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Bachelor of Engineering - Bachelor of Commerce
The Faculties of Commerce and Engineering offer a double
degree courses over five years of full-time or eight years
of part-time study, leading to the degrees of Bachelor of
Commerce and Bachelor of Engineering. These courses provide
education in a discipline of Engineering, together with a
major study in a Commerce specialisation to broaden the knowledge
base of the graduate thereby enhancing career prospects. The
Engineering courses are accredited by the Institution of Engineers,
Australia.
Requirements for admission to the double degree is a Tertiary
Entrance Rank, or the equivalent, which is equal to or greater
than the rank required for admission to the course for the
degree of Bachelor of Commerce, or the course for the degree
of Bachelor of Engineering, whichever is the higher. English
and Mathematics pre-requisites for both degrees must be satisfied.
Because of the very large number of possible combinations
between the two faculties student study programs will be determined
via a contract signed by the student and the appropriate course
coordinators and Sub-Deans.
Bachelor of Commerce
Candidates are required to complete core subjects and subjects
which satisfy the requirements of one of the Commerce
Specialisations. Candidates need to be aware that the
number of credit points required by each specialisation varies
and that they must seek advice and approval from the Sub Dean
and relevant Head of Department of Commerce before enrolment.
Students should be aware that it may not be possible to complete
all Commerce specialisations with the usual 264 credit points
required for a double degree.
Bachelor of Engineering
To qualify for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Engineering,
a candidate must complete a total of 192 credit points. Of
the 192 credits points, 174 credits points must be Engineering
subjects taken from the following:
Bachelor of Engineering - Core Subjects
plus subjects leading to one of the following specialisations:
A candidate must complete at least 12 weeks of approved professional
engineering experience during the course. A part-time candidate
in approved full-time engineering employment may be exempted
from up to three specified subjects in accordance with the
provisions of the Professional Options subjects, thereby enabling
the joint course to be completed in a shorter time.
All students should discuss their Engineering program with
the relevant Course Coordinator at enrolment.
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