1 (1) These Rules are the Bachelor Degrees Rules 2005.
(2) These Rules commence on 31 December 2004, immediately after the commencement of the Rules (Repeal) Rules 2004.
OBJECT OF THESE RULES
These Rules are intended to set up the platform upon which the University’s Bachelor Degrees are based. They are meant to be read in conjunction with the Undergraduate Handbook Rules 2004 and the Handbook itself as it appears on the web.
In these Rules you will find generally applicable information about doing a bachelor’s degree at the University, including the range of degrees offered, the combinations available for combined programs and obtaining status for work already done.
Details about specific courses, prerequisites, incompatible courses, sequences and combinations of courses, honours programs and other matters relating to particular degrees and courses are to be found in the Handbook. The relevant parts of the Handbook are given legislative authority by the Undergraduate Handbook Rules 2004.
Definitions are used to draw the distinction between single and combined degree programs and their components. This enables the Rules to cover all undergraduate degrees in the same way
2 Application
2 (1) These Rules, and Orders made under these Rules, apply in relation to a program commenced or continued on or after the commencement of these Rules.
(2) For rule 31, these Rules are taken to be an amendment of the Bachelor Degrees Rules as in force immediately before the commencement of these Rules.
[Note: Although these Rules replace the Bachelor Degrees Rules, it is intended that they operate as amending Rules for rule 31.]
3 Interpretation
3 (1) In these Rules, unless the contrary intention appears:
combined program means a program leading to the award of 2 degrees in accordance with Part 3;
degree means a degree mentioned in Part 1 of the Schedule, a combined program mentioned in Part 2 of the Schedule (or a component degree of a combined program) or a joint program mentioned in Part 3 of the Schedule, as the case requires;
department includes centre, division and school;
Faculty, for a degree, means the Faculty in The Faculties in which, or by a department or departments of which, the course is offered;
Handbook Rules means the Undergraduate Handbook Rules 2004 as amended and in force from time to time;
Orders, for a degree, means the Orders, published (or to be published) in the Handbook under rule 9 of the Handbook Rules, that relate to the degree, or, for a component of a combined program, the Orders so published (or to be so published) that relate to that component;
[NOTE: For example, a reference to the Orders in relation to the degree of Bachelor of Actuarial Studies is a reference to so much of the Degree of Bachelor of Actuarial Studies (Courses) Order (however called) as is included in the relevant Part of the Handbook.]
prescribed authority means the Dean of a Faculty or his or her nominee;
program means a program for a degree;
student means an applicant to undertake, or a person undertaking, all or part of a program.
(2) A reference in these Rules to value for a course is a reference to the value, in units, of the course.
(3) Notwithstanding anything else in these Rules, if the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) arranges for a dual or joint program to be offered in conjunction with another tertiary education institution, the arrangement prevails over these Rules and these Rules are to be interpreted accordingly.
(4) Notwithstanding anything else in these Rules, if the relevant Dean of a Faculty arranges for a candidate to undertake a degree of Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours), the Dean and the candidate may enter into an arrangement that prevails over these Rules and these Rules are to be interpreted accordingly.
4 Orders
4 (1) For these Rules:
(a) the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may make Orders about courses and the requirements for completion of programs; and
(b) the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) must exercise the power to make those Orders with the advice of the Dean of the Faculty concerned.
(2) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may, by Order, set out, for each course a Faculty offers:
(a) the course’s name; and
(b) the course’s identifying code; and
(c) the course’s unit value; and
(d) the prerequisites and co-requisites (if any) for taking the course; and
(e) if there are any other courses with which the course is regarded as incompatible the names of those courses; and
(f) the methods of assessment for the course; and
(g) any other conditions to which taking the course is subject.
(3) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may, by Order, detail the requirements for completion for each single degree, combined program and honours program.
(4) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may, by Order, change the requirements for particular courses to be undertaken for a component of a combined program a Faculty offers.
5 Degrees that may be conferred
5 (1) A degree may be conferred as a pass degree or as a degree with honours.
(2) However, each of the following degrees may only be conferred as a degree with honours:
the degree of Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) (Industry Based Learning)
the degree of Bachelor of Economics (Honours) (Industry Based Learning)
the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)
the degree of Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) (offered by the University jointly with the National University of Singapore).
