Bachelor Degrees Rules 2006
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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 2005 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 2005.
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