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UNSW Business School

CO M M E R C E

D UA L D E G R E E S
Bachelor of

Bachelor of

Commerce/
Fine Arts

Engineering (Honours)/
Commerce
UNSW code:
UAC code:
2016 ATAR:

UNSW code:
UAC code:
2016 ATAR:

3764
425900
96.5

If you have a passion for both business and the visual
arts, this dual degree is tailor-made for you. Co-taught
with UNSW Art and Design, you’ll have access to the
best facilities to develop and enhance your creativity,
while acquiring high-level business skills and knowledge.
The degree prepares you academically, technically and
professionally to pursue a career as a creative artist or
in arts administration, design, performing arts, publishing
or new media.

If you want to become an engineer, you might also
need business acumen to pursue management roles.
So this dual degree in Engineering and Commerce
is an ideal opportunity to develop technical expertise
in an engineering field along with complementary
business skills. It also provides an excellent business
background for engineers seeking employment in the
commercial sector.

Degree structure

Degree structure

The 5.5-year (full-time) degree consists of 44 courses
(264 UOC):
Commerce degree (96 UOC) –
2 years

Engineering (Honours) degree
(168 UOC) – 3.5 years

Eight Commerce core courses

One Engineering specialisation

One Commerce major

60 days approved industrial training
in Engineering

3567
424100
96.5

The 4-year (full-time) degree consists of 32 courses
(192 UOC):
Commerce degree (96 UOC) –
2 years

Fine Arts degree (96 UOC) –
2 years

Eight Commerce core courses

Fine Arts major

One Commerce major

One Fine Arts stream (four courses)
One Fine Arts, Design or Media Arts
stream (four courses)

Commerce majors
Accounting; Business Economics; Business Law;
Business Strategy and Economic Management;
Finance; Financial Economics; Human Resource
Management; Information Systems; International
Business; Management; Marketing; Real Estate
Studies; Taxation.

Commerce majors
Accounting; Business Economics; Business Law; Business
Strategy and Economic Management; Finance; Financial
Economics; Human Resource Management; Information
Systems; International Business; Management; Marketing;
Real Estate Studies; Taxation.

Engineering specialisations
Aerospace; Bioinformatics; Chemical; Civil;
Computer Engineering; Electrical; Environmental;
Industrial Chemistry; Manufacturing Engineering and
Management; Mechanical; Mechatronic; Mining; Naval
Architecture; Petroleum; Photonics; Photovoltaics and
Solar Energy; Renewable Energy; Software*; Surveying
and Spatial Information Systems; Telecommunications.
* Students interested in Software Engineering should apply to
the Bachelor of Engineering (Software Engineering)/Bachelor
of Commerce (3653).

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