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2020 MORE THAN KNOWLEDGE UNDERGRADUATE GUIDE
YellowBox
A student start-up
Business School students Vanessa Zhao, Ho
Jun Tang, Ben Delaney and Adrian Brossard
used their degrees – and assistance from the
UNSW Founders program – to help set up a
prize-winning tech company.
The students came together to co-found
YellowBox, a start-up which specialises
in short-term self-storage using bluetooth
technology. The innovative idea earned them
$5,000 as runners-up in the prestigious Peter
Farrell Cup in 2018.
“The courses at UNSW have deepened my
understanding of business and everyone at
the university was very welcoming right from
the beginning” says Vanessa.
The Founders program provided start-up
resources, ideation training and presentation
advice, as well as hot-desking office space
Welcome to UNSW 02
in the Michael Crouch Innovation Centre.
Living on Campus 10
Scholarships 14
“The UNSW Founders UNSW Co-op Program 16
How to Apply
program coached us
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Adjustment Factors 20
through the whole start-up Alternative Entry 22
process and it’s given us Undergraduate Degrees 24
a lot more direction and Art & Design 24
allowed us to focus on Arts & Social Sciences 25
goals and tasks.” Built Environment 28
Business School 29
Engineering 31
Law 36
VANESSA ZHAO
Medicine 37
Bachelor of Commerce
Science 38
UNSW Canberra 42
To find out more about the UNSW Founders
International Student Admissions 46
program visit founders.unsw.edu.au. L - R: Ben Delaney, Vanessa Zhao, Ho Jun Tang and Adrian Brossard.
No matter what you’re considering,
one thing’s for certain…
UNSW can get
you where you
want to go
Our extensive range of Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
units enable you to gain first-hand industry experience
and enhance your employability as you gain credit
towards your degree. Apply your knowledge to real-
world problems and build valuable industry connections
as you undertake internships and placements with
our diverse industry partners or arranged through the
resources and guidance of the UNSW Careers and
Employment office.
TOP 50 UNIVERSITY 5 STARS NO. 1 DESTINATION With UNSW3+, our academic teaching calendar of
We are ranked 45th UNSW has again been awarded IN NSW/ACT
three 10-week teaching terms and an optional intensive
overall in the world. the maximum QS Five Star Plus UNSW received the most
summer term, you’ll have the flexibility and time to
QS World University rating in the teaching, research, UAC first preferences from
Rankings, 2019 employability, facilities and prospective students in both pursue these professional development opportunities
innovation categories. 2018 and 2019. throughout your studies while experiencing everything
QS Stars University Ratings, 2019 our student experience has to offer.
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You're in the heart
of the action
From exhibiting in our galleries to studying
in our sustainably designed Tyree Energy
Technologies Building or catching a live
music gig at the Roundhouse – our world
class facilities are designed to enhance
your experience.
UNSW Kensington Campus
The Kensington Campus is a welcoming community of like-minded
people in the heart of one of the greatest cities on earth. Home to over
52,000 students, our cutting-edge teaching and research facilities
are surrounded by lively cafes, restaurants, student spaces, support
services, and sporting and entertainment venues. Just minutes away
from the city and with a new light rail connection underway, this vibrant
campus is the ideal location to nurture your future.
UNSW Art & Design
Our Art & Design faculty is situated on a purpose-built campus
in Paddington. Centered in Sydney’s largest cluster of cultural
institutions and creative businesses, the campus hosts a busy program
of exhibitions and events. Plus, it’s walking distance to the city centre
and just five kilometres from our Kensington Campus. With studios,
production labs and workshops that are among the best equipped in
the world, students have everything they need to realise their
creative potential.
UNSW Canberra at ADFA
UNSW Canberra is located at the Australian Defence Force Academy
(ADFA), minutes from Canberra’s Civic Centre and the Parliamentary
Triangle. Students have access to outstanding industry networks and
custom-built facilities, and benefit from the best university student-to-
teacher ratio in Australia. The campus provides programs across a
range of disciplines to those enrolled in ADFA programs, non-defence
students and students supported by the Defence Civilian Undergraduate
Sponsorship (DCUS) scheme.
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Iceland
Russia
Ireland
Canada UK
Europe
Austria, Belgium,
USA Croatia, Denmark,
France, Germany,
Greece, Italy, Japan
Republic of Korea
Netherlands, Norway,
Poland, Spain,
Sweden, Switzerland
Hong Kong Taiwan
Mexico
India
Thailand
Vietnam
Singapore Malaysia
Indonesia
Brazil
South Africa
Chile
New Zealand
Argentina
Explore the world with
The chance to study abroad as part giving you a competitive edge in the Who is eligible?
of your UNSW degree is an exciting international workforce – not to mention All UNSW students are encouraged to
opportunity that will not only enhance it looks great on your résumé! apply and there are even scholarships
your UNSW experience but will greatly
Australia’s Global University
to help you on your way. Students
benefit your career prospects. You get
to travel, meet new people, study in a
Where will you go? can go on programs as brief as a
UNSW offers many opportunities 2-week study tour or as long as a year
different country and experience a new of exchange. One of the benefits of
around the world including more than
culture. With so many different ways to the UNSW academic calendar is the
300 exchange partners in 35 countries.
incorporate a learning abroad experience flexibility to choose a program that is
Studying on exchange, short programs or
into your degree, you really can go global right for you! Credit is available for many
interning in Asia, North America, Europe
Going on exchange shouldn’t be a question of if, but when. with UNSW. Pack your bags and a can-
or South America at one of the world’s of our overseas programs. If you enrol
do attitude, and all that’s left is to decide in some degrees, such as a Bachelor
top universities or companies, may take
when to go and where. of International Studies, one year on
you out of your comfort zone. However,
the challenges will enable you to develop exchange is built into your degree.
Broaden your horizons greater self-awareness and cross- For more information, visit
Learning abroad is an incredibly cultural competencies, establish global unsw.edu.au/exchange.
enriching experience, both personally professional networks and make lasting
and professionally. It allows you insights international friendships.
into a new culture and community while
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Uni your way
Do uni your way by joining our student organisation Arc.
With more than 300 clubs and societies, sport for every level,
endless events, plenty of volunteering opportunities and heaps
more, we make sure that you have the best possible student
experience while studying at UNSW.
