of the Bachelor of Asian Studies. These courses are listed in the Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Asian Studies entries in this Handbook.
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Specialist) and Bachelor of Arts (course code 4551)
The specialist Asian Studies degrees listed in the Asian Studies Faculty entry may be combined with the BA, by completing the combination of courses from both Faculties referred to above, with the addition of the Year in Asia program, generally taken in Year 4 or Year 5 of the combined degree. The total number of units involved is 240, admission to the Specialist Asian Studies degree requires 192 units, and the normal duration of the program is 5 years. Students should discuss their program with both relevant Faculty offices.
Arts/Asian Studies -- a typical full-time program pattern
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First semester
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Second semester
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Year 1
(48units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
Asian language major [1] (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
Asian language major [1] (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
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Year 2
(48units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Asian language major [1] (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Asian language major [1] (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
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Year 3
(48units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Asian language major [1] (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Asian language major [1] (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
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Year 4
(48units)
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Arts major (6 units)
Asian-language major [1] (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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Arts unit (6 units)
Asian-language major [1] (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce
(program code 4104)
The four year full-time (or part-time equivalent) combined program consists of at least 192 units including:
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at least 96 units from Schedule 1 of the Faculty of Economics and Commerce, as detailed in the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry
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at least 96 units from the Faculty of Arts including:
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a minimum of one Arts major comprising no fewer than 42 units (as defined in the entry for the Faculty of Arts)
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a maximum of 24 units from Arts courses offered at 1000 level
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a minimum of 72 units from Arts courses offered at 2000/3000 level
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Arts requires:
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at least 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (as detailed in the entry for the Faculty of Arts).
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Commerce requires:
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a total of 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce as defined in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry.
Arts/Commerce -- a typical full-time program pattern
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First semester
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Second semester
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Year 1
(48 units)
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BUSN1001 Business Reporting and Analysis
STAT1008 Quantitative Research Methods
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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BComm elective (6 units)
BComm elective (6 units)
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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Year 2
(48 units)
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ECON1101 Microeconomics 1
BComm major (6 units)
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1
BComm major (6 units)
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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Year 3
(48 units)
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BComm major (6 units)
BComm elective (6 units)
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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BComm major (6 units)
BComm elective (6 units)
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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Year 4
(48 units)
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BComm elective (6 units)
BComm elective (6 units)
Arts (12 later-year units) including final course for Arts major
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BComm elective (6 units)
BComm elective (6 units)
Arts courses (12 later-year units)
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Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Economics
(program code 4102)
The four year full-time (or part-time equivalent) combined program consists of at least 192 units including:
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at least 96 units from Schedule 1 of the Faculty of Economics and Commerce, as detailed in the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Economics in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry
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at least 96 units from the Faculty of Arts including:
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a minimum of one Arts major comprising no fewer than 42 units (as defined in the entry for the Faculty of Arts)
-
a maximum of 24 units from Arts courses offered at 1000 level
-
a minimum of 72 units from Arts courses offered at 2000/3000 level
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Arts requires:
-
at least 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (as detailed in the entry for the Faculty of Arts).
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Economics requires:
-
a total of 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Economics as defined in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry.
Arts/Economics -- a typical full-time program pattern
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First semester
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Second semester
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Year 1
(48 units)
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ECON1101 Microeconomics 1
STAT1008 Quantitative Research Methods
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1
EMET1001 Foundations of Economic and Financial Models
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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Year 2
(48 units)
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ECON2101 Microeconomics 2
EMET2007 Econometric Methods
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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ECON2102 Macroeconomics 2
BEc elective (6 units)
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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Year 3
(48 units)
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ECON3101 Microeconomics 3
ECON3103 International Economics
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
|
ECON3102 Macroeconomics 3
BEc elective (6 units)
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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Year 4
(48 units)
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BEc elective (6 units)
BEc elective (6 units)
Arts courses (12 later-year units) including final course of Arts major
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BEc elective (6 units)
BEc elective (6 units)
Arts courses (12 later-year units)
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Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws
(program code 4103)
The normal time for completion of a combined program is five years for full-time pass students. The length of the combined program makes part-time study inadvisable and the two faculties will examine such applications carefully. The program is structured so that a full-time student will normally complete the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts after four years' study and the degree of Bachelor of Laws one year later. Students intending to apply to transfer from the Bachelor of Arts to the combined program in Arts and Law after completion of first year are advised to consult program advisers in both faculties.
