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WHY
CHOOSE
1 ST
in Australia
and 4th in the world for
graduate employability*
SYDNEY?
We help you develop the skills, knowledge and
values to become a leader in a rapidly changing
world. Whether you’re finishing high school,
38 TH
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continuing your undergraduate studies, pursuing in world
university
your passion or looking to advance your career, rankings**
we have a wide range of courses to suit your
interests, strengths and career goals.
* QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2020
** QS World University Rankings 2022
1 ST
in Australia and 2nd globally
100+
majors and minors to
in the Times Higher Education combine your interests
Impact Rankings 2021 across disciplines
250+ 250+ 380,000+
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clubs and societies to international partners and alumni to connect
enrich your student the largest student mobility you with a
experience program in Australia worldwide network
WELCOME TO SYDNEY JOIN AREAS US OF STUDY Why choose Sydney..............................................1 Architecture, design and planning..................18 Sydney alumni around the world.......................4 Arts and social sciences....................................19 University life.........................................................6 Business................................................................20 Scholarships and student loans for Education and social work.................................21 international students......................................... 7 Engineering and computer science................22 Industry and business partnerships.................8 Law........................................................................23 Our research.........................................................9 Medicine and health..........................................24 Centre for English Teaching............................. 10 Music.....................................................................25 Our campuses......................................................12 Science.................................................................26 Student accommodation...................................14 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 who have cared and continue to care for Country.
UNDERGRADUATE POSTGRADUATE
STUDY STUDY
The Sydney Undergraduate Experience....... 30 Why study postgraduate at Sydney?............... 76
Design your degree.............................................31 Postgraduate coursework courses................. 78
Follow your interests, all of them....................32 Postgraduate coursework courses
Undergraduate courses................................... 34 - additional information ...................................93
Bachelor of Advanced Studies.........................55 How to apply - postgraduate coursework.....94
2022 guide to admission criteria Postgraduate research courses......................97
for international students ................................56 How to apply - postgraduate research........100
Table notes..........................................................64 Application advice............................................ 102
How to apply - undergraduate........................68 Fees and costs..................................................103
Application advice...............................................71 —
Fees and costs.................................................... 72 Glossary..............................................................104
The University of Sydney Student support services...............................106
Preparation Programs.......................................73 Important dates for 2022................................ 107
International events ........................................108
SYDNEY ALUMNI AROUND
THE WORLD
Our international alumni and where UK
Amie Liebowitz, Broadcast
their studies have taken them Journalist at BBC
Bachelor of Arts 2014,
Master of International
Security 2017
Canada
Amy Zhu, Senior Manager
at Deloitte Canada
Bachelor of Commerce 2011
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USA
Shea Duncan, Music
Director at Mophonics
Music and Sound
Bachelor of Music
(Composition) 2012
USA
Anastasia Volkova,
CEO and Founder at FluroSat
PhD (Research) 2019
Switzerland
Richard Pearshouse,
Head of Crisis and the Environment
at Amnesty International
Bachelor of Arts 1998,
Bachelor of Laws 2000
380K+ 140+ 1 ST
We have a Our alumni are We are ranked 1st in
global network making a worldwide Australia and 4th in
of more than impact across more the world for graduate
380,000 alumni than 140 countries employability*
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* QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2020
India
Jeevesh Kumar,
CEO at Greenscape
Bachelor of Engineering (Software) 2004
China
Olivia Jingshu Ji,
President and Founder at Glue Up
Master of Commerce 2003
Bahrain
Dr Dalia Bajis, FIP Lead for
Provision and Partnerships
at The International
Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) Hong Kong
Bachelor of Pharmacy 2001, Vincent Lam,
PhD (Research) 2020 Chairman and
Founder at Asiaray
Media Group
Bachelor of
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Science 1984
Vietnam
Nghia Pham,
CEO and Founder
at Studio8 Vietnam
Master of
Architecture 2009
Singapore
Mervyn Sirisena,
Chairman at SIA Engineering
(Philippines) Corporation
and Director at Boeing Asia
Pacific Aviation Services
Malaysia
Bachelor of Engineering
Victoria Ong,
(Aeronautical) 1975
TV Journalist,
Host and Producer
Master of Media
Practice 2014
Indonesia
Faradila Keiko, Psychiatry Registrar
at Dr Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital
Master of Brain and Mind Sciences 2018
Australia
Alexie Seller, CEO at Enterprise Learning
Projects and Co-Founder at Pollinate
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) 2011,
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Bachelor of Arts 2011
UNIVERSITY LIFE
University is more than what
happens in the classroom. Make
the most of it by getting involved in
campus life: join one of our 250+
student clubs or societies, connect
with others and find the support
you need.