Clubs & societies Volunteering
UNSW boasts more than 300 unique clubs and societies that You can make a real difference to the UNSW local or global
cater to every interest and hobby you can possibly imagine. community through Arc’s volunteering opportunities. Whether
Clubs are a great way to meet new people who share your you’re keen to lend a hand or your skills, we’ve got 30 different
quirks and passions. And if you can’t find what you’re looking programs to suit every level of expertise. The personal and
for, you can start your own club! professional development you’ll get is an added bonus and
you can travel abroad to make a real difference.
For more information, visit arc.unsw.edu.au/clubs.
For more information, visit arc.unsw.edu.au/volunteering.
Events
Arc promises to excite and delight you all day, every day. You Wellness
can soak up the sunshine at Welcome Back Day, Artsweek Between classes, clubs, sport and social activities, university
and Foundation Day. By night, you can tear up the dance can become a lot to handle. That’s where Arc Wellness comes
floor at a legendary session party or take on trivia. There’s in, helping teach you to take care of yourself so that you can
always a great excuse to devour free ice cream, enjoy the take care of the rest of the stuff going on in your life.
outdoor cinema or relax during Stress Less Week. The freshly
Look out for Arc Wellness pop-ups around campus, from chill-
renovated Roundhouse meeting space and events venue has
out zones, yoga classes and exam preparation workshops
reopened its doors – the home of student life is back bigger
to puppy rooms and massages. We’re here to help you get
and better than ever.
through the day.
For more information, visit arc.unsw.edu.au/roundhouse.
For more information, visit arc.unsw.edu.au/wellness.
Sport O-Week
Arc Sport supports more than 30 sports clubs, each catering
O-Week is Arc’s unforgettable way of celebrating the start
to every level of athletic prowess. Rugby Club? Check.
of university life. Led by the effervescent Yellow Shirts
Underwater Club? Check. Underwater Rugby Club? Check!
volunteers, there are campus tours, heaps of activities and
There are also our intervarsity teams which compete annually
seemingly limitless freebies. You can get a taste of every club, Arc makes sure that student life at UNSW is
for UNSW glory at a national level. If you’re looking for
check out volunteering opportunities or just hang out and always a blast. Visit the Arc website at
something low-key, there’s Social Sport every afternoon on
meet your great new squad. Don’t miss out! arc.unsw.edu.au to check out what’s on.
campus, where the emphasis is on fun and friends.
For more information, visit arc.unsw.edu.au/o-week.
For more information, visit arc.unsw.edu.au/sport.
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Find your place at UNSW
Living on campus is about community, convenience and comfort... Living on campus compared to living off campus
it’s also about choice. UNSW owned and/or affiliated Independent
UNSW Apartment UNSW College Share house One bedroom
Set-up costs $0 $0 $3,000 $3,700
Bond, furniture, utility
As you leave your home behind to embrace your next stage Get in the spirit connections etc
in life at UNSW, choosing what kind of accommodation to live
Social, sporting, cultural and charitable activities are on all year
in is a big decision. Whether you are deciding if college or Accommodation $390* $445* $250 to $350 $470 to $650
round, bringing people of different backgrounds together and
apartment life is for you, or you are wondering whether to live per week
providing the basis of significant, lifelong friendships.
on campus or off campus, at UNSW we have accommodation
Internet $0 $0 $20 to $55 $20 to $55
options that suit all living styles.
We offer a variety of rooms and apartments, ranging from fully or
Room for more Gas and electricity $0 $0 $35 to $140 $35 to $140
partly catered colleges, that have a closer community feel, to the Students can choose from single or shared rooms and Food (groceries and $80 to $280 $10 to $50 $80 to $280 $80 to $280
more autonomous self-catered apartments, that are located on (or apartments; fully, partially or self-catered; and there are also eating out)
very close to) the UNSW campus. UNSW offers accommodation off-campus accommodation options.
Transport to university $0 $0 $40 $40
for more than 4,200 students through residential colleges or
Weekly total $470 to $670 $455 to $495 $425 to $865 $645 to $1,165
apartments owned and managed by UNSW or through affiliated
colleges and apartments on campus. Total annual cost $24,440 to $34,840* $20,020 to $21,780* $22,100 to $44,980 $33,540 to $60,580
Across all the accommodation options the student culture 52 weeks 44 weeks 52 weeks 52 weeks
thrives, creating a welcoming, supportive and safe environment.
Living costs are indicative only and will vary based on the location, number of people you live with and the condition of the housing.
Each of the colleges at UNSW offers a unique setting. You’ll be
immersed in a truly inclusive and supportive environment that For more information, visit student.unsw.edu.au/approximate-weekly-costs and studyinaustralia.gov.au/global/live-in-australia/living-costs.
fosters academic excellence and community participation. *Costs will vary depending on the type of accommodation and catering offered.
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UNSW Colleges Affiliated Colleges on campus
The Kensington Colleges UNSW Hall UNSW has lots of great affiliate college options right here on New College Village
Choosing to live at the Kensington Colleges is choosing to be Enjoy the benefits of having breakfast and dinner catered and campus! Each College comes with its own thriving community New College Village is independent living in a college
part of the rich history and tradition of UNSW. Made up of three the freedom to experience lunch in one of the many cafés on and is a melting pot of cultures: environment, that is a safe, friendly, caring community where
vibrant communities, Basser, Philip Baxter and Goldstein, as campus. For the next few years UNSW Hall will operate out of a 315 postgraduate and undergraduate students from many
a resident you’ll find a strong sense of community, academic nearby on-campus residential facility, while continuing its proud Creston College countries experience a sense of belonging at UNSW.
and pastoral support. Find life long friends at the various inter- history of providing a strong community for students. A catered college offering a supportive and close-knit
college competitions and events. community to 25 undergraduate and postgraduate women Shalom College
Colombo House of all denominations and nationalities, providing opportunities Shalom College is a small and friendly community accepting
Fig Tree Hall A hybrid option giving you the independence and freedom to for students to participate in academic, cultural, social, students of all faiths and backgrounds. It enjoys a diverse
One of the most diverse colleges on campus, Fig Tree Hall has cook your own meals and organise your own room-cleaning to spiritual and sporting activities. and inclusive community of residents who value academic
students from across the world living on its premises. Fig Tree suit your needs, while still being a part of a strong community achievement and participation in both college and
prides itself on being a multi-cultural and inclusive community, with lots of events and activities throughout the year. New College university life.
with dietary needs such as vegetarian and halal catered to. The New College is a friendly and supportive community with an
college offers en suite rooms as well as gender-segregated International House outstanding academic profile. With 247 young men and women Warrane College
floors and an alcohol-free environment. With a balance of postgraduate and senior undergraduate residents, New College offers a vibrant social, sporting and Warrane College has been a home away from home for
students, International House is home to 166 co-educational academic culture. thousands of male students since 1970. In the tradition of
residents. It provides an ideal atmosphere for students seeking Oxbridge Colleges, Warrane supports the pursuit of academic
a quiet and mature environment. excellence and all-round personal development within a
community of university students, teachers and researchers.