The combined program consists of at least 240 units.
Minimum requirement from each Faculty:
BACHELOR OF ARTS
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at least 96 units from the Faculty of Arts, including:
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a minimum of one Arts major comprising no fewer than 42 units (as defined in the entry for the Faculty of Arts)
-
a maximum of 24 units from Arts courses offered at 1000 level
-
a minimum of 72 units from Arts courses offered at 2000/3000 level
BACHELOR OF LAWS
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at least 144 units of Law courses, including 72 units of compulsory courses, as listed in the section relating to the Faculty of Law, and 72 units of elective courses.
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Arts requires:
-
at least 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (as detailed in the entry for the Faculty of Arts).
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Laws requires:
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total of 240 units including:
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at least 144 units from the Law Faculty including compulsory and elective courses as defined above.
Arts/Law -- a typical full-time program pattern
(Law courses in italics are not compulsory, but are required by admitting authorities for admission to practice)
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First semester
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Second semester
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Year 1
(48 units)
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LAWS1201 Foundations of Australian Law (6 units)
LAWS1203 Torts (6 units)
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
|
LAWS1202 Lawyers, Justice and Ethics (6 units)
LAWS1204 Contracts (6 units)
Arts major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
|
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Year 2
(48 units)
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LAWS1205 Australian Public Law (6 units)
LAWS1206 Criminal Law and Procedure (6 units)
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
|
LAWS2250 International Law (6 units)
LAWS2249 Legal Theory (6 units)
Arts major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
|
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Year 3
(48 units)
|
LAWS2201 Administrative Law (6 units)
LAWS2203 Corporations Law (6 units)
Arts major course (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
|
LAWS2202 Commonwealth Constitutional Law (6 units)
Law elective course (6 units)
Arts major (6 units)
Arts course (6 units)
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Year 4
(48 units)
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LAWS2204 Property (6 units)
1 Law elective course (6 units)
Arts courses (12 later-year units) including final course for Arts major
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LAWS2205 Equity and Trusts (6 units)
1 Law elective course (6 units)
Arts courses (12 later-year units)
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Year 5
(48 units)
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LAWS2244 Litigation and Dispute Management (6 units)
3 Law elective courses (18 units)
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LAWS2207 Evidence (6 units)
3 Law elective courses (18 units)
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Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Psychology
(program code 4109)
The combined program consists of:
-
at least 192 units including a minimum of 96 units taught in or approved by each one of the relevant Faculties.
-
normal duration of full-time program: 4 years.
Minimum requirement from each Faculty:
ARTS
-
at least 96 units from the Faculty of Arts, including :
-
a minimum of one Arts major comprising no fewer than 42 units (as defined in the entry for the Faculty of Arts)
-
a maximum of 24 units from Arts courses offered at 1000 level
-
a minimum of 72 units from Arts courses offered at 2000/3000 level
SCIENCE
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at least 96 units of Group A, B, and C courses offered by a science-related department (ie Department or School in the Faculty of Science or the Department of Computer Science or the School of Finance and Applied Statistics) including:
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at least 24 units of Group A courses, including PSYC1001 and at least 12 units offered by a science-related department
-
at least 36 units of Group B Psychology courses, including PSYC2009
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at least 36 units of Group C Psychology courses, including PSYC3017 and PSYC3018
At least 24 units of Group A courses must be completed before a student can enrol in Group C courses.
Admission to the degree of Bachelor of Arts requires:
-
at least 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (as detailed in the entry for the Faculty of Arts).
