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- Conjoint programmes - The University of Auckland
Conjoint programmes Conjoint programmes let you pursue two undergraduate bachelors degrees at the same time
- Double degree - uoa. custhelp. com
A Double degree is when you study two full degrees at the same time For example: a Bachelor of Nursing and a Bachelor of Arts A double degree is different to a conjoint programme A conjoint degree also allows you to study two degrees at the same time but is shorter To give you a clearer picture, the number of points you need to pass to complete a degree is listed below Single Bachelors
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Science - The University . . .
Logic and Computation Medicinal Chemistry Prioritise your Engineering course enrolment, but also seek planning advice for your Science degree from a Student Hub To find out more about structuring the BSc side of your study, see Bachelor of Science conjoint degree Conjoint planners are available for each BE (Hons) specialisation
- BE(Hons) BSc conjoint degree planner - cdn. auckland. ac. nz
BE(Hons) BSc conjoint degree structure and enrolment plan BSc Component Degree Structure BSc requires 255 points in at least two Science subjects defined as majoring subjects in the Science regulations The BSc must have at least 60 points above Stage II in the majoring subject, and an additional 15 points from a Stage III Science course
- The Engineering Conjoint Degrees – Faculty of Engineering Part II . . .
Meet Awhi Marshall—a passionate student at the University of Auckland, pursuing a conjoint degree in Law and Biomedical Engineering Awhi is actively involved in various student organizations, including SPIES, Rainbow Law, and Te Rākau Ture
- Difference between double major, conjoints and double degree
What is the difference between a double major, a conjoint and a double degree? You can find out about the differences below: Double major If you choose two majors within a programme of study, you are studying a double major For example, if you study a Bachelor of Science majoring in Mathematics and Physics, this is a double major
- Conjoint degrees - The University of Auckland
For students starting a conjoint with BE (Hons), your programme will generally consist of 420 points worth of courses in Engineering, 255 points from other degree courses, and 15 points from an approved General Education Waipapa Taumata Rau course The conjoint degree combinations currently available with Engineering are:
- Conjoint: Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Science
Entry Requirements Minimum requirements A New Zealand university entrance qualification or an approved alternative Must meet entry requirements of each component degree Selection criteria apply Detailed requirements See provider website for more details about entry to this qualification
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