Our clubs and societies provide opportunities
for networking, fun and leadership. In our diverse
community of students, made up of more than
32 cultural groups and 130 nationalities, you’ll be able
to make friends from all around the world. There are
also numerous facilities, programs and events to keep
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you healthy and active during your time at university.
Find out more:
− www.usu.edu.au
− www.susf.com.au
Travel the world while
you study
We have the largest student mobility
program in Australia.* We’ve partnered with over
250 universities in more than 40 countries to give
you access to global opportunities that will broaden
your horizons. 130 of our partner universities
are ranked in the top 200 worldwide,** including
Harvard, Yale and the London School of Economics.
Learn more:
Our study abroad and exchange programs
- sydney.edu.au/
sydney-abroad-apply
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* Australian Universities International Directors’ Forum
Learning Abroad Benchmarking 2019 (in 2020)
**
Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2021
SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT LOANS
FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Whether you are an undergraduate, postgraduate Student loans and funding options
or research student, we offer a range of university As an international student, you may be
and faculty scholarships to support you. eligible for student loans or benefits from your
home government.
Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship − The University of Sydney administers United
This is a prestigious scholarship awarded on States Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and
academic merit to exceptional international funding from private United States lenders.
students to pursue coursework studies. Value:
− The University is also accredited to
up to $40,000.
administer benefits from the United States
Department of Veteran Affairs.
Sydney Scholars India Scholarship Program
This is an undergraduate and postgraduate − We can support citizens of Canada, Norway,
coursework scholarship offered to commencing Sweden and some other European nations
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Indian students, to foster our engagement with the administration of their student
with India. Value: a pool of $500,000 for loans and tuition fee tax credits.
28 scholarships. − sydney.edu.au/study/int-loans
Research Training Program International Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)
Scholarship Australia Awards
Many high-achieving students apply for a This Australian Government scholarship attracts
research degree and a scholarship at the same scholars of the highest calibre from countries that
time. Research Training Program International have a development partnership with Australia. It
Scholarships, funded by the Australian covers full tuition fees and provides a living allowance.
Government, cover tuition fees, Overseas − sydney.edu.au/students/australia-awards
Student Health Cover, relocation costs and a
living allowance.
Browse the full list of scholarships:
− sydney.edu.au/scholarships/international
“The scholarship really helped me kickstart my
journey in Sydney. The financial aid I received
helped me to settle in easily and not stress about
expenses. Studying at USYD has helped me get
out of my comfort zone and collaborate with
different people.”
Pratul Nayar
Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Software Engineering)
Master of Commerce, Sydney Scholars India Scholarship recipient
Home country: India
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INDUSTRY AND BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS
We have a global network of “I worked on a real-life consulting
project in Malaysia for the Maggie
industry partners. You’ll have Beer Company. The experience was
opportunities to collaborate invaluable to me and helped in securing
a role in international trade between
with businesses, community Australia and China.”
organisations and government
Qin Huang
bodies through internships and Master of International Business 2018
Current role: Key Account Executive,
placements on projects that will The Export Group Ltd.
Home country: China
develop your networks and deepen
your critical thinking, problem-
solving and communication skills.
Our industry partners include
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Google, Adobe, Microsoft, KPMG,
Coca-Cola Amatil, Unilever and
the NSW Government.
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OUR RESEARCH
1 ST in Australia and 2nd in the world
for research impact*
We're one of the world's top
research universities. Our research
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is driven by the big picture. We fields of research ranked world
standard or above
take a problem and look at it from
all angles, combining the expertise
and talents of scholars from many
100+
research centres
disciplines. Our key research areas
include technology, health and
wellbeing, society and culture,
and environmental issues.
20
research partnerships with
universities around the world
296
jointly funded research projects
with partner universities
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* Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2021CENTRE FOR ENGLISH TEACHING
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The Centre for English Teaching (CET) offers English Unique 4-2-1 learning model
language courses and academic skills programs to − 4 hours of interactive in-class learning
prepare you for university.
− 2 hours of personalised online learning
− sydney.edu.au/cet
− 1 hour of engagement opportunity to develop
language skills outside the classroom
Achieve your goals in English language learning,
academic skills development, teacher training
Highly qualified teaching staff
or international test preparation in a supportive
All CET courses are taught by highly qualified
face‑to‑face or online environment with our
instructors who have extensive experience teaching
experienced and highly qualified teaching staff.
