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“We help grow the START
YOUR
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minds of students
JOURNEY
who go on to
change the world as
leaders and innovators
in their fields.”
We acknowledge the tradition
of custodianship and law of the
Country on which the University
of Sydney campuses stand.
We pay our respects to those
Dr Michael Spence AC
who have cared and continue
Vice-Chancellor and Principal
to care for Country.WELCOME TO SYDNEY
Join us Areas of study How to apply Once you’re here
Discover why our graduates are ranked Explore the breadth and depth of our The next steps. Find out how to apply University is more than what happens in
1st in Australia and 4th in the world for course offerings – spanning 400+ study and begin your journey to Sydney. the classroom. Find out about our support
graduate employability.* areas – including ATAR and IB scores. services and get a taste of University life.
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Why choose Sydney?.......................................... 2 Architecture, design and planning ................ 24 Important dates for 2021 entry ...................... 79 Student support services ............................. 107
The Sydney Undergraduate Experience ........ 4 Arts and social sciences ................................. 28 How to apply: domestic students ................ 80 University life ................................................... 108
A degree designed by you ................................ 6 Business ............................................................. 34 Admission pathways ......................................... 82 Glossary ............................................................. 110
Combined Bachelor of Advanced Studies .....8 Education and social work .............................. 38 Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Follow your interests. All of them................... 10 Engineering and computer science ............. 44 Islander students .............................................. 89
Broaden your skills..............................................12 Law ...................................................................... 52 Fees and costs: domestic students ............. 90
Welcome to Sydney
Tackle real-world issues.................................. 13 Medicine and health ........................................ 56 Scholarships....................................................... 92
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Become a Dalyell Scholar ............................... 14 Music .................................................................. 64 Frequently asked questions............................ 97
Set yourself up for a global career................. 16 Science ............................................................... 68 Accommodation................................................ 98
2021 guide to admission criteria for Bachelor of Advanced Studies........................ 75 How to apply: international students ......... 100
domestic students .......................................... 20 Table notes ........................................................ 76 2021 guide to admission criteria
for international students ............................. 102
Fees and costs: international students ...... 104
IMPORTANT 2020
Open Day
EVENTS AND Date to be confirmed*
sydney.edu.au/open-day
DATES Info Day
Date to be confirmed*
sydney.edu.au/info-day
2021
Welcome Week
15–19 February 2021
Lectures begin
22 February 2021
Dates are subject to change. For the latest information, please check sydney.edu.au/undergraduate-events
* QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2020 * Due to COVID-19 dates have not been confirmed, and alternative arrangements may be made. Check website for details.WHY CHOOSE
100+ 200+ 250+
majors and minors to clubs and societies to international partners
combine your interests enrich your student to combine study
SYDNEY?
across disciplines experience and travel
We aim to instil the skills, knowledge and values you $105 million 360,000 400+
need to become a leader in a rapidly changing world. in scholarships and prizes alumni to connect you with a study areas to design the
offered to our students worldwide network right degree for you
Our flexible degree structures mean you can find every year
the right study path for you.
1st Top 50
sydney.edu.au
in Australia and 4th in the world in world university rankings**
Join us
for graduate employability*
* QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2020
**
QS World University Rankings 2020
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Page 3THE SYDNEY DESIGN YOUR DEGREE
UNDERGRADUATE
Enjoy the flexibility of designing a degree that combines all your interests, including opportunities
to study overseas, collaborate with industry partners and undertake advanced units of study.
Below is an indicative degree structure for combined liberal and specialist degree pathways.#
What can I study?
EXPERIENCE
Shared pool of majors and minors
Design a degree that allows you to combine your interests from more than 100 majors and minors.
Year 1
You can build interdisciplinary expertise from a wide range of study areas outside your primary degree.
Semester Units of study
1 Major 1 Core/elective Core/elective Minor/Major 2
2 Major 1 Core/elective Core/elective OLE
We recognise that the future of work will be very Can I study overseas?
different. That’s why we offer flexibility across Global opportunities Open Learning Environment (OLE)
our undergraduate degrees, to prepare you Semester or year-long exchanges and short-term Boost your personal and professional development
Year 2
summer and winter placements can be taken at through these online tutorials and masterclasses,
for a future full of possibilities. various points throughout your degree. including a range of in-country experiences.
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Semester Units of study
us
1 Major 1 OLE Elective Minor/Major 2
Join
2 Major 1 Minor/Major 2 Elective/Major 2 Minor/Major 2
By studying an undergraduate Become a Dalyell Scholar and Explore other fields of study in the
degree with us, you’ll have the extend your academic abilities Open Learning Environment (OLE)
opportunity to: As a Dalyell Scholar, you will have Build diverse skill combinations What real-world experiences will I have?
access to a range of enrichment and boost your personal and
Design your own degree and opportunities, including advanced professional development with Interdisciplinary projects
choose the right study path units of study and tailored our flexible OLE units. See page 12. Enhance your knowledge through an embedded third-year project within each of your majors.
for you mentoring linking you with other
Year 3
You can further extend your learning and collaborate with businesses, community and government
Gain expertise in more than one students, staff and alumni. See Work on real-world projects and organisations through elective interdisciplinary project units that address real-world issues.
field of study and learn from pages 14–15. tackle complex global challenges Industry partners include Adobe, Google, Deloitte, KPMG and Amnesty International.
industry leaders by choosing from Deepen your expertise and
our range of professional, specialist, Follow your interests. All of them. develop skills in interdisciplinary Semester Units of study
liberal studies, and combined and Combine your interests and choose collaboration through industry, 1 Major 1 Major 1 Elective Minor/Major 2
double degrees. from more than 100 different study community, entrepreneurship and 2 Major 1 Major 1 Elective/Major 2 Minor/Major 2
areas in the shared pool of majors research projects. See page 13.
Enhance your learning with the and minors. This means you can
Bachelor of Advanced Studies sharpen your broader skills (for Gain international experience How can I enhance my degree?