UNSW Apartments Affiliated Apartments on campus
Barker Street Apartments Mulwarree Apartments UniLodge @ UNSW UNSW Village
Located on campus overlooking the lush Village Green, most Located next to UNSW Randwick Campus and Randwick UniLodge is a 10-minute walk from UNSW and is designed to UNSW Village is managed by global student accommodation
apartments are five-bedroom shared living, but there are also Racecourse (approximately 1.5 kilometres from UNSW), provide a secure and comfortable living environment for UNSW specialists Campus Living Villages and offers an ideal balance
options for couples and families as well as accessible rooms. Mulwarree is the perfect fit for students keen to live close to Foundation Year students, UNSW undergraduates (under/over between living on campus in a student community and
campus but not right next to the lecture block! 18) and associated UNSW Institution students. independent living. Academic support, pastoral care and a
High Street Apartments wide range of activities and events are an essential part of life
Located across the road from UNSW, the High Street University Terraces at the Village.
Apartments strike the perfect balance for students with Stylish, affordable and modern, the Terraces are an
commitments outside of study. Preference is generally independent, self-sufficient style of living. Located on campus
given to couples and families with children. in the heart of UNSW, with bars, cafés and a supermarket right
at your doorstep. For a general overview visit housing.unsw.edu.au
and for full details on UNSW owned and operated
accommodation visit accommodation.unsw.edu.au.
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Get started on your application early so you are
ready to submit on time. Search, register and
apply online at scholarships.unsw.edu.au
Get all your scholarship questions answered at
our information evenings – see 'What's on' at the
end of this guide.
Scholarships
Every year we provide thousands
of scholarships to help students
reach their educational goals.
Step 1
Let us support you! Search
UNSW scholarships provide financial support for full-time Visit scholarships.unsw.edu.au and search
study so you can make the most of your time as a student for scholarships by category. Click on each
here. Along with short-term awards, grants and other forms scholarship program for more information and
of student support, we can help you realise your dreams of application instructions.
studying with us.
Step 2
Equity scholarships
Register
An equity scholarship may assist you if you are experiencing
Register your details online. Don’t forget, if you
financial or other educational disadvantage relating to the
are a high school student you will need your UAC
costs of tertiary study, and it can help you reach your academic
number and a non-school email address.
potential. There are also scholarship programs available for
rural and Indigenous students, and to assist with the cost
of on-campus accommodation. Equity scholarships will Step 3
usually require an application via the Universities Admissions
Centre (UAC). Apply
Complete all the questions and upload your
Merit scholarships supporting documents. You can apply for most
scholarships with just the one application.
Merit scholarships recognise students who demonstrate
exceptional academic achievements or other outstanding
qualities such as elite sporting ability or leadership potential. Step 4
Scholarships are also available to travel overseas on an
exchange program, pursue Honours or undertake research Submit
projects that may help you succeed in your chosen field. Most Submit online by the due date. Don’t forget to
Merit scholarships require an application online and some are check the website frequently for application
awarded automatically based on Year 12 results. deadlines and updates.
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UNSW
Co-op Program
As the foremost career development scholarship in Australia,
the UNSW Co-op Program offers high-achieving high school
leavers leadership and professional development training,
networking opportunities, mentoring, and financial support
of $18,200 per year, guaranteed for four years*.
Australia’s leading companies take part in the program to
recruit high-potential graduates. The Co-op Program is
offered across selected degrees in Business, Engineering and
Science. Scholarship candidates are selected on the basis of
their academic ability, but also on their communication skills,
leadership potential and commitment to the four-year program.
*Some Engineering and Science Co-op Programs are 5 years. Scholars
in these streams may apply for a potential 5th year scholarship.
Why Co-op?
1. Connects you with more than 3,000 Co-op alumni.
2. Helps you forge life-changing personal and
professional connections.
3. Recruits Australia’s best and brightest.
4. Awards over $6.5 million in scholarships every year ($18,200
per scholar).
5. Partners with more than 150 leading Australian companies.
6. Combines academic excellence with real industry
experience.
7. Supports global opportunities for you to represent Australia
on the world stage.
8. Produces professionals, not just graduates.
9. Launches great careers!
We are looking for Co-op scholars who:
• Are active in their school and/or community
• Show initiative and leadership
• Make a significant contribution to their school or community
• Communicate well
• Enjoy working with other people
• Want to be active within the university and Co-op community
• Have a genuine interest in a career in industry or a
government enterprise in their chosen program
• Are ambitious and keen to contribute
• Care about what is happening in the community, the country
and the world at large.
If this sounds like you, and you are an Australian or New
Zealand citizen or permanent resident, we strongly encourage
you to apply.
Applications close on Monday, 30 September 2019. For more
information, visit coop.unsw.edu.au.
16 17How to apply Your application
Admission to UNSW is based on academic merit. For most Australian Year 12 Quick steps to studying at UNSW
students this is judged according to your Australian Tertiary Admission Rank
(ATAR) – a ranking system that provides an overall measure of academic
achievement in relation to other students. Step 1
Head Online
All domestic applications for undergraduate study are
Domestic Students Bridging courses Additional Guaranteed Entry made via UAC. Head online and read the ‘Applying FAQ’
pages to ensure you fully understand the process before
Domestic students include: UNSW runs bridging courses in selection criteria Guaranteed Entry (GE) provides clarity by
you get started.
• Australian citizens chemistry, maths and physics in publishing a GE Selection Rank that assures
• Australian permanent residents Some degrees at UNSW require steps in
late January each year. Don’t forget, your entry to UNSW in a particular degree.