6 Who may be enrolled?
6 (1) The prescribed authority may only enrol a person as a student if the person has been admitted to the University in accordance with the Undergraduate Admission Rules 2004.
(2) Except with the permission of the prescribed authority concerned, a student must not undertake a program at the same time as undertaking a degree, diploma or other award program offered by:
(a) another Faculty; or
(b) another tertiary education institution.
7 How must courses be chosen?
7 (1) A student must choose the courses of his or her program, and make any change to that choice, in accordance with the Orders.
(2) However, if the Orders indicate that the approval of the prescribed authority must be obtained for the choice or number of courses that may be undertaken in a particular program, a student wishing to undertake that program must get that approval.
[NOTE: for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, courses are mandatory and are set out in the Orders.]
8 How may a student be assessed?
8 (1) A student undertaking a program must submit to examinations or assessment in the courses of the program as required by the Dean of the Faculty concerned.
(2) A student may only be admitted to examination or given other assessment in any of the courses of a program if he or she has attended the classes, and carried out work in the courses of the program, to the satisfaction of the Head of the Department concerned.
(3) However, a student must not be refused an examination or other assessment by reason only of the fact that the student failed to attend a class or carry out work if the student was not given reasonable notice that he or she was required to attend the class or carry out the work.
9 What are the time-limits for a program?
9 (1) Unless the Dean of the Faculty otherwise determines, a student must finish his or her program:
(a) if the program is a single degree program in The Faculties—in not more than 10 years after beginning it; and
(b) if the program is a combined program for which the total value mentioned in the Schedule is less than 240 units—in not more than 10 years after beginning it; and
(c) if the program is a combined program for which the total value mentioned in the Schedule is 240 units or more—in not more than 11 years after beginning it.
(2) However if status is granted under rule 13 or 17 for work done elsewhere, the prescribed authority responsible for the program must fix a time, not more than the maximum period for the program, within which the student undertaking a pass degree must comply with these Rules.
(3) However, a student undertaking a degree with honours may only be granted the degree if the student:
(a) finishes the program for the corresponding pass degree within the period mentioned in subrule (1) or (2); and
(b) finishes the honours year of that program, to the satisfaction of the Dean of the Faculty, in 1 year as a full-time student or 2 years as a part-time student.
(4) Also, a student undertaking a degree with honours may only be granted the degree if:
(a) for a student undertaking 1 honours program, or a combined honours program—he or she undertakes the honours year immediately after finishing the requirements for the corresponding pass degree; and
(b) for a student undertaking 2 honours programs—he or she undertakes the honours year of each program:
(i) immediately after completing the requirements for the corresponding pass degree; or
(ii) immediately after completing the honours year for the other component degree.
(5) However, if a student undertakes an honours program for which he or she is not required to undertake an honours year, subrules (1) and (2) apply to that student for that program and subrules (3) and (4) do not.
(6) The Dean of the Faculty may change a time limit mentioned in subrule (3) or (4) for an honours degree.
10 Program leave of absence
10 (1) The prescribed authority may approve leave of absence for a student from the student’s program.
(2) If the prescribed authority approves the leave of absence, the period of leave must be included in the maximum period of the program.
PART 2 - UNDERTAKING A SINGLE DEGREE
Division 1 - The Pass Degree
11 What are the program requirements for a pass degree?
11 (1) A list of single degree programs offered by the University is set out in Part 1 of the Schedule.
(2) To avoid doubt, the degree of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery is regarded as a single undergraduate degree.
(3) To finish the program for a pass degree a student must pass courses mentioned in subrule (4) the total value of which is set out in the Schedule and complete the other requirements for the degree set out in the Orders.
(4) The courses, sequences of courses or combinations of courses that may be included in a program are the courses, sequences or combinations of courses approved by the Dean of the Faculty concerned and set out in the Orders.
(5) The Dean of the Faculty may, in special circumstances, approve a program or variation of a program that does not comply with subrule (3) or (4).
12 What courses may be taken for a pass degree?
12 (1) The courses for the pass degree must be chosen from:
(a) courses offered by the Faculty concerned; and
(b) except for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, courses approved by the Dean of the Faculty that are offered by other Faculties or elsewhere in the University.
