Course
code: 1807
The double degree is designed to equip students with a broad range of skills
appropriate to work in a variety of vocations. The disciplines from which
students may select subjects for inclusion in the double degree are those
taught by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and those taught by the
School of Business and Electronic Commerce.
Applicants should have met the appropriate entry criteria for both the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Business. All applicants should be willing to undertake a normal workload of forty-eight points a year full-time or twenty-four points to thirty-two a year part-time or by distance education.
Major,
minor and first-year sequences may be completed within the following
disciplines:
(a) Humanities and social sciences disciplinary and interdisciplinary
majors - gender studies, history-politics, Indonesian, Koorie studies (subject
to approval), mass communications, sociology, writing;
(b) Humanities and social sciences disciplinary and interdisciplinary
minors - Australian studies, community studies, journalism and all of the above
arts major sequences;
(c) Business disciplinary majors - economics, management, marketing,
tourism management, accounting.
A first-year sequence is a pair of first-level subjects which form the first part of a major or minor sequence.
A minor sequence in an arts discipline requires the completion of twenty-eight to thirty-two points of study and will normally comprise a first-level sequence followed by two second-level subjects, or two second-level subjects followed by two third-level subjects.
A major sequence in an arts discipline requires the completion of a minimum of fifty-two and a maximum of seventy-six points of study. Normally a major will include a first-level sequence (twelve points) and at least two subjects at second level (sixteen points) and three subjects at third level (twenty-four points).
A major sequence in a business discipline requires the completion of thirty-six points of study. Normally a major will include a first-level sequence and such second and third-level subjects as are prescribed in the outline of studies to complete the major.
A
candidate for the degree must fulfil the following requirements to receive the
awards of Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business:
(a) complete at least 192 but not more than 216 points, comprising at
least ninety-six points from each of the School of Humanities and Social
Sciences and the School of Business and Electronic Commerce;
(b) complete at least one major sequence and one minor sequence from
disciplines offered by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences;
(c) complete the prescribed core subjects and at least two major sequences
from disciplines offered by the School of Business and Electronic Commerce;
(d) undertake additional subjects to complete the 192 points needed for
the degrees.
The course of study is normally a minimum of four years full-time or eight years part-time or by distance education, and normally cannot extend beyond ten years.