• Australian permanent humanitarian you don’t have to complete these at
addition to your UAC application. These
When considering your application for GE, we Step 2
visa holders may be:
UNSW. You can complete bridging look at your ATAR plus any eligible adjustment
• New Zealand citizens courses at other universities and some
• Tests (UCAT, LAT)
factors. You can find the GE Selection Rank for Check your Dates
• An audition (Music)
TAFE institutions. each degree in the following pages or you can Double-check all UAC key dates, including on-
• An extra application to UNSW (Aviation,
Accepted qualifications Visit unsw.edu.au/bridging for Co-op, Medicine or UNSW Canberra
check online at degrees.unsw.edu.au. Don’t time application closing dates, at uac.edu.au. Late
forget, if you don’t get GE for your degree of applications may be accepted but will incur a higher
• NSW HSC and interstate Year 12 more information. at ADFA).
choice, it doesn’t mean you’re not going to processing fee, so it’s best to get in early.
• International Baccalaureate
Visit degrees.unsw.edu.au to find out receive an offer. It means you may need to wait
• GCE A-Levels
whether your degree has any additional for a subsequent UAC round to see if you have Step 3
• NZ NCEA Level 3
selection criteria. a place in that degree.
Check futurestudents.unsw.edu.au
For more information see unsw.edu.au/ge. Apply
for a list of other commonly accepted
Lodge your application online at uac.edu.au/
overseas qualifications.
Deferring undergraduate/apply. You can nominate up to five degrees
you’d like to study in order of your preference. Don’t
Assumed knowledge If you want to take a year off to work or see the forget to lodge your other important applications – for
world, you can apply to accept and defer your example, those for accommodation, scholarships and
At UNSW, we don’t have formal subject
studies* until the following year. However, we adjustment factors.
prerequisites for any of our degrees, we
will only hold your place provided you don’t
have what’s called ‘assumed knowledge’.
enrol at another university or study at an AQF
If you haven’t studied the assumed Step 4
Diploma level or higher during that time.
knowledge subjects, it won’t stop us from
making you an offer for a degree if you *The following degrees cannot be deferred: UNSW Accept your offer
Co-op and Defence funded offers at UNSW Canberra.
are eligible, but you may find yourself
The majority of offers will be made in the UAC December
behind in your first year. We strongly
Round 2 and January Round 1 releases. UNSW will
recommend bridging courses if you don’t
contact you via email with instructions on how to accept
have the assumed knowledge for your
and enrol. We look forward to seeing you on campus soon.
degree of interest.
You can find the assumed knowledge for
each degree in the following pages or
online at degrees.unsw.edu.au.
18 19Adjustment factors
UNSW offers a variety of adjustment factors to prospective students.
A maximum of 10 points may be used to assist with entry to our degrees.
HSC Plus Elite Athletes, Performers and
HSC Plus rewards students who perform well in Year 12 Leaders program
subjects that are relevant to their preferred UNSW degree.
Elite Athletes, Performers and Leaders (EAPL) recognises
You may be awarded up to five points.
achievements in the areas of sport, academia, leadership
To be eligible you must: and music at an elite level. You may be eligible for up to
• Be a domestic student (that is, an Australian citizen, five points.
Australian permanent resident, Australian permanent
To be eligible you must:
humanitarian visa holder or a New Zealand citizen)
• Have completed activities in Years 11 and/or 12
• Complete an Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of
• Be a domestic student (that is, an Australian citizen,
Education (Year 12) in the two years before admission to
Australian permanent resident, Australian permanent
UNSW and receive an ATAR or equivalent
humanitarian visa holder or a New Zealand citizen)
• Achieve the required performance bands in relevant Year
• Complete an Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of
12 subjects.
Education (Year 12) or equivalent in the two years before
• Have not undertaken tertiary study*
admission to UNSW and receive an ATAR or equivalent
* If you have a record of tertiary study, contact Future Students on • Not have completed more than 0.75 of a full-time year or
1300 864 679 to discuss your eligibility. equivalent of tertiary study.
How do I apply? How do I apply?
No application is required for HSC Plus. If you have the Students must submit an application to UNSW and provide
required subject results for your preferred degree, points supporting documentation by 30 November each year to
will be automatically added to your ATAR (or equivalent) be considered. To see a list of the commonly accepted
to increase your selection rank. achievements, and how many points you may be eligible
for, download the EAPL Guide at unsw.edu.au/eapl.
To see a list of degrees included in the HSC Plus scheme
and how many points you may be eligible for, visit
unsw.edu.au/hscplus. UNSW Gateway entry
If you experience significant educational disadvantage
Educational Access Scheme during your secondary schooling, your ATAR may not
accurately reflect your ability to achieve at university.
Factors such as illness, financial hardship, language
UNSW Gateway entry is available to students who attend
difficulties or attending a particular school can mean
identified high schools in metropolitan and regional NSW.
you don’t always get the best possible marks in Years 11
UNSW Gateway boosts your selection rank by 10 points,
and 12. If one of these situations applies to you, submit
helping you gain entry to any degree with a GE rank of
an application for the Educational Access Scheme (EAS)
90.00 or below.
via UAC. Eligible students can receive between 1 and 10
points towards their chosen UNSW degree. Don’t forget, For more information, visit gateway.unsw.edu.au.
you need to be as specific as possible in your application
about how your circumstances have directly impacted
your study.
For more information, visit uac.edu.au/eas.
20 21Alternative entry
There are a number of ways we can help you get into UNSW. If you’re eligible,
these, combined with your ATAR or equivalent, may assist you in meeting our
entry requirements.
Faculty-specific entry pathways Pathways for domestic students Entry programs for Australian
UNSW Art & Design Portfolio Entry Degree transfer – internally Aboriginal and Torres Strait
If you are expecting an ATAR within 10 points of the lowest
selection rank, UNSW Art & Design invites you to submit a
We understand that you may change your mind about your
chosen degree at UNSW. After one year of study, you can use
Islander People
portfolio of art, design, media or written work to support your our Internal Program Transfer (IPT) to move into your dream UNSW offers two alternative entry programs for Indigenous
application. While some students are admitted based on their degree – we will only look at your first-year uni marks and not Australians. The entry pathway program you apply for
academic performance alone, submitting a portfolio can boost your ATAR. IPT can also be a useful pathway if you don’t meet will depend on the degree you want to study. Throughout
your chance of an offer. the entry requirement for a degree – start in a similar degree these programs you will be assessed on your commitment,
with a lower selection rank entry requirement, study for one year attitude and aptitude towards your studies and your ability
For more information, visit to participate academically in your selected discipline.
and use IPT to apply to transfer into your dream degree.
artdesign.unsw.edu.au/portfolio-entry.