(2) The courses offered by the Faculty are the courses set out in the Orders for the Faculty and have the unit values set out in those Orders.
(3) A course from another Faculty or elsewhere in the University must be taken in accordance with the Rules and Orders that relate to that course.
(4) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may, by Order, determine:
(a) courses for which a student may not receive status if taken with other courses; and
(b) a maximum number of courses for which a student may receive status in any year; and
(c) a maximum number of units for which a student may receive status for taking specified courses; and
(d) subject to any other relevant Orders, any other condition to which the taking of a particular course is subject.
(5) The Dean of a Faculty may, in a particular case, determine a matter mentioned in subrule (4).
(6) However, in a determination under subrule (5) the Dean of a Faculty must comply
with any relevant Order made by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education).
[NOTE: The Orders generally mention courses that are incompatible with, or that may not be taken concurrently with, or after completion of, other courses and prerequisites and co-requisites to the taking of particular courses.]
13 How to get status in pass program for previous work
13 (1) The prescribed authority may grant a student who has carried out work or completed part of a program at this University or at another university or similar institution such status in the program for a pass degree as the prescribed authority determines, having regard to all the circumstances.
(2) Unless the Dean of the Faculty determines otherwise, a student must not be granted status for work carried out, or a course passed, more than the prescribed number of years before the date on which the student applied for status for that work or course.
(3) Unless the Dean of the Faculty determines otherwise, a student may not enrol in a course forming part of a sequence of courses if the student seeks status for work carried out, or a course passed, in relation to that sequence of courses more than the prescribed number of years before the date on which the student applies to enrol for the first-mentioned course.
(4) In this rule prescribed number of years means, for a program undertaken in The Faculties, 10 years.
14 How must a student’s performance be categorised?
14 (1) The performance of a student in a course other than for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, must be classified as “high distinction”, “distinction”, “credit”, “pass”, “course requirements satisfied” or “fail”.
(2) The performance of a student in a course for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, must be classified as “higher level performance”, “course requirements satisfied” or “fail”.
15 When can a student be granted the degree?
15 (1) Except with the permission of the Dean of the Faculty concerned, a student may only be granted the pass degree if the student has satisfied the requirements of the program and has complied with these Rules and the Orders.
Division 2 - The Degree with Honours
16 Enrolment in honours program
16 (1) The prescribed authority may enrol a student in an honours program mentioned in the Orders on the recommendation of the Head of the Department in which the honours program is proposed to be taken.
17 How to get status in honours program for previous work
17 (1) The prescribed authority may grant a student who has carried out work or completed part of a program at this University or at another university or similar institution such status in the program for the honours degree as the prescribed authority determines, having regard to all the circumstances.
(2) Unless the Dean of the Faculty determines otherwise, a student must not be granted status for work carried out, or a course passed, more than the prescribed number of years before the date on which the student applied for status for that work or course.
(3) Unless the Dean of the Faculty determines otherwise, a student may not enrol in a course forming part of a sequence of courses if the student seeks status for work carried out, or a course passed, in relation to that sequence of courses more than the prescribed number of years before the date on which the student applies to enrol for the first-mentioned course.
(4) In this rule prescribed number of years means, for a program undertaken in The Faculties, 10 years.
18 Honours work
18 (1) A candidate for the degree with honours must, in the years of the program allocated for the corresponding pass degree, undertake the program approved by the Dean of the Faculty for the pass degree as well as any extra work required by the Head of the Department responsible for the honours program.
(2) However:
(a) for the honours degree of Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours), a candidate must, in the years of the program allocated for the degree, undertake the program approved by the Dean of the Faculty for the degree; and
(b) for an honours degree of Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) (Industry Based Learning) or Bachelor of Economics (Honours) (Industry Based Learning), a candidate must, in the years of the program allocated for the degree, undertake the program approved by the Dean of the Faculty for the degree including any required industry based placement; and
(c) for the honours degree of Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours), a candidate must, in the years of the program allocated for the degree, undertake the program approved by the Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Commerce for the degree.
19 Honours year
19 (1) The program requirements for an honours program (including the requirements for an honours year if applicable to the program) must be set out in the Orders.
(2) If the program for a degree with honours includes an honours year, a student may be admitted to the honours year by the prescribed authority concerned if the student has reached a sufficiently high standard in the preceding years of the program for the corresponding pass degree.