The Bachelor of Advanced Studies example, communication, critical Our placement and exchange
gives you the flexibility to extend thinking and problem-solving) opportunities will set you up for Advanced coursework + project (combined Bachelor of Advanced Studies*)
your learning with advanced and acquire multidisciplinary a global career as you develop
Year 4
Challenge yourself through advanced units of study and experience across disciplines by completing a
coursework and projects or the expertise in a second field that the capability and confidence to substantial community, entrepreneurship, industry or research project, or undertake an honours year.
completion of an honours year. sits outside your primary degree. work across cultural boundaries, Semester Units of study
See pages 8–9. See pages 10–11. in Australia and around the world. 1
Advanced coursework including a research, community, industry or entrepreneurship project
See pages 16–17.
or honours advanced coursework and honours project
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# The course structure and components will vary according to the particular degree requirements.
sydney.edu.au/ug-experience * Refer to pages 8–9 for more information about the combined Bachelor of Advanced Studies.A DEGREE DESIGNED BY YOU Explore our different types of undergraduate degrees
Whether you’re sure of your career path or want to Professional degrees Specialist degrees
follow your passions and discover your future career, − Follow a structured degree, − Study a set of defined fields
you can find a degree that suits you. with set subjects you need that develop your expertise
to complete to receive in a specific area.
professional accreditation. − Take electives from other faculties
− Gain practical experience to broaden your learning.
during work placements
and internships, which
are compulsory in most
professional degrees.
− Complement your expertise with
interdisciplinary experiences.
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Join us
“The Dalyell Scholars program “At the University of Sydney, “In my third-year independent
has allowed me to join I’ve been able to engage with a project in physiology, I built an
interdisciplinary research broader range of subjects, meet immersive anatomy lab in Virtual
projects from my first year. These people with similar interests and Reality with interactive, 3D
opportunities helped me find access additional leadership and models through the university's
my passions and confirmed my advanced learning opportunities, world-leading VR hub. The
Liberal studies degrees Combined and double degrees
decision to major in Financial such as specialised tutorials for end result provides first-year
Mathematics and Statistics. high-achieving students. anatomy students with a hands‑on − Design your own degree by − Build complementary skills as you
“Through the Leadership “The shared pool of majors and platform to explore labelled, combining studies from a study across two degrees from two
Scholarship, I’ve integrated minors has allowed me to do a unit 3D models without the need for broad range of disciplines. different faculties or schools.
valuable work experience as an of study at the Conservatorium real specimens. − Extend your learning − Double degrees require you to
engineer into my degree, with the of Music, as well as subjects “Outside the classroom, with real-world projects complete two qualifications, one
opportunity to attend workshops in psychology, English and I’ve been granted endless and experiences. after the other (eg, Bachelor of
and gain valuable networking skills. economics, bringing a unique opportunities to get involved in Science and Doctor of Medicine).
“I have been fortunate to be able perspective to my law degree.” activities and events since day − Combined degrees also allow you to
to apply my studies in engineering one. From sports to music to graduate with two degrees, but you
Nathaniel Gleeson
to a humanitarian context as Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws leadership, Sydney has something will complete them at the same time
well, through my units of study for everyone.” in an integrated structure (eg, Bachelor
and as Co-President of Engineers of Arts and Bachelor of Laws).
Jett Ho
Without Borders at the University. Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours)
We have explored rural schools’
outreach, provided computer
support and tutoring at the local
Redfern Asylum Seekers Centre,
and run inter-university design
challenges and conferences.”
See pages 20–21 for specific
Katrina Milliner examples of these degrees.
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Bachelor of Engineering Honours
(Mechanical) and Bachelor of ScienceCustomise your Acquire novel skill
path with a flexible combinations and
structure explore other fields
Design your own of study
degree by combining Our Open Learning
COMBINED BACHELOR majors, minors and
subjects from a
range of study areas,
Environment provides the
opportunity to enrol in
short and flexible units of
OF ADVANCED STUDIES
allowing you to develop study. Pursue a personal
broad skills alongside passion or expand your
disciplinary expertise. professional skill set.
In the Bachelor of
Advanced Studies,
you will have the
opportunity to …
Gain specialised Develop solutions
knowledge in two fields to complex,
You will complete a real-world problems
second major** from Collaborate with our
either your primary partner organisations
discipline or the shared and students from
pool of majors. other disciplines on
industry, community
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and research projects.
Join
us
Consider an honours pathway Build your global portfolio
and open the door to further Pursue international
The combined Bachelor of Advanced Studies will help set you study and research experiences through an
apart when you enter the competitive job market. Extend your Honours* provides opportunities overseas internship or
to engage in a research exchange program during
knowledge, develop specialist skills and pursue all your passions. topic, complemented by the your degree.
honours coursework.
Through the additional year of study, you will The Bachelor of Advanced Studies can be taken
graduate with two degrees. Choose from two in combination with a range of liberal studies, “At the University of Sydney, I’ve had the opportunity to pursue
distinct pathways: professional or specialist degrees, including: my interests across areas, and really tailor my degree.
“Through the Business School, I participated in a field school
− Coursework: Enhance your leadership, − Bachelor of Applied Science in New York, where I was able to immerse myself into American
critical thinking and problem-solving skills (Exercise and Sport Science) culture, meet industry representatives from Boston Consulting
while undertaking advanced coursework in − Bachelor of Arts Group and learn about entrepreneurship and design thinking.
conjunction with project-based units such as “The shared pool of majors and additional opportunities
− Bachelor of Commerce
The Future of Work, Applied Psychology in the offered by the Bachelor of Advanced Studies have allowed
Workplace, Coaching Skills for Work and Life, − Bachelor of Design Computing
me to combine my interest in finance with my passion in
and Experimental Design and Data Analysis. − Bachelor of Economics Chinese, and build unique skills for my future career. In
− Honours*: Pursue your interests through honours − Bachelor of Music (Composition) such a competitive landscape, this will allow me to further
and open up further research opportunities. − Bachelor of Music (Performance) differentiate myself from others.”
* F
or honours study options outside those − Bachelor of Science Harry Zeng
available in the Bachelor of Advanced Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies
Studies, see sydney.edu.au/courses − Bachelor of Visual Arts.
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* Admission into the honours program is subject to meeting the required academic standards for honours.
** A second major is not available in Design Computing. In Music (Composition) and Music (Performance) you will complete
sydney.edu.au/bachelor-advanced-studies a program in place of the first major and a major from the shared pool.FOLLOW YOUR INTERESTS. Shared pool of majors and minors
Combine your primary major with a major or minor in one of the areas below.
