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Units indexed by faculty Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of LawsCourse code: 0094 + Course abbreviation: BE/LLB + Total credit points required: 300 to 312, depending on engineering branch + 6.5 years full-time, 12 years part-time + Managing faculty: Law Study mode and course locationOn-campus (Clayton) Course descriptionThis double-degree program allows students to complete the requirements for the individual Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Laws programs in a minimum of six to six and a half years of study. Course structureThe engineering component requires that students complete 144 to 156 points of study (depending on specialisation chosen), including a specialisation in one of the following branches of engineering: chemical engineering, civil engineering, electrical and computer systems engineering, industrial engineering and engineering management, materials engineering, mechanical engineering and mechatronics engineering. Students may graduate with the Bachelor of Engineering degree after four years of study, provided they have completed the single degree requirements of the elected engineering specialisation. The law component requires that students complete 156 points of study, including 16 compulsory units and a further 12 elective law units. Course requirementsBachelor of Engineering (Chemical)/Bachelor of LawsStudents require a total of 312 points. The engineering component requires that students complete 156 points of study as specified in the course outline below. First year -- 51 points
Two compulsory engineering core units: Three or four (depending on the need for a transition unit) engineering electives from:
None or one (depending on VCE subjects completed) transition unit from: Second year -- 54 points
Third year -- 51 points
Fourth year -- 54 points
Fifth year -- 51 points
Sixth year -- 51 points
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)/Bachelor of LawsStudents require a total of 306 points. The engineering component requires that students complete 150 points of study as specified in the course outline below. First year -- 51 points
Two compulsory engineering core units: Three or four (depending on need for a transition unit) engineering electives from:
None or one (depending on VCE subjects completed) transition unit from: Second year -- 60 points
Third year -- 51 points
Fourth year -- 54 points
Fifth year -- 45 points
Sixth year -- 45 points
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering)/Bachelor of LawsStudents require a total of 312 points. The engineering component requires that students complete 156 points of study as specified in the course outline below. First year -- 51 points
Two compulsory engineering core units: Three or four (depending on the need for a transition unit) engineering electives from:
None or one (depending on VCE subjects completed) transition unit from: Second year -- 60 points
Third year -- 57 points
Fourth year -- 54 points
Fifth year -- 45 points
Sixth year -- 45 points
Bachelor of Engineering (Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management)/Bachelor of LawsStudents require a total of 300 points. The engineering component requires that students complete 144 points of study as specified in the course outline below. First year -- 51 points
Two compulsory engineering core units: Three or four (depending on the need for a transition unit) engineering electives from:
None or one (depending on VCE subjects completed) transition unit from: Second year -- 54 points
Third year -- 51 points
Fourth year -- 54 points
plus two elective units from the following:
Fifth year -- 45 points
Sixth year -- 45 points
Bachelor of Engineering (Materials)/Bachelor of LawsStudents require a total of 300 points. The engineering component requires that students complete 144 points of study as specified in the course outline below. Level 3 units of the engineering component of this new program will be offered from 2006, level 4 units from 2007. First year -- 51 points
Two compulsory engineering core units: Three or four (depending on the need for a transition unit) engineering electives from:
None or one (depending on VCE subjects completed) transition unit from: Second year -- 48 points
plus one of the following: Third year -- 51 points
plus one remaining unit from: Fourth year -- 48 points
Fifth year -- 51 points
Sixth year -- 51 points
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)/Bachelor of LawsStudents require a total of 300 points. The engineering component requires that students complete 144 points of study as specified in the course outline below. First year -- 51 points
Two compulsory engineering core units: Three or four (depending on need for a transition unit) engineering electives from:
None or one (depending on VCE subjects completed) transition unit from: Second year -- 54 points
Third year -- 57 points
Fourth year -- 48 points
Fifth year -- 45 points
Sixth year -- 45 points
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronics)/Bachelor of LawsStudents require a total of 306 points. The engineering component requires that students complete 150 points of study as specified in the course outline below. Level 3 units of the engineering component of this new program will be offered from 2006, and level 4 units from 2007. This branch ceased intake into level 2 at the end of 2005. First year -- 51 points
Two compulsory engineering core units: Three or four (depending on need for a transition unit) engineering electives from:
None or one (depending of VCE subjects completed) transition unit from: Second year -- 54 points
Third year -- 57 points
Fourth year -- 54 points
Fifth year -- 45 points
Sixth year -- 45 points
Students have a maximum time limit of 12 years to complete the course from the date of commencement. Previous page | Next page | Section contents | Title and contents |