English at universities in Australia and internationally.
You can also package your university degree studies
Co-curricular activities
with a CET Direct Entry Course so you can develop
CET offers a great range of activities to support you
your English and academic skills to ensure your
both inside and outside the classroom, including a free
success at university. You can apply to obtain a
social app, weekly study workshops, a peer support
student visa to cover the full duration of your CET
network, a monthly calendar of social, sports and arts
course and degree studies.
activities, and much more.
− sydney.edu.au/cet/direct-entry-course
Academic and wellbeing support
You’ll also have free access to a range of support
services including academic counselling, wellbeing
workshops, a peer-to-peer program and online
self‑study resources.
Page 10Our programs Develop professionally
Depending on your starting level in English and the English Language Teacher Training
target level for admission into your chosen course This is an innovative professional development
at the University of Sydney, you may need to take course that covers the latest theories and
a combination of university preparation courses. approaches to Teaching English to Speakers of
These are some of your options. Other Languages (TESOL).
Intensive Test Preparation English for Academic Purposes Teacher Training
CRICOS: 085557D and 055142J This course extends your teaching skills and knowledge
This intensive course is designed for students who into the field of English for Academic Purposes to
wish to undertake a language exam, such as IELTS. enhance your career prospects as an English language
You will learn effective test-taking skills and strategies teaching professional.
to maximise your test results, increase your English
language proficiency and confidence level, and Learn online
improve your study practices. Academic Skills for University Success Specialisation
This series of five Massive Open Online Courses
Direct Entry Course (MOOCs) provides an introduction to academic
CRICOS: 083314F culture and prepares you for study at an English-
This is an English language program for students who medium university. It helps you to develop a deep
have a conditional offer to study at the University understanding of the graduate qualities essential for
of Sydney. It is designed to improve your academic academic success: information and digital literacy,
English and develop the academic skills needed to problem solving, critical thinking and communication.
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study at an Australian university. − sydney.edu.au/cet/advanced-skills-for-university-
success-moocs.html
Graduate Academic Skills
CRICOS: 086047G and 042448J Customised programs for study tour groups
This course is for students who have an CET also offers customised courses specifically
unconditional offer to study at an Australian designed to meet the needs of particular groups
university. This high‑level five-week course provides of learners. These courses range from two to
an introduction to the expectations and values of 12 weeks, and can include a mix of core classes and
academic culture in an Australian university. optional activities such as lectures, workshops and
cultural activities.
“CET teachers are professional and
patient when teaching us. They
gave us many resources and taught
us different approaches to learn
efficiently. We saw improvements in
our English skills such as writing and
listening, which is beneficial for our
academic courses at the University.”
Jiayang (Jaya) Li
Direct Entry Course
Home country: China
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Sydney
Conservatorium
of Music
Narrabri*
500 kmThe University of Sydney has a network of campuses and
teaching locations in the heart of the city and beyond.
− sydney.edu.au/campuses
Sydney CBD, with the University of Sydney’s Camperdown/
Darlington Campus in the foreground. © Mark Merton Photography
CBD Campus
Surry Hills
Campus
(Dentistry)
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Page 13STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
sydney.edu.au
Experience uni life at your doorstep.
Whether you choose to live on Living off campus It offers helpful advice on areas to
or off campus, you’ll have many The University's campuses are live, accommodation options and
accommodation options to surrounded by many vibrant and expected costs. It also allows you
choose from. multicultural suburbs. You can to register for a place at University-
choose to live in independently owned housing.
Living on campus run student housing or rent − sydney.edu.au/accommodation
− University residences offer accommodation privately.
fully furnished single rooms For more general information on
with shared living, learning New to Sydney? approximate living costs in Sydney,
and study spaces. We recommend you book including transport, groceries and
a temporary place to stay other everyday expenses as well as
− Residential colleges offer
before committing to longer- accommodation costs, visit
fully furnished single rooms
term accommodation. Our
with daily meals provided. − sydney.edu.au/study/
Accommodation Services website
accommodation/living-costs.html
is a great place to get started.
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Meet an international student living Benny's advice on accommodation options
on campus “Make full use of the resources and facilities
Benny Shen is an international student available and enjoy the unique experience
from China who lives on campus at the of living on campus. Coming from a boarding
University of Sydney. He recently graduated school, I have always enjoyed the sense of
from a Bachelor of Commerce (Finance community that you experience by sharing
and Marketing) and is starting a Master of and growing under the same roof with
International Management. others. Everyone in the USYD community is
open-minded and supportive.
“Living in student accommodation during the
last three years of my studies has been the As well, there are a variety of academic
most exciting and meaningful element within and extracurricular programs run by the
my university life. I got to meet individuals residences and Student Accommodation
from all over the world, learn about their Services so you can always find something
various cultural backgrounds, and ultimately that you will be interested in. With such
become friends with them. easy access to campus and all other
events and activities, your experience of
We study, cook, travel and explore together, living on campus will become the heart of
as well as sharing so many wonderful your uni life!”
memories! The people I have met through − sydney.edu.au/accommodation
living on campus have made Sydney a second
home, which has been the most wonderful
experience for me as an international
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student studying abroad.”Our rankings across many areas of study reflect our achievements
as one of the world’s leading research and education providers.
Architecture, design Engineering and
and planning computer science
21 ST
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in the world for in Australia for
architecture/built engineering and
environment* technology***
Arts and social sciences Law
1 ST
14 TH
in Australia for arts in the world
and humanities** for law*
sydney.edu.au
Business Medicine and health
TOP of business schools TOP in the world for
1 20
in the world with medicine, nursing
% Triple Crown and sports-related
accreditation (AACSB, subjects*
AMBA and EQUIS)
Education Science
25 TH
1 ST
in the world in Australia and
for education* 16th in the world for
veterinary science
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* QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021
** US News and World Report
*** Times Higher Education Rankings by Subject 20212
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STUDY
Page 17ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN
AND PLANNING
Invent with intent. When you study
at Sydney, you’ll combine creative
flair with finely tuned technical skills
to shape the spaces, services and
experiences – both physical
and digital – in which we live,
work and play.
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“With top-quality labs, studios and high-tech
facilities including recording studios, design,
modelling and fabrication labs, I’m provided
with everything I need to express my ideas and
innovations. We are encouraged to express
ourselves and our design language. You’ll find
people show up with crazy models and designs
in the studio!”
Lade Tran
Bachelor of Design in Architecture
Home country: Vietnam
21 ST in the world for Home to one of Active events and alumni
Architecture/ Australia’s best- program: meet visiting
Built Environment* equipped fabrication scholars/architects and
and prototyping labs attend exhibitions at the
Tin Sheds Gallery
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* QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
At Sydney we’ll train you to think
through problems constructively
and find effective solutions. You’ll
develop the skills to rigorously
assess assumptions, develop
strategies and test ideas against
evidence. In the classroom, on
an industry placement or overseas
exchange, you’ll bring your intellectual
curiosity to bear on some of the most
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complex issues of the 21st century.
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“[Choosing a] Bachelor of Arts has allowed me to
have flexibility and choice. When I first started uni, ST in Australia and 11th in
the world for arts and
I didn't have a clear career plan, and I wanted to humanities*
explore through learning. I chose to do a Bachelor
of Arts because I can also take [subjects] from
45+
other fields from the faculty's shared pool. I chose subject areas taught
digital cultures and accounting as my majors. by leading experts
When I graduate, I can either choose to work in
communications/media or commerce.”
230
Zixin Wang
Bachelor of Arts (Digital Cultures global industry network
and Accounting) partners, including
Home country: China Amnesty International,
PwC and Sydney
Opera House
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* US News and World Report RankingsBUSINESS
At the University of Sydney
Business School, you'll develop
the skills to succeed as a business
professional or build your own
entrepreneurial start-up. Graduate
with the leadership abilities to drive
positive change that has social,
environmental and commercial
impact. Your global business
journey starts here.
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“The Business School gave me the skills Join Job Smart Edge, our
and networks to accelerate my journey award-winning international
through the start-up world. Through the student employability program
Alumni Mentoring Program, I connected
with an industry professional from
Amazon Web Services who provided TOP
1
In the top 1% of business schools
advice that still guides my career.”
Alan Shen
Bachelor of Commerce 2018
% worldwide with triple crown
accreditation*
Current role: Sales Development, Pave, USA
Home Country: Taiwan
Study in our ultra-modern
Abercrombie Building, equipped
with the latest technology and
learning spaces
TOP
25
in the world for accounting and
finance and top 50 for business
and management studies**
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* AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS, and CEMS
** QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021EDUCATION AND SOCIAL WORK
Make a world of difference through
teaching or social work. At Sydney,
you’ll explore ideas and issues in your
chosen field to become a highly informed
practitioner and lifelong learner.
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education-social-work
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25 TH 25th in the
world for
education*
* QS World University Rankings
by Subject 2021
“Studying at the University of Sydney ultimately
turned out to be the most rewarding, life-changing
experience. Now, I am more than ready to bring
about changes to the education system in Cambodia.