ALL OF THEM. Architecture, design
and planning
− Biological Design
− Hebrew (Modern)
− History
− Indigenous Studies
− Finance**
− Industrial Relations
and Human Resource
Science
− Animal Health, Disease
and Welfare
− Design Management − Animal Production
− Indonesian Studies
− Urban Studies − International Business − Biochemistry and
With more than 100 options to choose from, the shared − International and
− Management Molecular Biology
Comparative Literary
pool of majors and minors allows you to explore a wide Arts
and social Studies − Marketing − Biology
sciences
range of study areas that usually sit outside your degree. − International Relations − Cell and
− American Studies Education
and Developmental
− Italian Studies
− Ancient Greek social work Biology
− Japanese Studies
− Ancient History − Education − Chemistry
− Jewish Civilisation,
− Anthropology Thought and Culture − Data Science
Engineering
and
− Arabic Language − Korean Studies computer science − Ecology and
and Cultures Evolutionary Biology**
− Latin − Computer Science
The shared pool allows you to develop The shared pool of majors and minors is − Archaeology − Environmental Studies
expertise in a second field of study and available to all students studying one of − Linguistics − Information Systems
− Art History − Financial Mathematics
build interdisciplinary knowledge and the following degrees: − Modern Greek Studies − Project Management
and Statistics
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complementary skills, preparing you − Asian Studies
− Bachelor of Advanced Computing − Philosophy − Software
for your future careers. − Biblical Studies and − Food Science
Development
us
− Bachelor of Applied Science − Political Economy
For example, enjoy studying science Classical Hebrew − Genetics and
Join
(Exercise and Sport Science) − Politics
while continuing your interest in art; − Chinese Studies Medicine Genomics
− Bachelor of Arts
or combine your major in marketing − Sanskrit* and health − Geography
− Criminology
with the study of digital cultures. − Bachelor of Commerce − Social Policy*
− Cultural Studies − Anatomy and − Geology and
− Bachelor of Economics − Socio-legal Studies Histology Geophysics
− Digital Cultures
− Bachelor of Music − Sociology − Applied Medical − History and Philosophy
− Diversity Studies*
− Bachelor of Project Management − Spanish and Latin Science of Science
− Economic Policy#
− Bachelor of Psychology (minor only) American Studies − Disability and − Marine Science
− Economics Participation
− Bachelor of Science − Studies in Religion − Mathematics
− Econometrics − Health
− Bachelor of Visual Arts − Theatre and − Medicinal Chemistry
− English Performance Studies − Hearing and Speech
− All combined Bachelor of − Microbiology
Advanced Studies degrees. − Environmental, − Visual Arts − Immunology* − Nutrition Science
Agricultural and
− Writing Studies* − Immunology and − Physics
Resource Economics
Pathology**
− European Studies − Plant Production
Business − Infectious Diseases
− Film Studies − Plant Science*
− Accounting − Neuroscience
− Financial Economics − Psychological Science
− Banking** − Pathology*
− French and − Quantitative Life
− Business Analytics − Pharmacology
Francophone Studies Sciences
− Business Information − Physical Activity
− Gender Studies − Soil Science and
Systems and Health Hydrology
− Germanic Studies − Business Law − Physiology − Statistics
− Virology*
Music
− Wildlife Conservation*
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* Available as a minor only − Music
** Available as a major only
# Not available for Bachelor of Economics studentsBROADEN YOUR SKILLS TACKLE REAL-WORLD ISSUES
Build diverse skill combinations and boost your Collaborate with businesses, community organisations and
personal and professional development through government bodies on interdisciplinary projects that will
our Open Learning Environment. develop your networks and deepen your skills.
A snapshot of our 2020 projects Some of our business partners in 2020
Projects are open to students who meet the eligibility We have partnered with more than 45 leading
criteria and can be taken as a semester-long unit or organisations in both Australia and internationally to
in intensive mode. offer undergraduate students the opportunity to work
on real-world projects and engage with major industry
Accenture – Prevention is the Best Medicine partners. These include but are not limited to:
One in two Australians have a chronic disease.
− Accenture − PwC
Almost one third could be prevented by reducing
the exposure to risk factors such as smoking, high − Adobe − Randstad
body mass, alcohol use, physical inactivity and high − AGL − Subaru
oin us
blood pressure. Despite the need, only 1.5 percent − Allianz − Telstra
of Australia’s total health expenditure is spent on
J
− ANZ Bank − Western Sydney
prevention. In this project, you will explore how we
− Ernst & Young Local Health District
can make the big shift in health spending to focus
Professor David Reilly, Chief Investigator in the ARC Centre
on prevention, enabling consumers to change − Herbert Smith Freehills − Westpac
of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems (EQuS)
their behaviours. − MS Research
Combining online learning with Examples of OLE units on offer in “With the help of a global mobility KPMG – Data Security and the Future of Privacy Our international projects offer you the opportunity to
workshops and masterclasses, the 2020 include: scholarship, I completed an Open Privacy is a fundamental human right, and yet each work on complex problems in global markets such as
Open Learning Environment (OLE) − Astronomy: from Big Learning Environment unit in year Australia faces thousands of data breaches China, India, Italy and the United Kingdom. Learn more
is a collection of units that offer Bang to Darkness Berlin. I spent 10 days studying involving confidential or sensitive information. Banks, about our projects and partners:
you the opportunity to extend your German and learning about the retailers, government departments, social media
− Business Entrepreneurship: − sydney.edu.au/students/icpu
knowledge by exploring other fields country’s history and economic platforms and universities have all been affected.
Guerrilla Tactics
of study and broaden your skills systems, as well as exploring In this project, students will look at the impact of
in areas such as communication, − Developing your Emotional cultural experiences such as the emerging technologies on privacy rights, or explore
critical thinking, programming, Intelligence world-famous Christmas markets! “This unit has been a very exciting
current privacy laws and policies to ascertain if they
STEM literacy and design thinking. − Experience the Arab World It was an incredibly rewarding and are fit for purpose. experience. We were able to
All students have access to zero − Foundations of once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”
develop an idea from the beginning
credit point OLE units and you can Quantum Computing NSW Treasury Corp – Reimagining Social Housing
Caitlin Douglas to the pitching stage. The best
take as many of these units as you Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of This project will reimagine the current social housing
− Health Challenges:
want. In many degrees, including Laws (Dalyell Scholars) model through interdisciplinary research. How can we part was presenting our idea to the
Pain and Society
all liberal studies courses, you will create innovative, sustainable, ethical, financially viable Westpac panel and networking
also undertake for-credit OLE units − Power and Identity
and client-focused housing models? Students could with them afterwards.”
as part of your study. in a Global Era
explore the planning and consultation process, design
− Writing for the Digital World. their own fit-for-purpose social housing infrastructure Emily Mo
Bachelor of International and Global Studies
or research solutions that ensure a healthy and social Project: Westpac – Impact of AI on banking
environment for tenants.