Admission to the degree of Bachelor of Psychology requires:
-
total of 144 units including:
-
not less than 96 units of Science courses as defined above
-
further courses to the value of not less than 48 units taught in or approved by, either of the relevant Faculties.
No more than 48 first-year units may be counted if admission to the Bachelor of Psychology occurs before the combined program requirements have been completed.
Arts/Psychology -- a typical full-time program pattern
|
Year 1
(48 units)
|
Arts major courses (12 units)
|
Arts courses (12 units)
|
PSYC1001A/PSYC1001B Introduction to Psychology
|
Group A Science courses (12 units)
|
|
Year 2
(48 units)
|
Arts major later-year courses (12 units)
|
Arts later-year courses (12 units)
|
PSYC2009 Quantitative Methods in
Psychology
Group B Psychology course (6 units)
|
Group B Psychology courses (12 units)
|
|
Year 3
(48 units)
|
Arts major later-year courses (12 units)
|
Arts later-year courses (12 units)
|
PSYC3017 Advanced Research Methods: Multivariate Analysis
Group B Psychology course (6 units)
|
PSYC3018 Advanced Research Methods: Analysis of Variance
Group B Psychology course (6 units)
|
|
Year 4
(48 units)
|
Arts major later-year course (6 units)
|
Arts later-year courses (18 units)
|
Group C Psychology courses (12 units)
|
Group C Psychology courses (12 units)
|
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science
(program code 4106)
The combined program consists of:
-
at least 192 units including a minimum of 96 units taught in or approved by each one of the relevant Faculties.
-
normal duration of full-time program: 4 years.
Minimum requirement from each Faculty:
ARTS
-
at least 96 units from the Faculty of Arts, including:
-
a minimum of one Arts major comprising no fewer than 42 units (as defined in the entry for the Faculty of Arts)
-
a maximum of 24 units from Arts courses offered at 1000 level
-
a minimum of 72 units from Arts courses offered at 2000/3000 level
SCIENCE
-
at least 96 units of Group A, B, and C courses offered by a science-related department (ie Department or School in the Faculty of Science or the Department of Computer Science or the School of Finance and Applied Statistics) including:
-
at least 24 units of Group A courses
-
at least 12 units of Group B courses
-
at least 36 units of Group C courses
At least 24 units of Group A courses must be completed before a student can enrol in Group C courses.
Admission to the degree of Bachelor of Arts requires:
-
at least 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (as detailed in the entry for the Faculty of Arts).
Admission to the degree of Bachelor of Science requires:
-
total of 144 units including:
-
not less than 96 units of Science courses as defined above
-
further courses to the value of not less than 48 units taught in or approved by, either of the relevant Faculties.
No more than 36 units of Group A courses may be included.
No more than 48 first-year units may be counted if admission to the BSc occurs before the combined program requirements have been completed.
Arts/Science -- a typical full-time program pattern
|
Year 1
(48 units)
|
Arts major courses (12 units)
|
Arts courses (12 units)
|
Group A Science courses (12 units)
|
Group A Science courses (12 units)
|
|
Year 2
(48 units)
|
Arts major courses (12 later-year units)
|
Arts courses (12 later-year units)
|
Group B Science courses (12 units)
|
Group B Science courses (12 units)
|
|
Year 3
(48 units)
|
Arts major courses (12 later-year units)
|
Arts courses (12 later-year units)
|
Group C Science courses (12 units)
|
Group C Science courses (12 units)
|
|
Year 4
(48 units)
|
Arts major courses (6 later-year units)
|
Arts courses (18 later-year units)
|
Group C Science courses (12 units)
|
Group A, B or C Science courses (12 units)
|
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science (Forestry)
(program code 4110)
The combined program consists of:
-
at least 240 units
-
normal duration of full-time program: 5 years.