20 How may an honours year be cancelled?
20 (1) If a student is not making satisfactory progress in an honours program, the Dean of the Faculty may (on the recommendation of the Head of the Department in which the student is undertaking the program) cancel the enrolment of the student for the degree with honours.
(2) If, under subrule (1), the Dean of the Faculty cancels the enrolment of a student for a degree with honours, the student is to be regarded, for rule 24, as having abandoned the program for the degree with honours.
21 May an honours year be attempted more than once?
21 (1) Except with the permission of the Dean of the Faculty, a candidate for a degree with honours may only attempt the honours year once.
22 When can a student be granted an honours degree?
22 (1) A student who has complied with these Rules and who has reached a standard satisfactory to the Dean of the Faculty in the courses of the student's program and any other work that he or she is required to perform may be granted the degree with honours.
23 How must an honours degree be categorised?
23 (1) Subject to subrules (2), (3) and (4), a candidate for the degree with honours who reaches an appropriate standard and complies with these Rules for the degree may be granted a degree with first class honours; second class honours, division A; second class honours, division B; or third class honours.
(2) The degree of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery with honours may only be granted without classification.
(3) The degree of Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) may only be granted if the candidate achieves the standard required for first class honours.
(4) Also, a candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) may be granted another relevant honours degree (with second class honours, division A; second class honours, division B; or third class honours), if the candidate has not already been granted that degree, has complied with these Rules for admission to that degree, and:
(a) fails to reach an appropriate standard for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours); or
(b) abandons the program for the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours).
24 Candidates for honours degree may be granted pass degree
24 (1) A candidate for a degree with honours may be granted an appropriate pass degree if the candidate has not already been granted that pass degree, has complied with these Rules for admission to that pass degree, and:
(a) fails to reach an appropriate standard for the award of the degree with honours; or
(b) abandons the program for the degree with honours.
PART 3 - UNDERTAKING COMBINED PROGRAMS
25 Combined programs
25 (1) With the permission of the prescribed authorities concerned, a student may undertake the programs for 2 degrees as a combined program.
(2) The University offers the combined programs mentioned in Part 2 of the Schedule.
[NOTE: Typically 1 or both degrees taken as a combined program involves taking fewer courses than taking the 2 degrees separately.]
26 What are the requirements for a combined program?
26 (1) To finish a combined program, a student must pass courses the total value of which is the value in units for the program mentioned in the Schedule.
(2) The courses, sequences or combinations of courses that may be included in the program are the courses, sequences or combinations of courses approved by the Deans of the Faculties concerned and set out in the Orders.
(3) The Deans of the Faculties concerned may, in special circumstances, approve a program or variation of a program that does not comply with subrule (1) or (2).
(4) A course must not be credited more than once to a student undertaking a combined program.
27 How can a student be granted a component degree?
27 (1) Subject to the Orders, a student may be granted 1 of the pass degrees if the student finishes the requirements for the relevant component of the combined program mentioned in the entry for the degree in the Orders.
[NOTE: Typically, the compulsory requirements include all of the courses undertaken in that component of the degree and also a number of units taken from the other component.]
(2) Having been granted that degree, the student may not be granted the second pass degree in the combined program unless he or she finishes all of the requirements for the program.
28 Can all or part of a combined program be taken as an honours degree?
28 (1) A student undertaking a combined program may undertake a program for either or both of the degrees with honours.
(2) If a student undertakes a program for 1 of the degrees with honours, the student must comply with any conditions imposed by the prescribed authority for the admission of the student to the honours program.
(3) A student may be granted 1 of the degrees with honours if the student finishes the requirements mentioned in subrule 27 (1) for admission to the relevant pass degree and complies with the requirements for the degree with honours in accordance with these Rules and the Orders.
(4) If a student undertakes a combined program for both of the degrees with honours, the student must take the honours year of each component of the program (if any) in separate years unless the Deans of the Faculties concerned, on the recommendation of the heads of Departments concerned, permit otherwise.
29 Application of Rules and Orders to combined programs
29 (1) The Rules and Orders that are applicable to a single degree apply, except where they are inconsistent with this Part, in relation to a component of a combined program.