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sydney.edu.au/students/ole-units sydney.edu.au/interdisciplinary-projectsCourses available to Dalyell Scholars by invitation
You will be invited to become a Dalyell Scholar if you apply for, and are made an offer to,
BECOME A DALYELL SCHOLAR one of the degrees listed and have achieved an ATAR (or equivalent) of 98+.*
rchitecture, design
A
and planning
Engineering
and
computer science
Medicine
and health
− B Design Computing/ − B Advanced Computing − B Arts/D Medicine
B Advanced Studies − B Advanced Computing/ − B Arts/M Nursing
As a high-achieving student with an ATAR (or equivalent) of Arts and social sciences
B Commerce − B Science/D Dental Medicine
− B Advanced Computing/
98+*, our Dalyell Scholars stream will give you access to a − B Arts B Science
− B Science/D Medicine
− B Science/M Nursing
range of enrichment opportunities that will challenge you − B Arts/B Advanced Studies − B Advanced Computing/
− B Science (Health)/M Nursing
− B Arts/B Advanced B Science (Health)
alongside your talented peers. Studies (International and − B Advanced Computing/
Global Studies) Science
B Science (Medical Science)
− B Psychology
− B Arts/B Advanced Studies − B Engineering (Honours)
(Languages) − B Science
(all streams)
As a Dalyell Scholar you will engage in In addition to completing distinctive Dalyell − B Science (Health)
− B Arts/B Advanced Studies − B Engineering Honours with
experiences that will enhance your academic units of study, you will have access to
(Media and Communications) Space Engineering − B Science (Medical Science)
abilities, develop your leadership capabilities enrichment opportunities, including:
and expand your global network. − B Arts/B Advanced − B Engineering Honours/B Arts − B Science/B Advanced Studies
− accelerated learning options, such
Named after Elsie Jean Dalyell OBE Studies (Politics and − B Science/B Advanced Studies
as early access to advanced units − B Engineering Honours/
(1881‑1948), a distinguished medical graduate International Relations) (Advanced)
of study in your chosen field and B Commerce
of the University, the Dalyell stream gives units outside of your discipline − B Economics − B Science/B Advanced Studies
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− B Engineering Honours/
scholars the opportunity to collaborate − B Economics/B Advanced Studies (Agriculture)
− access to a specialised Mathematical B Science
and network with like-minded, future
us
Sciences (Science) program (optional) − B Engineering Honours/ − B Science/B Advanced Studies
world influencers.
Join
Business (Animal and Veterinary Bioscience)
To join the Dalyell Scholars stream, you − tailored mentoring and professional B Science (Health)
skills development − B Commerce − B Science/B Advanced Studies
need to achieve an ATAR (or equivalent) of − B Engineering Honours/
98+*. There are two ways you can become − optional international experiences − B Commerce/B Advanced Studies B Science (Medical Science) (Food and Agribusiness)
a Dalyell Scholar: to develop your global perspective, − B Science/B Advanced
with access to a $2000 global Education and social work Law Studies (Health)
− Apply for one of the degrees listed on page
15 (courses by invitation) and if eligible, you mobility scholarship. − B Education (Secondary: − B Arts/B Laws − B Science/B Advanced Studies
will be invited to become a Dalyell Scholar Humanities and Social (Medical Science)
− B Commerce/B Laws
− sydney.edu.au/dalyell-scholars Sciences)/B Arts
− Apply to a Dalyell-specific course, − B Economics/B Laws − B Science/B Advanced Studies
where if eligible for an offer, you will − B Education (Secondary: (Taronga Wildlife Conservation)
Mathematics)/B Science − B Science/B Laws
automatically join the Dalyell stream. − B Science/M Mathematical
− B Education (Secondary: Sciences
Science)/B Science
− B Science/M Nutrition
− B Arts/B Social Work and Dietetics
Courses available to Dalyell Scholars by UAC preference
“The accelerated coursework and unique Dalyell
To study as a Dalyell Scholar in the following courses, you will need to apply via UAC preference or by direct
units provide the sort of challenges I am looking
application to the University for non-UAC applicants.
for while allowing me to interact with other
inspiring students in the program. I’ve always
liked extending the limits I set myself, and the − B Arts/B Advanced − B Commerce/ − B Engineering Honours − B Science/B Advanced
Dalyell Scholars stream offers the perfect path Studies (Dalyell B Advanced Studies (Dalyell Scholars) Studies (Dalyell
for me to do this.” Scholars) (Dalyell Scholars) Scholars including
Mathematical Sciences)
Charlotte Trent
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Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced B = Bachelor of, M = Master of, D = Doctor of
Studies (Dalyell Scholars) * 90+ for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students admitted through the Gadigal Program
95+ for students admitted through the Early Offer Year 12 Scheme (E12)
95+ for students admitted through the Future Leaders Scheme and Broadway Scheme (excluding double degree medicine and dentistry)“Stop thinking, and just go. Overseas exchange provides so many
opportunities. You’ll experience living and operating independently,
and meet new people from all over the world. These experiences
truly help you grow as a person and develop an understanding of who
SET YOURSELF UP FOR
you are in the world, and who you want to be. Exchange has been the
most surreal, exhilarating, and fulfilling experience of my life.”
Kevin Huang
A GLOBAL CAREER
Waseda University Summer Session
“Definitely do it! Making the decision to
study overseas is one of those life-changing
moments you won’t ever forget. It’s quite
nerve-wracking to leave the comforts of
home – but take the plunge and go be the
person you know you want to be!”
We have the largest student Rifka Samsudeen
Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
mobility program in Australia.*
We’ve partnered with over 250
universities in more than 40
countries to give you access
124partners in
71
partners in North
55
partners in the
Europe America Asia-Pacific region
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to global opportunities that
35 7 3
us
will broaden your horizons.
