- Students are to follow the requirements of the Handbook for the year they commenced the course.
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Double Degrees with Bachelor of Commerce
Students may combine their Commerce studies with studies in a number of other Faculties and qualify for the award of two degrees. Double degrees aim to broaden a student's knowledge and skill base and improve career options in competitive and increasingly interactive fields. Students must seek advice and approval from both Faculties before enrolment.
For further information refer to the Policy Guidelines for Double Degrees.
Course Requirements
Candidates must satisfy the entry requirements of both the degree programs. Double degrees, where both degrees are normally of three years duration will be a minimum of 216 credit points and take a minimum of four years to complete. Double degrees, where one of the degrees is normally of four years duration will be a minimum of 264 credit points and take a minimum of five years to complete. Students may be given credit where equivalences exist between subjects.
For all double degrees, candidates are required to complete for the Commerce component of their degree:
• 54 credit points of core subjects (including the capstone subject),
plus either
• a 48 credit point major
or
• an additional 48 credit points chosen from the Commerce schedule. Of this 48, at least 18 credit points must be from 300 level Commerce subjects.
Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Commerce (See Faculty of Arts)
Bachelor of Communication and Media Studies - Bachelor of Commerce (See Faculty of Arts)
Bachelor of International Studies - Bachelor of Commerce (See Faculty of Arts)
Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Commerce (Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences)
Bachelor of Psychology - Bachelor of Commerce (Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences)
Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Commerce (Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences)
Bachelor of Commerce - Bachelor of Laws (Faculty of Law)
Bachelor of Creative Arts - Bachelor of Commerce (Faculty of Creative Arts)
Bachelor of Journalism - Bachelor of Commerce (Faculty of Creative Arts)
Bachelor of Engineering - Bachelor of Commerce (Faculty of Engineering)
Bachelor of Engineering - Bachelor of Commerce (Faculty of Informatics)
Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Commerce (Faculty of Science)