For more information, visit unsw.edu.au/ipt. UNSW Indigenous Preparatory Programs
UNSW Built Environment Portfolio Entry (Pre-Programs)
At UNSW Built Environment, we recognise your creative TAFE or uni study The Pre-Program for Business, Education, Law, Medicine,
potential. With BE Portfolio Entry, you can submit a portfolio of To have your prior university studies considered for admission, Science and Engineering, and Social Work is a three-
your best creative work to showcase your talent and boost your you must complete at least one year of full-time study (minimum week residential program that involves participation in
chance of an offer. 0.75 full time equivalent load) within one degree at university*. lectures, tutorials, group work, social activities, exams and
If you have studied at TAFE and completed a graded, Australian assessments. Selection for the program is based on the
For more information, visit
Qualifications Framework (AQF) Diploma, Advanced Diploma, submission of an application.
be.unsw.edu.au/beportfolioentry.
or in some cases a Certificate IV, you can be considered for
admission to UNSW. You will be assessed on the grades you For more information, visit nuragili.unsw.edu.au/
Faculty of Engineering Admissions received in that qualification. preprograms.
Scheme (FEAS)
In both cases you will need to submit your application through
If you are passionate about all things engineering and you are
anticipating an ATAR (or equivalent) between 83.00 and 92.95,
the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC). UNSW Indigenous Admission Scheme (IAS)
IAS is a one-day alternative entry program that involves an
then the Faculty of Engineering Admissions Scheme (FEAS) For more information, phone us on 1300 UNI NSW (1300 864
application through Nura Gili. You will be invited to visit Nura
is for you! You will need to submit a personal statement along 679) or visit unsw.edu.au/ask.
Gili to have a conversation with faculty and Nura Gili staff
with your school report and a short video demonstrating how
*This information applies to domestic students studying at a recognised about your aspirations for university studies and undertake
and why you are suited to engineering studies. Australian Higher Education institution. a written and numeracy task. The scheme is suitable for
For more information, visit eng.unsw.edu.au/feas. students wishing to undertake an undergraduate degree
UNSW Prep Program in Arts and Social Science (excluding Education and
Bachelor of Information Systems Admission If things don’t quite go to plan in Years 11 and 12 and you are Social Work), Art and Design, Built Environment, Exercise
eligible for the Educational Access Scheme, we have the UNSW Physiology, Engineering and/or Science.
Scheme (BISAS)
Prep Program, which is a one-year pathway to a UNSW degree.
You may be interested in the Bachelor of Information Systems
Admission Scheme (BISAS) if you are anticipating an ATAR For more information, visit unsw.edu.au/ias.
For more information, visit unsw.edu.au/unswprep17-19.
(or equivalent) between 80.00 and 89.95. You will also need to
complete a questionnaire and attend an interview. University Preparation Program (UPP) Enabling programs for Australian
For more information, visit business.unsw.edu.au/bisas. The UNSW University Preparation Program (UPP) is open
to adults aged 20 or older who do not satisfy the entry Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Rural Student Entry Scheme and Indigenous requirements for admission to study an undergraduate degree Islander People
at UNSW and do not have an assessable tertiary qualification.
Entry into Medicine Scheme By completing the UPP, you can build your academic skills by
The Humanities Pathway Program is a one-year program
The Faculty of Medicine offers two entry pathways into Medicine. that provides a pathway into academic study in Arts, Social
studying part-time in your area of interest. The UPP is available
If you have a significant rural background or are an Aboriginal Sciences and Law for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait
across four streams: Business, Engineering, Humanities and
and/or Torres Strait Islander person you may be interested in Islander students who may need to gain further knowledge
Science. Once completed, you can use your results to apply
these schemes. in their selected discipline or better prepare themselves
for a place in a degree at UNSW.
for university.
For more information, visit unsw.to/med-pathways.
For more information, visit unsw.edu.au/upp.
For more information, visit
.
nuragili.unsw.edu.au/unswenablingprograms.
22 23ART & DESIGN * 2019 Lowest Selection Rank ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES * 2019 Lowest Selection Rank
2019 2020 2019 No.
Lowest 2019 2019 IB GE No. of Assumed Lowest 2019 2019 IB 2020 of Assumed
Degree Studio specialisations ATAR^ LSR* Diploma # rank1 years knowledge Career opportunities Degree Majors available ATAR^ LSR* Diploma# GE rank1 years knowledge Career opportunities
* 2019 Lowest Selection Rank
Design 2
3D Visualisation, 71.05 80.00 29 80.00 3F + None Graphics, media, interaction and digital Arts Majors (also available as minors) 72.00 80.00 29 80.00 3F None Diplomacy, social justice, publishing,
Experience, Graphics, 1 year design, communications, branding and Asian Studies, Chinese Studies, international affairs, media, politics,
Interaction, Object, Textiles Honours advertising, user experience design, design Creative Writing, Criminology, business and entrepreneurship, the
option management, consulting and strategy, Development Studies, Economics arts and creative industries, education,
social innovation and entrepreneurship, (Business), English, Environmental journalism, university and public
app development, data visualisation and Humanities, European Studies, administration, advocacy and campaign
immersive design, design and media Film Studies, French Studies, strategy, research and academia.
studios, object, furniture and lighting Geographical Studies, German
design, film, television, and digital Studies, History, Human Resource Can be combined with:
production, design for exhibitions, stage Management (Business), Advanced Mathematics (Hons),
and events, design teaching and academia, Indigenous Studies (Nura Gili), Advanced Science (Hons), Commerce,
jewellery design, packaging, illustration International Business (Business), Computer Science, Economics,
and publishing, textile, fashion and Japanese Studies, Korean Education (Secondary), Engineering
costume design. Studies, Linguistics, Media (Hons), Environmental Management,
Culture and Technology, Music Fine Arts, Law, Media (Communication
Can be combined with: Studies, Philosophy, Politics and & Journalism), Media (PR & Advertising),
Commerce, Education (Secondary), Media International Relations, Sociology Media (Screen & Sound Production),
(PR & Advertising) and Anthropology, Spanish and Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine,
Latin American Studies, Studies in Music, Science, Social Work (Hons)
Fine Arts2 Studio Practice Major 70.85 80.00 29 80.00 3F + None Comtemporary art practice including Psychology (Science), Theatre and
Drawing, Painting, 1 year commercial gallery representation, public Performance Studies
Printmaking, Photography, Honours funding and commissioned work, arts
Sculpture, Moving Image option education and traning, art direction and Arts & Business Majors (also available as minors) 78.25 88.00 32 90.00 3F Mathematics This degree provides you with the tools to
advertising, commercial photography, Asian Studies, Chinese Studies, work in business consulting, management,
Art Theory Major entertainment and digital media, theatre, Creative Writing, Criminology, marketing and strategy roles in a range
Art and Embodiment, Art film and television production, site activation Development Studies, English, of industries and organisations. Your
and Institutions, Art, Media and public art, arts & cultural management, Environmental Humanities, choice of major will help to shape your
and Technology, Local and policymaking and administration, art and European Studies, Film Studies, career options.