Join
partners in the partners in partners in
United Kingdom Latin and South the Middle East
America
Our global opportunities will bring Develop a global perspective. − intensive in-country Open − global professional placements, We offer financial support for your Our study abroad and
a new perspective to your academic Opportunities include: Learning Environment units such as the University of Sydney overseas experiences through exchange programs
experience and enable you to − 130 partner universities where you study language Business School’s Industry travel scholarships and grants. − sydney.edu.au/sydney-abroad
develop the confidence and cultural that are ranked in the and culture at a partner Placement Program, providing There are also government-funded
competence for a global career. top 200 worldwide** university across the globe you with the opportunity to OS-HELP loans. Our exchange scholarships
The University of Sydney aims work and study in the United Make the most of your time
− short-term (2–6 weeks), semester − short-term summer programs − sydney.edu.au/
to have 50 percent of our students at prestigious universities States, China, France or Chile abroad via the Global Citizenship
and year-long program options scholarships/exchange
undertake an international like Harvard, Yale and the during semester breaks. Award – an extracurricular,
experience as part of their studies, − overseas field schools such internationally focused leadership
London School of Economics The Global Citizenship Award
with scholarship funding being as the Sydney Southeast Asia development program. Visit our
made available for at least half Centre’s multidisciplinary website to learn more. − sydney.edu.au/
of these students. schools, where you * Australian Universities International
sydney-abroad/gca
can tackle real-world Directors’ Forum Learning Abroad
Benchmarking 2018 (in 2019) Note: Partner university figures are
problems in Cambodia, indicative only. For the most up-to-date
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**
Times Higher Education World
Indonesia, Laos, Singapore, University Rankings 2020
list of partner universities, visit
sydney.edu.au/study/overseas-exchange
Timor‑Leste and VietnamPage 18 sydney.edu.au
TABLE
ATAR/IB
1
2
2
0
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Duration
ATAR/IB
ATAR/IB
in years
in years
2021 GUIDE TO ADMISSION CRITERIA Course name
l B Engineering Honours (Aeronautical) 92/35 4
Course name
l B Oral Health
(83/30)*
3
FOR DOMESTIC STUDENTS
l B Engineering Honours (Biomedical) 92/35 4
l B Pharmacy 90/34 4
l B Engineering Honours 92/35 4
(Chemical and Biomolecular) l B Pharmacy and Management 90/34 5
l B Engineering Honours (Civil) 92/35 4 ul B Science/D Dental Medicine 7
(99.6/
Below is a guide to the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) and International l B Engineering Honours (Electrical) 92/35 4 43)*
Baccalaureate (IB) scores for admission in 2021. For most courses, the scores are Separate scores
l B Engineering Honours (Flexible First Year) 92/35 4 ul B Science/D Medicine 7
guaranteed, subject to meeting other applicable admission criteria. Scores marked apply for our (99.95/
with an asterisk* are not guaranteed and are an indicative score for what you will admission pathways. l B Engineering Honours (Mechanical) 92/35 4 45)*
need for admission in 2021. All published scores are correct at the time of print Visit page 82 for l B Engineering Honours (Mechatronic) 92/35 4 ul B Science/M Nursing 80/29 4
and subject to change. For the most up-to-date information on ATARs, visit details. l B Engineering Honours (Software) 92/35 4 ul B Science (Health)/M Nursing 80/29 4
− sydney.edu.au/sydney-atar
l B Engineering Honours with Space Engineering 99/42 4 Music
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lu B Engineering Honours/B Arts 92/35 5
Duration
Duration
ATAR/IB
ATAR/IB
n B Music ф 4
in years
in years
lu B Engineering Honours/B Commerce 96/38 5
(70/25)*
Course name Course name ln B Engineering Honours (Civil)/B Design 95/37 5
n B Music (Composition) ф 4
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n B Architecture and Environments 85/31 3 lu B Engineering Honours/B Science 92/35 5
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l B Music (Music Education) 4
n B Design Computing 80/29 3 lu B Engineering Honours/B Science (Health) 92/35 5
u B Commerce 96/38 3 (70/25)*
n B Design Computing/B Advanced Studies 80/29 4 lu B Engineering Honours/B Science 92/35 5
u B Commerce/B Advanced Studies 96/38 4 n B Music (Performance) ф 4
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l B Project Management 86/31 3
(Dalyell Scholars) n B Music/B Advanced Studies (Performance) 5
l B Design in Architecture (Honours)/ 97/39 5 (70/25)*
M Architecture Education and social work Law
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l B Education (Early Childhood) 77/28 4
ul B Commerce/B Laws 99.5/43 5 u B Liberal Arts and Science 70/25 3
u B Arts 80/29 3 l B Education (Health and Physical Education) 4
(80/29) l B Psychology (95/37)* 4
u B Arts/B Advanced Studies 80/29 4 nl B Economics/B Laws 99.5/43 5
l B Education (Primary) 4 u B Science 80/29 3
u B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Dalyell Scholars) 98/40 4 l B Engineering Honours/B Laws 99.5/43 6
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ul B Science/B Laws 99.5/43 5 u B Science (Health) 80/29 3
u B Arts/B Advanced Studies 92/35 4 lu B Education (Secondary: Humanities and Social 5
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u B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Languages) 95/37 4 lu B Education (Secondary: Mathematics)/ 5 Page 56 u B Science/B Advanced Studies 80/29 4
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u B Arts/B Advanced Studies 95/37 4 l B Applied Science (Diagnostic Radiography) (95/37)* 4 u B Science/B Advanced Studies (Dalyell Scholars 98/40 4
(Media and Communications) lu B Education (Secondary: Science)/B Science 5 including Mathematical Sciences)
(80/29) l B Applied Science (Exercise and Sport Science) (82/30)* 3
u B Arts/B Advanced Studies 95/37 4 u B Science/B Advanced Studies (Advanced) 95/37 4
(Politics and International Relations) l B Social Work 80/29 4 l B Applied Science/B Advanced Studies (Exercise (82/30)* 4
and Sport Science) u B Science/B Advanced Studies (Agriculture) 75/27 4
u B Arts (Sciences Po Dual Degree) 2+2 ul B Arts/B Social Work 80/29 5
(80/29)* l B Applied Science (Exercise Physiology) (90/34)* 4 u B Science/B Advanced Studies 80/29 4
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n B Economics 91/34 3 l B Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) (92/35)* 4
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n B Economics/B Advanced Studies 91/34 4 l B Applied Science (Physiotherapy) (99/42)* 4 (Food and Agribusiness)
l B Advanced Computing 90/34 4
n B Economics (Sciences Po Dual Degree) 2+2 l B Applied Science (Speech Pathology) (93/36)* 4 u B Science/B Advanced Studies (Health) 80/29 4
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We strive for intellectual excellence,
creative development and critical thinking.