Minimum requirement from each Faculty:
ARTS
-
at least 96 units from the Faculty of Arts, including:
-
a minimum of one Arts major comprising no fewer than 42 units (as defined in the entry for the Faculty of Arts)
-
a maximum of 24 units from Arts courses offered at 1000 level
-
a minimum of 72 units from Arts courses offered at 2000/3000 level
FORESTRY
-
at least 144 units comprising:
(a) 114 units consisting of
1. 30 units of 1000-series courses comprising BIOL1005, BIOL1006, FSTY1004, SRES1001 and SRES1003
2. 24 units of 2000-series courses comprising FSTY2004, FSTY2009, FSTY2012 and FSTY2102
3. 36 units of 3000-series courses comprising FSTY3009, FSTY3015, FSTY3016, FSTY3017, FSTY3018 and GEOG3028
4. 24 units of 4000-series courses comprising FSTY4001, FSTY4002, FSTY4003 and FSTY4004
(b) 18 units consisting of
-
either FSTY4057 (Forestry Honours 1) and FSTY4058 (Forestry Honours 2);
-
or BIOL2121, SRES2005 and FSTY4005.
Enrolment in Forestry Honours 1 and 2 is by invitation only.
(c) 12 units of Group A, B or C courses offered by a science-related department (ie Department or School in the Faculty of Science or the Department of Computer Science or the School of Finance and Applied Statistics), no more than 6 units of which may be for Group A courses.
Admission to the degree of Bachelor of Arts requires:
-
at least 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (as detailed in the entry for the Faculty of Arts).
Admission to the degree of Bachelor of Science (Forestry) requires:
-
at least 192 units including:
-
not less than 144 units of Science (Forestry) courses as defined above
-
further courses to the value of not less than 48 units taught in or approved by, either of the relevant Faculties.
No more than 36 units of Group A courses may be included.
Arts/Science (Forestry) -- a typical full-time program pattern
|
Year 1
(48 units)
|
Arts major courses (12 units)
|
Arts courses (12 units)
|
BIOL1005 Animal Evolution and Ecology
Group A Science course (6 units)
|
BIOL1006 Plant Evolution and Ecology
SRES1003 Biological Measurement
|
|
Year 2
(48 units)
|
Arts major courses (12 later-year units)
|
Arts courses (12 later-year units)
|
SRES1001 Resources, Environment and Society
FSTY2012 Australian Vegetation
|
FSTY1004 Australia's Forests
FSTY2102 Natural Resource Economics
|
|
Year 3
(48 units)
|
Arts major courses (12 later-year units)
|
Arts courses (12 later-year units)
|
FSTY2004 Fire in the Australian Environment
FSTY3018 Forest Dynamics
|
FSTY2009 Forest Measurement and
Modelling
Group B or C Science course (6 units)
|
|
Year 4
(48 units)
|
Arts major courses (6 later-year units)
|
Arts courses (18 later-year units)
|
FSTY3015 Silviculture
GEOG3028 Environmental Politics, Policy
and Planning
|
FSTY3009 Assessing Forests and Woodlands
FSTY3016 Forest Products
|
|
Year 5
(48 units)
|
|
|
FSTY4001 Resource Management
FSTY4002 Plantation Management
FSTY4004 Plantation Planning
FSTY4057 Forestry Honours 1*
|
FSTY3017 Forest Operations
FSTY4003 Forest Planning
FSTY4058 Forestry Honours 2*
|
Bachelor of Arts (Visual) and Bachelor of Science (Forestry)
(program code 4018)
The combined program consists of:
-
at least 240 units
-
normal duration of full-time program: 5 years.
Minimum requirement from each area:
NITA SCHOOL OF ART
-
at least 96 units from the Canberra School of Art comprising:
-
Core: 18 units;
-
Art Theory and Complementary Studies: 18 units;
-
Major 1-5 in one discipline: 60 units
FORESTRY
-
at least 144 units comprising:
(a) 114 units consisting of
1. 30 units of 1000-series courses comprising BIOL1005, BIOL1006, FSTY1004, SRES1001 and SRES1003
2. 24 units of 2000-series courses comprising FSTY2004, FSTY2009, FSTY2012 and FSTY2102
3. 36 units of 3000-series courses comprising FSTY3009, FSTY3015, FSTY3016, FSTY3017, FSTY3018 and GEOG3028
4. 24 units of 4000-series courses comprising FSTY4001, FSTY4002, FSTY4003 and FSTY4004
(b) 18 units consisting of
either FSTY4057 (Forestry Honours 1) and FSTY4058 (Forestry Honours 2);
or BIOL2121, SRES2005 and FSTY4005.