Global Art design writing and criticism, exhibition French Studies, German Studies,
planning, design and installation, cultural History, Indigenous Studies (Nura Can be combined with:
and creative research and scholarship, Gili), Japanese Studies, Korean Law
curatorship, festival, event and museum Studies, Linguistics, Media,
management, public programming Culture and Technology, Music
and engagement. Studies, Philosophy, Politics and
International Relations, Sociology
Can be combined with: and Anthropology, Spanish and
Advanced Science (Hons), Arts, Commerce, Latin American Studies, Theatre
Education (Secondary), Law, Science and Performance Studies
Business Component
Media Arts 2 Animation, Visual Effects, 70.55 80.00 29 80.00 3F + None Animation design and production, video,
Accounting and Financial
Sound, Moving Image, 1 year online and mobile media, interaction, user
Management 1A, Business and the
Interactive Media Honours experience and interactive environments,
Law, Managing Organisations and
option game development and production, digital
People, Marketing Fundamentals,
publishing, advertising and communications,
Microeconomics
digital strategy, film, television, and
digital production, multi-platform media Additional electives in Business,
development and production, production Law, Marketing and/or Management.
management and development, sound
design, composition and production, Criminology & Criminology, Social Research 74.25 83.00 30 83.00 3F None Policy, research, analyst and advocacy
scientific imaging and visualisation, media Criminal Justice and Policy roles in government, non-government,
strategy and planning, entrepreneurship, community and private organisations such
innovation and media start-ups. as the court and prison system, Federal
and state police, security and intelligence
Can be combined with: industry and insurance industry.
Computer Science, Education (Secondary)
Can be combined with:
Law, Social Work (Hons)
Art Design double degrees
Degree 2019 Lowest ATAR^ 2019 LSR* 2019 IB Diploma # 2020 GE rank¹ No. of years
Design/Media (PR & Advertising) 76.00 85.00 31 85.00 4.7F
Fine Arts/Arts 72.55 80.00 29 80.00 4F
24 25ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES * 2019 Lowest Selection Rank ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES * 2019 Lowest Selection Rank
2019 2020 No. 2019 2020 No.
Lowest 2019 2019 IB GE of Assumed Lowest 2019 2019 IB GE of Assumed
Degree Majors available ATAR^ LSR* Diploma# rank1 years knowledge Career opportunities Degree Majors available ATAR^ LSR* Diploma# rank1 years knowledge Career opportunities
International Majors 83.10 90.00 33 90.00 4F None International business, government Politics, Economics, Philosophy, Politics 86.45 94.00 36 96.00 3F Mathematics Government agencies (including foreign
Studies International Studies, Language agencies (including foreign affairs), Philosophy & and International Relations affairs), political parties and lobby
Study investment banks and other financial Economics groups, public service, NGOs and Social
institutions, United Nations agencies, activist organisations.
Language Studies journalism and media, tourism and
Your choice of language stream: Can be combined with:
trade, humanitarian aid and human Law
Chinese, French, German, Greek, rights organisations and international
Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, development agencies. Social Research Development Studies, Economics 75.15 80.00 29 80.00 3F None Graduates are highly successful in
Korean, Spanish
& Policy (Business), Environmental gaining diverse employment in the public,
Can be combined with: Humanities, Human Resource community and private sectors in areas
International Studies core
Law, Media (Communication & Management (Business), such as community development, health,
Core courses will provide a
Journalism), Media (PR & Advertising), Indigenous Studies, International the environment, research and policy
grounding in world events,
Media (Screen & Sound Production) Business (Business), Marketing analysing, political advising, organisational
specialist regional knowledge and
career-enhancing electives. (Business), Media, Culture management, marketing and market
and Technology, Politics and research, corporate affairs management
Overseas Study Program International Relations, Sociology and private consulting.
The Overseas Study Program and Anthropology
is a unique way for students to Can be combined with:
experience new cultures, build Advanced Science (Hons), Law, Science,
new skills and networks, and form Social Work (Hons)
lasting friendships
Social Work Social Work 70.40 80.00 29 80.00 4F None Social Workers operate in diverse
Media Media, Communication, 77.05 85.00 31 85.00 3F None Journalism, publishing, public relations (Hons) areas, including: hospitals, government
(Communication Journalism and advertising, corporate, organisational departments, welfare agencies, industry/
& Journalism) and public sector communications, corporate, community organisations, and
internal communications, media as independent consultants.
relations and social media strategy, Can be combined with:
digital media, digital marketing, website Arts, Criminology & Criminal Justice, Law,
content management. Social Research & Policy
Can be combined with:
Arts, International Studies, Law, Music
Media Media, Advertising, 76.80 85.00 31 85.00 3F None Public relations, advertising, media
(PR & Public Relations relations and organisational communication Arts Social Sciences double degrees
Advertising) in corporate, political and non-profit
2019 2019
organisations, corporate affairs and social
Lowest 2019 2019 IB 2020 No. of Lowest 2019 2019 IB 2020 No. of
media strategy.
Degree ATAR^ LSR* Diploma# GE rank¹ years Degree ATAR^ LSR* Diploma# GE rank¹ years
Can be combined with:
Education (Secondary)/ 70.45 80.00 29 80.00 4F Media (Screen & SoundBUILT ENVIRONMENT * 2019 Lowest Selection Rank * 2019 Lowest Selection Rank
2019 2020
Lowest 2019 2019 IB GE No. of Assumed Built Environment double degrees
Degree Study areas ATAR^ LSR* Diploma# rank1 years knowledge Career opportunities Degree 2019 Lowest ATAR^ 2019 LSR* 2019 IB Diploma# 2020 GE rank¹ No. of years
Architectural Design Studio, Communications, 90.00 95.00 37 95.00 3F + None Upon completion of an accredited Architecture (UNSW-Tongji)8 N/A ATAR + portfolio + IB + portfolio + N/A 4F
Studies2 History and Theory, Technology 1 year masters degree, career opportunities interview interview
and Environment, Professional Honours include Consulting Architect in private
Practice, Computer Modelling, option practice, Specialist Architect in areas
Technical Drawing and Model such as heritage, Building Scientist,
Making, Materials, Structure Environmental Consultant, Architect
and Construction in a government department or
large commercial architectural firm,
Designer in multidisciplinary design
practice, Architectural Critic, Academic
and Researcher.
