Does the Bachelor of Arts/ Bachelor of Science degree still exist? (1 Viewer)

[SpHan]

hey i cannot find this on the usyd website but i did find bachelor of arts and sciences...is there a difference?

with these degrees can i study

-a language
-government and international relations
-psychology
-neuroscience
in tandem?

thanks for any help

 

[yosemite sam]

Bachelor of arts/sciences according to 2006 (not 2007) uac guide...they do languages but theyre more language and cultural studies combined i think, and if you major in a language you can also major in government and international relations. As for science, you can also do both psychology and neuroscience. So the degree exists, but i think to do govt + international relations as a major you ahve to have another major cos its listed in two parts. But you can probly just study them and not major in it. And the uai for it in 2006 was 70.00. Surprisingly achievable. hope that helps

 

[jb_nc]

BA/BSc

http://fmweb01.ucc.usyd.edu.au/ugco...seLevel=UG&-recid=32784&-token.1=Local&-find=

 

[thenothing]

It exists, I'm doing it

B Arts and Sciences is one degree.

 

[SpHan]

thanks for the help i really appreciate it! just one thing- in the link that was posted i didnt see government and international relations under the arts subjects...i know its from the economics faculty so am i right in assuming that you can chose majors from other faculties to complete the degree?

 

[jb_nc]

thanks for the help i really appreciate it! just one thing- in the link that was posted i didnt see government and international relations under the arts subjects...i know its from the economics faculty so am i right in assuming that you can chose majors from other faculties to complete the degree?

http://www.arts.usyd.edu.au/future_students/undergrad/arts.shtml

 

[SpHan]

absoluetly fabulous. u will be seeing me at usyd next year then!

 

[blahifyed]

arts and sciences and arts/science are different degrees

 

[Nebuchanezzar]

I think I'll transfer to BSc/BA at the end of the year...education just isn't doing it for me atm.

The more you know (the less you care)

 

[SpHan]

is it just me...or is anyone else annoyed about how u have to complete science in 3 years then finish the arts in the next 2 years? what if u want to do honours in ur science that makes it 6 years eh? then u mightnt be stuffed finishing tha arts just want to get away from uni into the workforce!

 

[Triangulum]

is it just me...or is anyone else annoyed about how u have to complete science in 3 years then finish the arts in the next 2 years? what if u want to do honours in ur science that makes it 6 years eh? then u mightnt be stuffed finishing tha arts just want to get away from uni into the workforce!

No one forces you to complete the Arts component once you've got the BSc.

 

[psychokitten]

is it just me...or is anyone else annoyed about how u have to complete science in 3 years then finish the arts in the next 2 years? what if u want to do honours in ur science that makes it 6 years eh? then u mightnt be stuffed finishing tha arts just want to get away from uni into the workforce!

six years if u wanna do honours!!! cant you do honors in 5 years?

 

[Triangulum]

six years if u wanna do honours!!! cant you do honors in 5 years?

In most degrees honours is an extra year, so if you want to do a combined degree with honours it'll take six years.

The exception is Law, in which honours are awarded based on your marks.

 

[jb_nc]

The exception is Law, in which honours are awarded based on your marks.

Engo too, and most other 'professional degrees'.

 

[aussiechica7]

could u take B Med Sci/Arts? Sounds like you'd like that more with the neuro stuff.

Or you could apply for an Arts/MBBS. Make sure you register for the UMAT.

 

[Nebuchanezzar]

Engo too, and most other 'professional degrees'.

Everything at uni is 'professional' (that i can think of anyway)