Enrolment in Forestry Honours 1 and 2 is by invitation only.
(c) 12 units of Group A, B or C courses offered by a science-related department (ie Department or School in the Faculty of Science or the Department of Computer Science or the School of Finance and Applied Statistics), no more than 6 units of which may be for Group A courses.
Admission to the degree of Bachelor of Arts (Visual) requires:
-
a total of 144 units including:
-
not less than 96 units from the Canberra School of Art, as defined above
-
further courses to the value of not less than 48 units taught in or approved by either the Faculty of Science or the Canberra School of Art
Admission to the degree of Bachelor of Science (Forestry) requires:
-
at least 192 units including:
-
not less than 144 units of Science (Forestry) courses as defined above
-
further courses to the value of not less than 48 units taught in or approved by either the Faculty of Science or the Canberra School of Art
No more than 36 units of Group A courses may be included.
Arts (Visual)/Science (Forestry) -- a typical full-time program pattern
|
Year 1
Semester 1
|
ARTV1019 Core (18 units)
|
BIOL1005 Animal Evolution and Ecology
|
|
Year 1
Semester 2
|
ARTV1001 Major (12 units)
|
BIOL1006 Plant Evolution and Ecology
SRES1003 Biological Measurement
|
|
Year 2
Semester 1
|
Complementary Studies from a range of classes (6 units) or
Art Theory (6 units) from a range of courses
|
SRES1001 Resources, Environment and Society
FSTY2012 Australian Vegetation
Group A or B Science course (6 units)
|
|
Year 2 Semester 2
|
Complementary Studies from a range of classes (6 units) or
Art Theory (6 units) from a range of courses
|
FSTY1004 Australia's Forests
FSTY2102 Natural Resource Economics
Group B or C Science course
|
|
Year 3
Semester 1
|
ARTV2002 Major 2 (12 units)
Complementary Studies from a range of classes (6 units) or
Art Theory (6 units) from a range of courses
|
FSTY2004 Fire in the Australian Environment
|
|
Year 3
Semester 2
|
ARTV2003 Major 3 (12 units)
|
FSTY2009 Forest Measurement and Modelling
FSTY3016 Forest Products
|
|
Year 4
Semester 1
|
ARTV3004 Major 4 (12 units)
|
FSTY3015 Silviculture
FSTY3018 Forest Dynamics
|
|
Year 4
Semester 2
|
ARTV3026 Major 5 (12 units)
|
FSTY3009 Assessing Forests and Woodlands
FSTY3017 Forest Operations
|
|
Year 5
|
|
FSTY4001 Resource Management
FSTY4002 Plantation Management
FSTY4004 Plantation Planning
FSTY4057 Forestry Honours 1*
GEOG3028 Environmental Politics, Policy and Planning
FSTY4003 Forest Planning
FSTY4058 Forestry Honours 2* (12 units)
|
Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Commerce
(course code 4594)
The four year full-time (or part-time equivalent) combined course consists of at least 192 units including:
-
At least 96 units from Schedule 1 of the Faculty of Economics and Commerce, as detailed in the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry
ASIAN STUDIES
-
Asian Studies courses to the value of at least 96 units taught in or approved by the Faculty of Asian Studies including:
-
Asian-language courses forming an Asian language major, as defined in the Faculty entry for the Bachelor of Asian Studies, to the value of between 48-60 units; and
-
non-language courses forming an approved conceptual/analytical major as defined in the Faculty entry for the Bachelor of Asian Studies, to the value of between 36-48 units.