City Planning Planning Theory and 74.80 84.00 30 84.00 4F None City Planner, Strategic Planner, Environmental BUSINESS SCHOOL * 2019 Lowest Selection Rank
(Hons) Methodology, Sociology, (includes Planner, Land use Planner, Urban Policy and
City Economics, Planning practice Research Consultant, Urban Consultant, 2019 2020 No.
Law, Transport Planning, year) Development Assessment Planner. You lowest 2019 2019 IB GE of Assumed
#
Environmental Science, may also become a specialist in planning Degree Majors available ATAR^ LSR* Diploma rank1 years knowledge Career opportunities
Heritage Studies, Urban law if you study City Planning (Honours)
Design, Planning History Law degree. Actuarial Actuarial Studies, Actuarial Risk 93.60 97.50 39 97.50 3F Mathematics Actuarial Analyst, Asset Management
Studies Management and Analytics, Extension 1 Trainee, Business Consultant, Credit
Can be combined with: Quantitative Data Science Analyst, Data Analyst, Forecasting
Law Analyst, Insurance Analyst, Investment
Second major option taken Banker, Risk Assessment Officer,
from UNSW Business School Statistical Research Analyst,
Computational Design Studio, Computer 71.00 80.00 29 80.00 3F + None Architectural & Urban Design Specialist, or other faculties:
Design2 Aided Design (CAD), Building 1 year Digital Optimisation Consultant (architecture/ Superannuation Advisor, Wealth
Accounting, Business Economics, Management Analyst.
Modelling, Rendering, Honours engineering firms), Software Solutions Business Law, Business Strategy
Animation, Multimedia, option Developer, Design/Production Manager and Economic Management, Can be combined with:
Information Technology in (construction firms), Smart Cities Consultant Finance, Financial Economics, Advanced Mathematics (Hons),
Design (planning offices & Councils), Urban Data Human Resource Management, Commerce, Economics, Law, Science
Analyst (business consultancy firms), Information Systems, International
Design Technology Manager (architecture Business, Management,
design firms), Digital Fabrication and Marketing, Mathematics, Real
Smart Manufacturing Specialist, Animation Estate Studies, Statistics, Taxation
Professional, Gaming Environment
Developer, Building Information Model
Implementer (BIM). Actuarial See Actuarial Studies 97.50 97.50 + 39 + 97.50 + 4F Mathematics See Actuarial Studies.
Studies Co-op Co-op Co-op Extension 1
Construction Building Construction, 76.05 85.00 31 85.00 3F + None Construction Manager, Project Manager, (Co-op)6
Management Property Development, 1 year Site Manager, Property Developer, Property
and Property Facilities Management, Honours Valuation, Property and Asset Manager Commerce Study one or two business 87.95 96.00 38 96.00 3F Mathematics Accountant, Auditor, Commercial Manager,
Quantity Surveying, option or Analyst, Quantity Surveyor, Estimator, majors chosen from: Economist, Financial Adviser, Human
Construction Technology, Construction Planner, Construction Accounting, Business Resource Consultant, ICT Business/
Building Science Materials Consultant, Specialised Legal Advisor, Economics, Business Law, Systems Analyst, International Business
and Structure, Management, Corporate Real Estate Advisor. Business Strategy and Development Manager, Investment Banker,
Economics and Law Economic Management, Management Consultant, Marketing/Brand
Finance, Financial Economics, Manager, Property Business Analyst,
Industrial Design Studio, Computer 72.45 80.00 29 80.00 3F + None Product Designer within a multi-disciplinary Human Resource Management, Recruitment Officer and Tax Adviser.
Design2 Aided Design (CAD), 3D 1 year design team (architectural and engineering Information Systems, Can be combined with:
Digital Modelling, Commerce Honours consultancies), Product Designer within the International Business, Actuarial Studies, Advanced Mathematics
and Marketing, Science and option manufacturing sector (consumer and public Management, Marketing, (Hons), Advanced Science (Hons),
Engineering, Materials and access products electrical, transport, scientific, Real Estate Studies, Taxation Arts, Aviation (Management), Design,
Manufacturing medical, retail, furniture, telecommunications), Economics, Education (Secondary),
Digital Multimedia Designer, Product Branding Engineering (Hons), Fine Arts, Information
Marketer, Packaging Designer, Exhibition Systems, Law, Media (PR & Advertising),
Designer, Graphic Designer, Service and Music, Science, Computer Science,
Strategic Designer. Materials Science and Engineering (Hons)
Interior Design Studio, 71.30 80.00 29 80.00 4F None Professional Designer in architecture Commerce Business discipline streams: 93.20 97.00 39 97.00 4F Mathematics Consultant, Diplomat, Engagement
Architecture Communications, Technology, and design practices, Private Consultant, (International) Refer to Commerce Coordinator, Foreign Affairs Officer,
(Hons)2 Practice, History and Theory, specialising in residential, retail, workplace, Finance Manager, Grants and Partnerships
Computer Modelling, commercial or hospitality, Corporate Interior International Studies Coordinator, International Donor Coordinator,
Technical Drawing and Designer specialising in multi-storey discipline streams: Media Officer, Outreach Manager.