As a student, you will refine and bring to
life your designs in specialist facilities and
experience 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC
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Invent with intent. When you study In an design workshops.
increasingly You’ll have the opportunity to expand your
at Sydney, you’ll combine creative interlinked world architectural and design education outside
flair with finely tuned technical skills of design and digital the classroom with global experience through
culture, it’s a fantastic placements and industry internships, and by
to shape the spaces, services and time for a creative engaging with our partners across the built
experiences – both physical and digital career. environment and interactive design industries.
There will be many opportunities to
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and advanced fabrication.
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Sample course structure: Bachelor of Design in Architecture
Year Semester Units of study
Architectural Architecture Studio Safety Induction and Architectural Sketching
1
1 History/Theory 1 1A Competency Unit** and Drawing
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2
Technologies 1 1B
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2 Technologies 2 2A
Art Processes Architecture Studio Elective
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2B
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Bachelor of Design Computing
Scholarships and activities: internship with GoogleArchitecture, design and planning courses
B Architecture and Environments
ATAR: 85 Course description Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 31 This degree provides a broad Core areas of study include Architect (with additional
Entry: Feb overview of the built environment architectural and environmental study), property and real estate,
Duration (full time): 3 years through studies in design and design, architectural history and construction, project manager,
Assumed knowledge: English architecture, urban planning, theory, architectural sciences urban designer, urban planner.
Advanced and Mathematics sustainability, heritage, building and technologies, property
Advanced systems and construction and and sustainability, urban design
facilities management. and planning. The University of
Sydney School of Architecture,
Design and Planning electives
may include acoustics, lighting,
structures and design computing.
B Design Computing
B Design Computing/B Advanced Studies
ATAR: 80 with us. As a graduate, your skills Programs, majors and minors Studies, you will also take a major
IB: 29 in design thinking coupled with Core areas of study include app from the shared pool.
Entry: Feb/Aug technical skills, including coding, design, creative technology,
Duration (full time): 3 years will make you highly sought design thinking, graphic design, Career possibilities
(single)/4 years (combined) after by a range of employers. information architecture, physical Interaction designer, UX designer,
Assumed knowledge: In the combined B Design computing, sound design, user creative director, business
Mathematics Advanced Computing/B Advanced Studies, experience (UX) and user-centred development, marketing
you will combine studies from a design. The four design studios consultant, communications
range of disciplines in the shared focus on user experience design, adviser, project manager, design
pool, have access to the Open interaction design, information manager, web and multimedia
Course description Learning Environment, undertake visualisation, and interactive designer, multimedia strategist,
From websites and mobile apps advanced coursework, and get product design. Related units creative technologist.
to Internet‑of‑Things products involved in cross‑disciplinary may be taken from arts and social
and immersive environments, community, professional, research sciences, business, engineering,
you will be at the leading edge or entrepreneurial project work, information technology, music
of today’s user experience (UX) or complete an honours project. and visual arts. In the combined
of study
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design world when you study B Design Computing/B Advanced
B Design in Architecture
Areas
ATAR: 95
Course description Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 37 This degree introduces you to Core areas of study include Architect (with additional study),
Entry: Feb the rewarding profession of architectural design, architectural architectural technologist,
Duration (full time): 3 years architecture and is your first history and theory, architectural interior and spatial designer,
Assumed knowledge: English step to becoming a registered technologies, architecture urban designer, project manager,
Advanced and Mathematics architect. In this degree, you workshops, environment and property developer.
Advanced will learn to design for the sustainability, professional
built environment through practice and architectural Combine this degree with
a studio‑based program that communications. You can take B Engineering Honours (Civil)
involves working on real-world electives from the University of
projects in and around Sydney. Sydney School of Architecture,
Design and Planning as well as
from other faculties and schools.
B Design in Architecture (Honours)/M Architecture
ATAR: 97 Course description Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 39 If you are passionate about Core areas of study include Architect, design manager,
Entry: Feb learning and aspire to be a architectural design, history and academic.
Duration (full time): 5 years groundbreaking thinker in the theory, technologies, architecture
Assumed knowledge: English practice of architecture, this workshops, environment and
Advanced and Mathematics five-year double degree is a fast sustainability, professional
Advanced track to achieving your goals. It practice and architectural
combines the undergraduate communications. You can take
B Design in Architecture with electives from the University of
the postgraduate M Architecture. Sydney School of Architecture,
You will also attain undergraduate Design and Planning as well as
honours, which otherwise from other faculties and schools.
requires an additional full
year of study.
Dalyell Scholars Assumed knowledge ∆
Mathematics For important
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courses and prerequisites prerequisite information
see page 14-15 see page 76 see page 76 see page 76ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Graduate equipped for
countless careers
At Sydney, you’ll develop the
Why study arts and social
sciences here?
− We are ranked 3rd in
Do you have artistic talent?
The Sydney College of the Arts
has been Sydney’s premier
skills to think rigorously, assess training ground for contemporary
Australia for studies in
assumptions, develop strategies and visual artists for almost 50 years.
the arts and humanities.*
test ideas against evidence. You will Our hands-on degrees focus
− We offer one of the most on developing the conceptual,
learn from outstanding scholars
comprehensive ranges theoretical and technical skills
across more than 45 subject areas
of humanities and social needed to succeed as a practising
of your choice, from anthropology,
sciences subjects in Australia. artist. Our full suite of visual arts
cultural studies, history, English,
Learn from We’re all about ideas. Whether in the languages and sociology to digital − The University of Sydney disciplines are delivered from new,
renowned experts classroom, on an industry placement or cultures, criminology, economics is ranked 1st in Australia fully refurbished facilities on our
across more than and politics. and 4th in the world for Camperdown/Darlington Campus.
45 subject areas. overseas exchange, you will bring your The strong communication and graduate employability.**
intellectual curiosity to tackle some of critical thinking skills you will gain − Our dual degrees with
at Sydney can take you around the Sciences Po in France provide
the most complex issues and questions world and to any workplace. the opportunity to study at
We are ranked
3rd in Australia for
of the 21st century. Through our placement two of the world’s leading
opportunities with leading institutions for the humanities
studies in the arts organisations and our exchange and social sciences.
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astronaut. What will you achieve?
Sample course structure: Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Advanced Studies, with majors in Criminology
and History, advanced coursework in Social and Political Sciences and a minor in Digital Cultures
Year Semester Units of study
1 Criminology major Degree core unit Digital Cultures minor History major
“I always wanted to build a business 1
2 Criminology major Elective unit Digital Cultures minor History major
and to create something new. Studying 1 Criminology major OLE units Digital Cultures minor History major
philosophy gave me the tools and mindset 2
2 Criminology major OLE units Elective unit History major
to build and manage a business effectively. 1 Criminology major Criminology major Digital Cultures minor History major
3
I don’t think I’d have the competence or 2 Criminology major Criminology major Digital Cultures minor History major
wisdom to do what I’m doing now without 1
Social and Political Sciences Social and Political Sciences Digital Cultures minor History major
advanced coursework advanced project
my learning experience at the University 4
Social and Political Sciences Social and Political Sciences Elective unit History major
2
of Sydney.” advanced coursework advanced project
Adam Jacobs
Co-Founder and Managing Director,
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¡ Degree core ¡ Major 1 ¡ Major 2 ¡ Minor ¡ Elective ¡ Open Learning Environment (OLE)
theiconic.com.au ¡ Advanced coursework
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce (2007) Note: Course structure is indicative only.Dalyell Scholars Assumed knowledge ∆
Mathematics For important
courses and prerequisites prerequisite information
Arts and social sciences courses see page 14-15 see page 76 see page 76 see page 76
B Arts B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Languages)
B Arts/B Advanced Studies
ATAR: 95 develop high-level intercultural in analysing cross-lingual and languages and translation and
ATAR: 80 majors and minors in the shared Art History; Asian Studies; Career possibilities IB: 37 competency and communication cross‑cultural issues, and gain a complete multilingual projects,
IB: 29 pool. You will also have access to Biblical Studies and Classical Anthropologist, archaeologist, Entry: Feb/Aug skills. As part of this degree, toolkit for practical translation in or an honours option.
Entry: Feb/Aug the Open Learning Environment Hebrew; Chinese Studies; archivist, art historian, business Duration (full time): 4 years you will attain foundational multilingual contexts.
Duration (full time): 3 years to broaden your skills and Criminology; Cultural Studies; administrator or manager, Dalyell by invitation knowledge in translation theory Career possibilities
(single)/4 years (combined) explore other areas of study. No Digital Cultures; Diversity Studies historian, heritage specialist, and gain real-world experience Programs, majors and minors Language localisation specialist,
Assumed knowledge: Refer to
Dalyell by invitation two arts degrees are quite the (minor only); Econometrics; foreign affairs and trade officer, through practical translation This stream requires completion public relations officer, public
B Arts/B Advanced Studies
same. In the combined B Arts/B Economics; Economic government policy officer, projects. You will engage in of a program in Languages. You policy officer, foreign affairs
Assumed knowledge: Depends on
Advanced Studies, in the fourth Policy; Education; English; information specialist, journalist, the study of different cultures will complete two language and trade officer, researcher,
the major or subjects selected
year you will undertake advanced Environmental, Agricultural and museum or gallery curator, and have the opportunity to majors, translation-focused translator. This degree equips
coursework and a substantial Resource Economics; European language specialist, media and Course description undertake exchange semesters units, and have the opportunity you with the breadth and depth
real-world industry, community, Studies; Film Studies; French communications officer, editor or This degree is NAATI-endorsed and short-term study programs to complete electives from the of knowledge and the critical
Course description entrepreneurship or research and Francophone Studies; publisher, researcher, sociologist. and will provide you with the with our international partners. shared pool. You’ll also have and analytical skills to pursue an
Whether you want to learn a new project, or an honours project. Gender Studies; Germanic This degree equips you with the opportunity to combine your You will work with a team access to the Open Learning extensive range of established and
language or study a new culture, As you develop a personal Studies; Hebrew (Modern); breadth and depth of knowledge passion for the study of languages of leading academics and Environment. In the fourth year emerging careers. It prepares you
explore great books, ideas or portfolio of expertise and History; Indigenous Studies; and the critical and analytical and cultures with practical skills researchers of multilingualism, of the degree, you will undertake for the jobs of the future.
minds, discover the past, analyse high-level skills, you broaden Indonesian Studies; International skills to pursue an extensive range in multilingual translation and to graduate with advanced skills advanced coursework units in
the present or consider the shape your opportunities and prepare Comparative Literary Studies; of established and emerging
of the world’s future, the B Arts yourself for future success. International Relations; Italian careers. It prepares you for the
will expand your horizons and Studies; Japanese Studies; Jewish jobs of the future. B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Media and Communications)
challenge you to think outside the Programs, majors and minors Civilisation, Thought and Culture;
box. It will prepare you to meet In the B Arts, you will choose one Korean Studies; Latin; Linguistics; ATAR: 95 in media writing, radio, video Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
the challenges of the modern major from the options below. Modern Greek Studies; Music; Combine B Arts with IB: 37 and digital media production, This stream requires completion Corporate communications
workforce, where expertise, A second major or minor from Philosophy; Political Economy; B Education (Secondary: Entry: Feb and media relations as well as a of a program in Media and officer, information officer,
inventiveness, logic and critical the shared pool is optional. In Politics; Sanskrit (minor only); Humanities and Social Sciences), scholarly and critical education Communications, including a major journalist (print, online,
Duration (full time): 4 years
thinking come to the fore. You will the B Arts/B Advanced Studies, Social Policy (minor only); B Engineering Honours, B Laws, in media and communications in Media Studies. A second major radio, television), market or
receive an outstanding liberal arts you will choose one major Socio‑legal Studies; Sociology; B Social Work, D Medicine, Dalyell by invitation
theory and practice. As part of must be taken from those available media researcher, producer,
education, with a broad choice of and a second major from the Spanish and Latin American M Nursing Assumed knowledge: Refer to
this degree, you will undertake a in the B Arts or from the shared public relations officer, public
more than 45 subject areas in the shared pool: American Studies; Studies; Studies in Religion; B Arts/B Advanced Studies
compulsory internship that gives pool. You’ll also have access to policy officer.