-
Thus, the course combination for a language major and the conceptual/analytical major could be: 8/8; 9/7 or 10/6.
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Asian Studies requires:
-
total of 144 units including:
-
not less than 96 units of Asian Studies courses as defined above
-
No more than 48 first-year units may be counted if admission to the BAS occurs before the combined program requirements have been completed.
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Commerce requires:
-
a total of 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce as defined in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry.
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Specialist) and Bachelor of Commerce (course code 4554)
The specialist Asian Studies degrees listed in the Asian Studies Faculty entry may be combined with the Bachelor of Commerce, by completing the combination of courses from both Faculties referred to above, with the addition of the Year in Asia program, generally taken in Year 4 or Year 5 of the combined program. The total number of units involved is 240, admission to the Specialist Asian Studies degree requires 192 units, and the normal time for the degree is 5 years. Students should discuss their program with both relevant Faculty offices.
Asian Studies/Commerce -- a typical full-time program pattern
|
|
First semester
|
Second semester
|
|
Year 1
(48 units)
|
BUSN1001 Business Reporting and Analysis
STAT1008 Quantitative Research Methods
Asian language major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
BComm elective (6 units)
BComm elective (6 units)
Asian language major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
|
Year 2
(48 units)
|
ECON1101 Microeconomics I
BComm major (6 units)
Asian language major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
ECON1102 Macroeconomics I
BComm major (6 units)
Asian language major (6units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6units)
|
|
Year 3
(48 units)
|
BComm major (6 units)
BComm elective (6 units)
Asian language major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
Commerce major (6 units)
Commerce elective (6 units)
Asian language major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
|
Year 4
(48 units)
|
BComm elective (6 units)
BComm elective (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major ( 6 units)
Asian-language major (6 units)
|
BComm (6 units)
BComm elective (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
Asian-language major (6 units)
|
Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Economics
(course code 4592)
The four year full-time (or part-time equivalent) combined course consists of at least 192 units including:
-
at least 96 units from Schedule 1 of the Faculty of Economics and Commerce, as detailed in the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Economics in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry.
ASIAN STUDIES
-
Asian Studies courses to the value of at least 96 units taught in or approved by the Faculty of Asian Studies, including:
-
Asian-language courses forming an Asian language major, as defined in the Faculty entry for the Bachelor of Asian Studies, to the value of between 48-60 units; and
-
non-language courses forming an approved conceptual/analytical major as defined in the Faculty entry for the Bachelor of Asian Studies, to the value of between 36-48 units.
-
Thus, the course combination for a language major and the conceptual/analytical major could be: 8/8; 9/7 or 10/6.
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Asian Studies requires:
-
total of 144 units including:
-
not less than 96 units of Asian Studies courses as defined above
-
No more than 48 first-year units may be counted if admission to the BAS occurs before the combined program requirements have been completed.
Admission to degree of Bachelor of Economics requires:
-
a total of 144 units, comprising the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Economics as defined in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce entry.
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Specialist) and Bachelor of Economics (course code 4552)
The specialist Asian Studies degrees listed in the Asian Studies Faculty entry may be combined with the Bachelor of Economics, by completing the combination of courses from both Faculties referred to above, with the addition of the Year in Asia program, generally taken in Year 4 or Year 5 of the combined program. The total number of units involved is 240, admission to the Specialist Asian Studies degree requires 192 units, and the normal time for the degree is 5 years. Students should discuss their program with both relevant Faculty offices.