Model Making, Materials residential, retail, hospitality, medical, hotel Asian Studies, Development
or exhibition design, your own interior Studies, European Studies,
architecture or design practice, project History, International Relations,
management, construction management. Languages (Chinese, French,
German, Japanese, Korean
and Spanish), Politics,
Landscape Design Studio, Environmental 75.10 80.00 29 80.00 4F None Landscape Architect in private practice,
Globalisation Studies
Architecture Technology and Practice, Landscape Technical Officer, Project
(Hons)2 Ecological Processes, Manager or Strategic Planner in local or
Communication, Plants and state government, Landscape Planning and Commerce Accounting, Finance, Information 93.70 96.00 + 38 + 96.00 + 4F Mathematics See Commerce
Design, History and Theory, Management Specialist, Designer with a (Co-op)6 Systems, Marketing plus a Co-op Co-op Co-op
Landscape Engineering landscape construction company. second major from Commerce
Principles or Languages
28 29BUSINESS SCHOOL * 2019 Lowest Selection Rank ENGINEERING * 2019 Lowest Selection Rank
2019 2020 No. 2019
Lowest 2019 2019 IB GE of Assumed Lowest 2019 2019 IB 2020 No. of Assumed
Degree Majors available ATAR^ LSR* Diploma # rank1 years knowledge Career opportunities Degree Study areas ATAR^ LSR* Diploma# GE rank1 years knowledge Career opportunities
Aerospace Aerodynamics, Flight 86.55 93.00 35 93.00 4F Mathematics Graduates pursue careers in a number of
Commerce FinanceENGINEERING * 2019 Lowest Selection Rank ENGINEERING * 2019 Lowest Selection Rank
2019 2019
Lowest 2019 2019 IB 2020 No. of Assumed Lowest 2019 2019 IB 2020 No. of Assumed
Degree Study areas ATAR^ LSR* Diploma# GE rank1 years knowledge Career opportunities Degree Study areas ATAR^ LSR* Diploma# GE rank1 years knowledge Career opportunities
Computer Embedded Systems, 88.35 93.00 35 93.00 4F Mathematics Computer Engineering graduates work Mechanical and Computer Aided 86.55 93.00 35 93.00 4F Mathematics Graduates work in a variety of
Engineering (Hons) Telecommunications, Extension 1, in a variety of industries including Manufacturing Manufacturing Extension 1, industries such as automotive, defence,
Electronics, System Physics technology manufacturing, research Engineering (Hons) (CAM), Computer Physics aerospace, transport, power generation,
and Control, Advanced laboratories, I.T., digital consulting firms, Aided Design (CAD), insurance, railway systems and
Computing agritech businesses, banking, finance, Materials Science, management consultancy.
health and education industries, VLSI Process Technology
Design and embedded systems. and Automation, Can be combined with:
Process Modelling and Advanced Mathematics (Hons), Advanced
Can be combined with: Simulation, Reliability Science (Hons), Arts, Commerce,
Advanced Mathematics (Hons), Advanced and Maintenance Computer Science, Law, Music, Science
Science (Hons), Arts, Commerce, Engineering,
Computer Science, Law, Master of Fluid dynamics,
Biomedical Engineering, Music, Science Thermodynamics,
Mechanics of solids
Computer Science Artificial Intelligence, 86.45 93.00 35 93.00 3F Mathematics Graduates are employed in fields such as
Human-computer Extension 1 software engineering and development, Mechanical Composite Structures, 86.55 93.00 35 93.00 4F Mathematics There is high demand for Mechanical
Interactions, Computer digital security, database development, Engineering (Hons) Computer Aided Design Extension 1, Engineering graduates in a wide range
Networks, Databases game development and systems analysis. (CAD), Computer Physics of industries such as power generation,
Systems, E-commerce, Aided Manufacturing transport, construction, mining,
Robotics, Programming Can be combined with: (CAM), Fluid Dynamics, manufacturing, insurance and appliances.
Languages, Embedded Advanced Mathematics (Hons), Advanced Heat Transfer,
Systems, Security Science (Hons), Arts, Commerce, Materials Science, Can be combined with:
Engineering Engineering (Hons), Law, Master of Noise and Vibration, Advanced Mathematics (Hons), Advanced
Biomedical Engineering, Media Arts, Science Power Generation, Science (Hons), Arts, Commerce,
Thermodynamics Computer Science, Law, Master of
Electrical Energy Systems, 86.10 93.00 35 93.00 4F Mathematics Electrical Engineering opens up a huge Biomedical Engineering, Music, Science
Engineering (Hons) Microsystems, Extension 1, range of challenging and rewarding
Photonics, Systems Physics career paths in fields such as electronics, Mechatronic Computing, Control 88.55 93.00 35 93.00 4F Mathematics Mechatronic Engineers work in many
and Control, Signal quantum computing, networking, power Engineering (Hons) Systems, Electronics, Extension 1, industries such as manufacturing,
Processing, Wireless distribution and robotics and control. Mechanical Design Physics automotive, aerospace, defence, mining,
and Data Networks Skills, Microprocessors cargo handling and agriculture. You may
Can be combined with: also work in companies that design and
Advanced Mathematics (Hons), Advanced manufacture consumer devices and
Science (Hons), Arts, Commerce, technology such as mobile phones, video
Computer Science, Law, Master of game consoles and biomedical devices.
Biomedical Engineering, Master of
Engineering in Electrical Engineering, Can be combined with:
Music, Science Advanced Mathematics (Hons), Advanced
Science (Hons), Arts, Commerce,
Computer Science, Law, Master of
Environmental Environmental 89.60 93.00 35 93.00 4F Mathematics There is a broad range of career
Biomedical Engineering, Music, Science
Engineering (Hons) Engineering, Extension 1, opportunities available to Environmental
Environmental Physics Engineers across the water, construction,
Studies, Geotechnical energy, and manufacturing industries. Mining Engineering Mining Engineering, 92.25 93.00 35 93.00 4F Mathematics Graduates enjoy fruitful careers in areas
Engineering, Transport Graduates also seek employment (Hons) Geotechnical Extension 1, such as drilling, project management,
Engineering, Water and in humanitarian engineering and Engineering, Mine Physics sustainability, quarry and tunnelling,
Waste Engineering sustainability with both government Design and Planning, community relations and management
organisations and in the private sector. Mining Management consulting in mining companies,
and Sustainability, investment firms, finance, banking and
Can be combined with: Mining Systems, Mining government organisations.
Advanced Mathematics (Hons), Advanced Technologies, Rock
Breakage Can be combined with:
Science (Hons), Arts, Commerce,
Advanced Mathematics (Hons), Advanced
Computer Science, Engineering Science
Science (Hons), Arts, Commerce,
(Civil), Law, Music, Science
Computer Science, Law, Music, Science,
Engineering Science (Civil)
Flexible First Year Design and Computing, 87.55 93.00 35 93.00 1F Mathematics See individual degrees (Flexible First
Engineering Extension 1, Year is for students who want to be an
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