Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Arts

Students must consult both the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Arts academic advisers about selecting a specialisation from each Faculty.

The double degree consists of a minimum of 216 credit points taken over at least 4 years and shall include:

1. 90 credit points of subjects from the Science Schedule (including a minimum of 60 credit points for a Science specialisation);
2. at least 72 credit points, including a specialisation, for subjects listed in the Arts Course Structures and including at least 36 credit points for subjects offered by member units of the Faculty of Arts;
3. not more than 96 credit points for 100-level subjects;
4. specialisations from two different disciplines are to be chosen for the Arts and Science degrees.

Note: Students may be given exemptions where similar subjects exist in both specialisations selected, eg Statistics subjects.

The available Faculty of Science specialisations are:

• Biological Sciences
  
• Chemistry
  
• Human Geography
  
• Physical Geography
  
• Geology
  
• Geosciences

The available Faculty of Arts specialisations are:

• Aboriginal Studies
  
• Asia Pacific Studies
  
• Australian Studies
  
• Communication Studies
  
• Community and Environment
  
• English Language Studies
  
• English Studies
  
• European Studies
  
• French
  
• Gender Studies
  
• History
  
• Italian
  
• Japanese
  
• Philosophy
  
• Politics
  
• Resource and Environmental Studies
  
• Science, Technology and Society
  
• Sociology