humanities and social sciences, Ancient Greek; Ancient History; Theatre and Performance Studies; you hands-on experience and a the Open Learning Environment.
and other disciplines across the Anthropology; Arabic Language Visual Arts; Writing Studies valuable network. Internships are In the fourth year of the degree
University from the more than 100 and Cultures; Archaeology; (minor only). Course description available in many areas, including you will undertake advanced
This degree will provide you national and international coursework and a substantial
Areas of study
with a broad array of skills journalism, public relations and real-world industry, community,
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B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Dalyell Scholars) tailored to meet the needs of advertising agencies, national entrepreneurship or research
the fast-changing media and television and radio, and major project, or an honours project.
ATAR: 98 the modern workforce, where real-world industry, community, Career possibilities communications landscape. You print and online media.
IB: 40 expertise, inventiveness, logic entrepreneurship or research Anthropologist, archaeologist, will gain real-world experience
Entry: Feb/Aug and critical thinking come to project, or an honours project. business administrator or
Duration (full time): 4 years the fore. Your studies will be manager, economist, editor or
complemented by distinctive Programs, majors and minors publisher, foreign affairs and trade B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Politics and International Relations)
Dalyell by application
Dalyell units and a suite of Refer to B Arts/B Advanced officer, government policy officer,
Assumed knowledge: Depends on ATAR: 95
enrichment opportunities, Studies for degree requirements. historian, language specialist, the world-shaping political forces Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
the major or subjects selected IB: 37
including access to advanced As a Dalyell Scholar, you will journalist, museum or gallery that extend far beyond national This stream requires completion Current affairs journalist,
units of study, tailored mentoring undertake 12 credit points curator, public relations manager. Entry: Feb/Aug boundaries and impact our lives of a program, including a major government and public service
and a global mobility experience. of distinctive Dalyell units This degree equips you with the Duration (full time): 4 years in unexpected ways. At the core in Politics and International administrator, non-government
Course description You’ll also have access to the complemented by additional breadth and depth of knowledge Dalyell by invitation of the degree are specialist units Relations. A second major must or private sector administrator,
As a Dalyell Scholar in the Open Learning Environment and enrichment opportunities, and the critical and analytical dealing with contemporary real be taken from those available policy researcher and consultant,
Assumed knowledge: Refer to
B Arts/B Advanced Studies, you the shared pool of more than 100 including mentoring, professional skills to pursue an extensive range world problem-solving, both in in the B Arts or from the shared political adviser, think tank
B Arts/B Advanced Studies
will gain an outstanding liberal majors and minors. In the final skill development and the option of established and emerging teams and individually. You will pool. You’ll also have access to participant. The degree will
arts education that prepares year, you will undertake advanced for a global mobility experience. careers. It prepares you for graduate with a major in Politics the Open Learning Environment. equip you to pursue a wide range
you to meet the challenges of coursework and a substantial the jobs of the future. and International Relations, In the fourth year of the degree of careers where knowledge
Course description and work with a team of leading you will undertake advanced of the interactions between
This degree covers all aspects of academics and researchers to coursework and a substantial international and domestic
B Arts/B Advanced Studies (International and Global Studies) political, cultural and economic identify and evaluate current real-world industry, community, politics is necessary.
relations at both domestic and affairs and issues that shape entrepreneurship or research
ATAR: 92 international levels. It explores global politics. project, or an honours project.
a global society. The core major Programs, majors and minors you will undertake advanced
IB: 35 enables you to relate localities This stream requires completion coursework and a substantial
Entry: Feb/Aug to global trends, while your of a program in international and real-world industry, community,
Duration (full time): 4 years second major and language global studies which includes a entrepreneurship or research B Arts (Dual Degree, Sciences Po, France)**
Dalyell by invitation training provide the regional and major in Global Studies, a minor project, or an honours project.
linguistic expertise necessary to in a language from the School of ATAR: 80* + other admission Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities accepted secondary education
Assumed knowledge: Refer to criteria
effectively communicate across Languages and Cultures, and a Career possibilities This dual degree enables you Anthropologist, archaeologist, (Year 12) qualification, you need
B Arts/B Advanced Studies
cultural boundaries and to work minimum of 12 credit points of Community development program IB: 29* + other admission criteria to work towards both a B Arts business administrator or to submit an online application
in a range of organisations with study abroad/exchange. A second manager, diplomat, foreign aid Entry: Aug (in France) degree at Sciences Po in France manager, economist, editor or directly to the University,
an international scope. The major, which may be an extension worker, foreign correspondent, Duration (full time): 2 + 2 years for the first two years, and a B publisher, foreign affairs and trade including a personal statement,
Course description opportunity for study abroad or of the language minor, must be human rights advocate, Arts degree at the University of officer, government policy officer, resume and school reports or
Assumed knowledge: Refer to
This degree will give you a rigorous exchange at one of our leading taken from those available in the international business consultant, Sydney for the remaining two historian, language specialist, transcripts from the past three
B Arts
understanding of the paradoxes partner universities deepens your B Arts or from the shared pool. policy adviser, trade negotiator. years. As part of your B Arts at the journalist, museum or gallery years. For more information about
and complex interconnections knowledge and provides first-hand You’ll also have access to the University of Sydney, you’ll have curator, public relations manager, admission criteria, tuition fees and
of globalisation, equipping international experience. Open Learning Environment. In access to the shared pool and researcher, sociologist. the application process, visit the
you with the ability to work in the fourth year of the degree, Course description the Open Learning Environment. relevant course page.
Are you ready for the opportunity Refer to B Arts for University Additional admission criteria sydney.edu.au/courses
of a lifetime? Travel abroad, of Sydney-based majors. For Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor
immerse yourself in the French information on studies in France, of Economics Sciences Po Dual
culture, learn a new language including units of study, please Degree applicants need to be
and complete a dual degree with refer to the Sciences Po website: recent school leavers – transfer
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a social science focus, all at the www.sciencespo.fr/en/home applicants are not eligible to
same time. apply. In addition to meeting the
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