PART 4 - REVIEW OF DECISIONS AND APPLICATION OF AMENDING RULES AND ORDERS
30 Review of decisions
30 (1) If the Dean of a Faculty or a prescribed authority makes a decision affecting a student under these Rules, the Dean or prescribed authority must tell the student, in writing, about his or her rights to a review of the decision.
(2) A student may seek review of a decision made by the Dean of a Faculty or a prescribed authority under these Rules, except a decision classifying the student’s performance in accordance with rule 14.
(3) Application for review of a decision must initially be made to the Dean of the Faculty concerned.
(4) If the Dean receives an application for review, the Dean must review the decision and make a fresh decision as if he or she were making the original decision.
(5) If the student wishes to seek review of a decision made under subrule (4), the student may ask the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) to review the decision.
(6) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may:
(a) decide to take no action; or
(b) appoint a panel to review a decision referred under subrule (5) and the panel may make any decision that could have been made by the original decision-maker.
31 Application of amending Rules and Orders
31 (1) If an amendment affecting a program or combined program is made to these Rules, or to relevant Orders, the amendment does not apply to a student who, before the amendment was made, had finished 1 or more courses of the program or combined program unless:
(a) the student:
(i) elects in writing that the amendment apply; and
(ii) submits to the Dean of the Faculty concerned proposed alterations to the program or combined program that are in accordance with these Rules and the relevant Orders, as so amended; and
(iii) the Dean of the Faculty approves those alterations; or
(b) the Dean of the Faculty determines otherwise.
SCHEDULE
PROGRAMS OFFERED BY THE UNIVERSITY
PART 1 - SINGLE BACHELOR DEGREES
Degree
Program abbreviation
Faculty or School responsible
Units
1
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies
BActS
Economics and Commerce
144
2
Bachelor of Archaeological Practice
BArchPract
Arts
144
3
Bachelor of Arts
BA
Arts
144
4
Bachelor of Arts (Art History and Curatorship)
BA(ArtHistCur)
Arts
144
5
Bachelor of Arts (Australian Studies)
BA(AustS)
Arts
144
6
Bachelor of Arts (Development Studies)
BA (DevS)
Arts
144
7
Bachelor of Arts (Digital Arts)
BA(DA)
Arts
144
8
Bachelor of Arts (European Studies)
BA(EurS)
Arts
144
9
Bachelor of Arts (International Relations)
BA(IR)
Arts
144
10
Bachelor of Arts (Music)
BA(Mus)
Arts
144
11
Bachelor of Arts (New Media Arts)
BA(NMA)
Arts
144
12
Bachelor of Arts (Policy Studies)
BA(PolS)
Arts
144
13
Bachelor of Arts (Social Work)
BA(SW)
Arts
192
14
Bachelor of Arts (Visual)
BA(Visual)
Arts
144
15
Bachelor of Asian Studies
BAsianStudies
Asian Studies
144
16
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Arabic)
BAsianStudies(Arabic)
Asian Studies
192
17
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Chinese)
BAsianStudies(Chinese)
Asian Studies
192
18
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Hindi)
BAsianStudies(Hindi)
Asian Studies
192
19
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Indonesian)
BAsianStudies(Indonesian)
Asian Studies
192
20
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Japanese)
BAsianStudies(Japanese)
Asian Studies
192
21
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Korean)
BAsianStudies(Korean)
Asian Studies
192
22
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Thai)
BAsianStudies(Thai)
Asian Studies
192
23
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Vietnamese)
BAsianStudies(Vietnamese)
Asian Studies
192
24
Bachelor of Biotechnology
BBiotech