Asian Studies/Economics -- a typical full-time course pattern
|
|
First semester
|
Second semester
|
|
Year 1
(48 units)
|
ECON11001 Microeconomics I
STAT1008 Quantitative Research Methods
Asian language major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
ECON11002 Macroeconomics I
EMET1001 Foundations of Economic and Financial Models
Asian language major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
|
Year 2
(48 units)
|
ECON2101 Microeconomics 2
EMET2007 Econometric Methods
Asian language major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (8 units)
|
ECON2102 Macroeconomics 2
BEc elective (6 units)
Asian language major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
|
Year 3
(48 units)
|
ECON3101 Microeconomics 3
ECON3103 International Economics
Asian language major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
ECON3102 Macroeconomics 3
BEc elective (6 units)
Asian language major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
|
Year 4
(48 units)
|
BEc elective (6 units)
BEc elective (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
Asian language major (6 units)
|
BEc elective (6 units)
BEc elective (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
Asian language major (6 units)
|
Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Engineering
(program code 4597)
The combined program consists of:
-
at least 240 units, incorporating:
ASIAN STUDIES
-
Asian Studies courses to the value of at least 96 units taught in or approved by the Faculty of Asian Studies, including:
-
Asian-language courses forming an Asian language major, as defined in the Faculty entry for the Bachelor of Asian Studies, to the value of between 48-60 units; and
-
non-language courses forming an approved conceptual/analytical major as defined in the Faculty entry for the Bachelor of Asian Studies, to the value of between 36-48 units.
-
Thus, the course combination for a language major/ non-language Asian Studies major could be: 8/8, 9/7 or10/6.
ENGINEERING
-
the requirements of the Bachelor of Engineering degree as listed in the entry for the Faculty of Engineering & Information Technology.
Duration
-
normal duration of full-time program: 5 years.
Admission to the degree of Bachelor of Asian Studies requires:
-
total of 144 units including:
-
not less than 96 units of Asian Studies courses as defined above.
Admission to the degree of Bachelor of Engineering requires:
-
at least 192 units which satisfy the requirements for the Bachelor of Engineering degree.
Asian Studies/Engineering -- full-time program pattern
|
|
First semester
|
Second semester
|
|
Year 1
(48 units)
|
ENGN1211 Discovering Engn (6 units)
MATH1013 Math & Applic. 1 (6 units)
PHYS1101 Advanced Physics I (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
ENGN1221 Electromechanical Technol. (6 units)
MATH1014 Math & Application 2 (6 units)
ENGN1215 Intro to Materials (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
|
|
Year 2
(48 units)
|
Engineering major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
Asian Studies language major (6 units)
COMP1100 Introduction to Programming (6 units)
|
Engineering major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
Asian Studies language major (6 units)
COMP1110 Foundations of Software Engineering (6 units)
|
|
Year 3
(48 units)
|
Engineering elective (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
Non-language Asian Studies major (6 units)
Asian Studies language major (6 units)
|
Engineering elective (6 units)
Asian Studies language major (6 units)
ASHI2021 State, Society & Politics in Indonesia, Malaysia & the Philippines OR
ASHI2041 Mainland SE Asia: Colonial & Postcolonial Predicaments OR
ASHI2023 Japanese Econ. Dev. Since WWII. (6 units)
ENGN2225 System Design (6 units)
|
|
Year 4
(48units)
|
Asian Studies language major (6 units)
Engineering major (6 units)
Engineering elective (6 units)
Asian Studies language major (6 units)
|
ENGN3221 Project & Ops Management (6 units)
Engineering major (6 units)
Engineering elective (6 units)
Asian Studies language major (6 units)
|
|
Year 5
(48units)
|
ENGN4200 Individual Project (12 units)
Engineering major (6 units)
Engineering elective (6 units)
|
ENGN4221 Systems Engn Project (6 units)
ASHI2268 Law & Soc. In SE Asia (6 units)
Engineering major (6 units)
Asian Studies language major (6 units)
|
Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Laws
(program code 4593)
Only students who have proven ability in language studies should consider enrolling for the combined program leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Laws as the workload is heavy. Any student proposing to undertake the combined program may wish to consult the program advisers in both faculties.
Full-time students must spend a minimum of five years to complete the combined program. Part-time study is not advisable.
The combined program consists of at least 240 units
Minimum requirement from each Faculty:
FACULTY OF ASIAN STUDIES
-
Asian Studies courses to the value of at least 96 units taught in or approved by the Faculty of Asian Studies including:
