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UNSW Business School

ECONOMICS
Bachelor of

Economics/
Arts
UNSW code: 3574
UAC code:
424450
2016 ATAR: 93

If you want two qualifications to pursue
your interests in economics and the
humanities, this dual degree is an
excellent option. Depending on your
personal and professional goals, you
can choose from 25 Arts majors to
complement your Economics studies.
Combining Economics with Arts will
provide you with the skills, knowledge
and competencies needed for a range
of career options in government and
industry sectors.

DUAL DEGREES

Bachelor of

Economics/
Education
(Secondary)
UNSW code: 4058
UAC code:
422130
2016 ATAR: 93

Degree structure

If you would like to teach at a high
school level and want a nationally
accredited pre-service qualification,
this dual degree will provide the
knowledge, theory and practical
aspects of secondary education.
The degree also includes 80 days of
supervised professional experience
in at least two different secondary
schools, and will prepare you for
teaching or education-related jobs
in Australia or overseas.

The 4-year (full-time) degree consists
of 32 courses (192 UOC):

Degree structure

Economics degree
(96 UOC) – 2 years

Arts degree
(96 UOC) – 2 years

Eight Economics core
courses

One Arts major

One Economics major

One minor (from
approved areas of
study)
One prescribed Arts
elective

Economics majors
Econometrics; Economics;
Financial Economics.

Arts majors
Asian Studies; Chinese Studies;
Creative Writing; Criminology; Dance
Studies; Development Studies; English;
Environmental Humanities; European
Studies; Film Studies; French
Studies; German Studies; History;
Indigenous Studies; International
Relations; Japanese Studies; Korean
Studies; Linguistics; Media, Culture
and Technology; Music Studies;
Philosophy; Politics; Sociology and
Anthropology; Spanish and Latin
American Studies; Theatre and
Performance Studies.

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

Education (Secondary)
degree (96 UOC) –
2 years

Eight Economics core
courses

Ten Education core
courses

One Economics major

Four prescribed
Education method
electives
Two prescribed
Education electives

Economics majors
Econometrics; Economics;
Financial Economics.

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Bachelor of

Economics/
Laws
UNSW code: 4744
UAC code:
426000
2016 ATAR: 99.7

The dual degree in Economics and
Laws provides you with the opportunity
to examine the formation, process,
structure and economic impact of law
and the legal institutions, which is ideal
if you’re interested in areas where law
and economic analysis intersect. By
gaining an in-depth knowledge in both
areas, you are well placed for careers
in both economic and legal practice.

Degree structure
The 5-year (full-time) degree consists
of 40 courses (240 UOC):
Economics degree
(96 UOC) – 2 years

Law degree
(144 UOC) – 3 years

Eight Economics core
courses

16 compulsory Law
courses

One Economics major

One prescribed Law
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