Science
144
25
Bachelor of Commerce
BComm
Economics and Commerce
144
26
Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) (Industry Based Learning)
BComm(Hons)(IBL)
Economics and Commerce
192
27
Bachelor of Computational Science
BComptlSci
Science
144
28
Bachelor of Economics
BEc
Economics and Commerce
144
29
Bachelor of Economics (Honours) (Industry Based Learning)
BEc(Hons)(IBL)
Economics and Commerce
192
30
Bachelor of Electronic Commerce
BeComm
Economics and Commerce
144
31
Bachelor of Engineering
BE
Engineering and Information Technology
192
32
Bachelor of Engineering (Digital and Electronic Systems)
BE(Digital & Electronic)
Engineering and Information Technology
192
33
Bachelor of Engineering (Communications Systems)
BE(Communications)
Engineering and Information Technology
192
34
Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Systems)
BE(Env Systems)
Engineering and Information Technology
192
35
Bachelor of Engineering (Manufacturing and Management Systems)
BE(Manuf&Mnmt Systems)
Engineering and Information Technology
192
36
Bachelor of Engineering (Materials and Mechanical Systems)
BE(Mat&Mech Systems)
Engineering and Information Technology
192
37
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronic Systems)
BE(Mechatronics)
Engineering and Information Technology
192
38
Bachelor of Engineering (Photonic Systems)
BE(Photonic Systems)
Engineering and Information Technology
192
39
Bachelor of Engineering (Semiconductor Electronics)
BE(Semicond Electronics)
Engineering and Information Technology
192
40
Bachelor of Engineering (Sustainable Energy Systems)
BE(SustEner Systems)
Engineering and Information Technology
192
41
Bachelor of Finance
BFin
Economics and Commerce
144
42
Bachelor of Information Technology
BInfTech
Engineering and Information Technology
144
43
Bachelor of International Business (Asia)
BIntBus(Asia)
Economics and Commerce
144
44
Bachelor of Laws
LLB
Law
192
45
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery
MBBS
Medical School
192
46
Bachelor of Medical Science
BMedSc
Science
144
47
Bachelor of Music
BMus
Arts
144
48
Bachelor of Music (Performance)
BMus (Performance)
Arts
192
49
Bachelor of Music (Composition)
BMus (Composition)
Arts
192
50
Bachelor of Music (Jazz)
BMus (Jazz)
Arts
192
51
Bachelor of Music (Musicology)
BMus (Musicology)
Arts
192
52
Bachelor of Music (Music Language and Techniques)
BMus (MusLangTech)
Arts
192
53
Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)
PhB
Arts<br>Asian Studies<br>Science
192<br>192<br>192
54
Bachelor of Photonics
BPhotonics
Science
144
55
Bachelor of Religions (Asian Societies)
BReligions
Asian Studies
144
56
Bachelor of Psychology
BPsych
Science
144
57
Bachelor of Science
BSc
Science
144
58
Bachelor of Science (Forestry)
BSc (Forestry)
Science
192
59
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
BSc(Psych)
Science
144
60
Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management)
BSc (Res&EnvMan)
Science
144
61
Bachelor of Science (Science Communication)
BSc (SciCommun)
Science
144
62
Bachelor of Security Analysis (Asia-Pacific)
BSecAnalysis
Asian Studies
144
63
Bachelor of Software Engineering
BSEng
Engineering and Information Technology
192
64
Bachelor of Translation (Asian Region)
BTranslation
Asian Studies
192
PART 2 - COMBINED BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMS
[NOTES: The Faculties responsible for a combined program are the Faculties responsible for the single Bachelor Degrees that are components of the combined program.
The abbreviation for a combined program consists of the abbreviation for each of its components separated by a slash (eg the abbreviation for the Degree of Bachelor of Asian Studies (Vietnamese) and Degree of Bachelor of Arts (Visual) is BAsianStudies(Vietnamese)/BA(Visual).]
Combined program
Units
1
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Economics
192
2
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Finance
192
3
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Commerce
192
4
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Laws
240
5
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Visual)
192
6
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asian Studies
192
7
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce
192
8
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Economics
192
9
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Information Technology
192
10
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws
240
11
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Music
192
12
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Psychology
192
13
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science
192
14
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
192
15
Bachelor of Arts (Visual)/Bachelor of Music
192
16
Bachelor of Arts (Visual)/Bachelor of Science (Forestry)
240
17
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Forestry)
240
18
Bachelor of Asian Studies/Bachelor of Arts (Visual)
192
19
Bachelor of Asian Studies/Bachelor of Commerce
192
20
Bachelor of Asian Studies/Bachelor of Economics
192
21
Bachelor of Asian Studies/Bachelor of Engineering
240
22
Bachelor of Asian Studies/Bachelor of Laws
240
23
Bachelor of Asian Studies/Bachelor of Science
192
24
Bachelor of Asian Studies/Bachelor of Science (Forestry)
240
25
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Arabic)/Bachelor of Arts
240
26
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Chinese)/Bachelor of Arts
240
27
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Hindi)/Bachelor of Arts
240
28
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Indonesian)/Bachelor of Arts
240
29
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Japanese)/Bachelor of Arts
240
30
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Korean)/Bachelor of Arts
240
31
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Thai)/Bachelor of Arts
240
32
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Vietnamese)/Bachelor of Arts
240
33
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Arabic)/Bachelor of Arts(Visual)
240
34
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Chinese)/Bachelor of Arts(Visual)
240
35
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Hindi)/Bachelor of Arts(Visual)
240
36
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Indonesian)/Bachelor of Arts(Visual)
240
37
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Japanese)/Bachelor of Arts(Visual)
240
38
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Korean)/Bachelor of Arts(Visual)
240
39
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Thai)/Bachelor of Arts(Visual)
240
40
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Vietnamese)/Bachelor of Arts(Visual)
240
41
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Arabic)/Bachelor of Commerce
240
42
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Chinese)/Bachelor of Commerce
240
43
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Hindi)/Bachelor of Commerce
240
44
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Indonesian)/Bachelor of Commerce
240
45
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Japanese)/Bachelor of Commerce
240
46
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Korean)/Bachelor of Commerce
240
47
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Thai)/Bachelor of Commerce
240
48
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Vietnamese)/Bachelor of Commerce
240
49
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Arabic)/Bachelor of Economics
240
50
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Chinese)/Bachelor of Economics
240
51
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Hindi)/Bachelor of Economics
240
52
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Indonesian)/Bachelor of Economics
240
53
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Japanese)/Bachelor of Economics
240
54
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Korean)/Bachelor of Economics
240
55
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Thai)/Bachelor of Economics
240
56
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Vietnamese)/Bachelor of Economics
240
57
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Arabic)/Bachelor of Laws
288
58
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Chinese)/Bachelor of Laws
288
59
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Hindi)/Bachelor of Laws
288
60
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Indonesian)/Bachelor of Laws
288
61
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Japanese)/Bachelor of Laws
288
62
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Korean)/Bachelor of Laws
288
63
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Thai)/Bachelor of Laws
288
64
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Vietnamese)/Bachelor of Laws
288
65
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Arabic)/Bachelor of Science
240
66
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Chinese)/Bachelor of Science
240
67
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Hindi)/Bachelor of Science
240
68
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Indonesian)/Bachelor of Science
240
69
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Japanese)/Bachelor of Science
240
70
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Korean)/Bachelor of Science
240
71
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Thai)/Bachelor of Science
240
72
Bachelor of Asian Studies (Vietnamese)/Bachelor of Science
240
73
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Economics
192
74
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Engineering
240
75
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Information Technology
192
76
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws
240
77
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Music
192
78
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Psychology
192
79
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science (Forestry)
240
80
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
192
81
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Electronic Commerce
192
82
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Information Technology
192
83
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Laws
240
84
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Psychology
192
85
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
192
86
Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Arts
240
87
Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Economics
240
88
Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Information Technology
240
89
Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Science
240
90
Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Laws
240
91
Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Science
192
92
Bachelor of Information Technology/Bachelor of Laws
240
93
Bachelor of Information Technology/Bachelor of Science (Forestry)
240
94
Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Laws
240
95
Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Science
192
96
Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
192
97
Bachelor of Psychology/Bachelor of Laws
240
98
Bachelor of Psychology/Bachelor of Science
192
99
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Commerce
192
100
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Economics
192
101
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws
240
102
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Science (Forestry)
240
103
Bachelor of Science (Forestry)/Bachelor of Economics
240
104
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws
240
105
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Science
192
106
Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management)/Bachelor of Laws
240
PART 3 - JOINT BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMS
[NOTES: Joint programs referred to in subrule 3(3) are offered by the University in association with another tertiary education institution (whether in Australia or overseas).
1
Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours in Actuarial Studies and Economics)<br>[ offered jointly with the National University of Singapore]
BSocScs(H)
Economics and Commerce
192
2
Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)*<br>[*in the fields of chemistry, mathematics or physics jointly with the Bachelor of Science Honours Degree of the National University of Singapore]