This academic qualification is a big contribution
to where I am today, landing into a management
and leadership position where I have led and
managed Cambodian and expat teachers as well as
educational projects.”
Chanleap Pin
Master of Education (Educational Management and Leadership) 2020
Home country: Cambodia
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AND COMPUTER
SCIENCE
With a degree from Sydney
in engineering, project
management or advanced
computing, you can make a
powerful impact to improve the
lives of people around the world.
From AI to space travel, engineers,
project managers and computer scientists
develop innovative and sustainable solutions You'll study in our brand new
multimillion-dollar engineering
to society’s greatest challenges.
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and technology precinct.
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engineering-computer-science
2 1200+
in Australia for engineering and industry partners that offer student work
ND technology, computer science placements, internships, capstone projects
and information systems* and employment opportunities
$200M
brand new Engineering and Technology
Precinct with world-class teaching and
research facilities
“My degree equipped me with the in-depth
knowledge and skills to start my own IT company.
The University was an excellent place to nurture
my abilities and meet wonderful professors,
mentors and friends, who exposed me to
new perspectives.”
Thanh Van Dang
Computer science graduate
Current role: CEO and Founder of Savvycom software development
Home country: Vietnam
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* Times Higher Education Rankings by Subject 2021;
QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021LAW
Studying at Sydney Law School
will give you the skills in
research, analysis and persuasive
communication to become an
outstanding lawyer. Your expertise
will be highly transferable in the
global marketplace.
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14 TH in the world for law*
You'll automatically be a student
member of the Sydney University
Law Society (SULS), one of
the most active student-led
organisations at the University
“The support of teachers and peers has given me the
motivation to stay curious, which I find invaluable in my
studies. Learning to develop my skills under the guidance and
expertise of some of the best legal minds is, I believe, what
will best prepare me for the challenges of my future career.”
Lila Ostermann
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws
Home country: France
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* 2021 QS World Rankings by SubjectMEDICINE
AND HEALTH
At Sydney you can pursue your
passion in health and prepare
for a career where you can make
a difference to millions of lives.
You'll choose from the largest
range of health degrees of any
Australian university, and graduate
with knowledge and skills that are
in demand.
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medicine-and-health
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“Having a degree from the University of
Sydney meant that it was recognised
internationally. So I worked in Australia as
well as the UK for a decade before moving
back home to Singapore. It was easier than
I expected and this was probably because
I have learnt to be adaptable to changes
and new environments – a trait developed
as an international student!”
Dr Shamala Thilarajah
Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) 2003
Current role: Principal Physiotherapist, Singapore General Hospital
Home country: Singapore
TOP
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globally in medicine, New state-of-the-art Most courses include
nursing and sports- Susan Wakil Health Building embedded placement
related subjects* fitted with lecture theatres, opportunities to prepare
simulation rooms, a medical you for practice
imaging suite, research gyms
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and a speech clinic
* QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021MUSIC
The Sydney Conservatorium
of Music has been at the
centre of Sydney’s cultural
history for more than 100
years. Through our flexible
courses you can explore diverse
areas such as composition,
contemporary music, jazz,
musicology, performance and
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music education.
sydney.edu.au/courses/music
“The Con is one of the most
prestigious music institutions
in Australia, with a wide range
of facilities. My advice to any
prospective students is to go for
it, work hard and support your
peers whenever you possibly can.
I believe the opportunities we gain
from studying are what we make
of them.”
Anna Da Silva Chen
Bachelor of Music (Performance) 2018
2 ND $1.5+
in Australia offered The best facilities to study
and 30th in annually in music in the Asia-Pacific
the world for scholarships region, a short stroll to the
performing arts* MILLION Sydney Opera House
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* 2021 QS World University RankingsSCIENCE
At Sydney, we’ve united our
expertise in the sciences
– including nanoscience,
mathematics, psychology and
food science as well as animal and
human health – to offer you the broadest
possible choice. From biology and chemistry to
physics and geosciences, you can build a degree
around your interests.
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in Australia and
16th in the world for
veterinary science*
Home to some of the
world’s best scientific
facilities: Sydney Nano,
the Charles Perkins
Centre, our Veterinary
Hospital/Clinic and the
Plant Breeding Institute
Industry projects and
internship opportunities
to help build your career
before you graduate
“The highlight of my journey studying neuroscience
within my science degree was when I hacked into my
own brain to memorise things better! My degree also
gave me the opportunity to learn about a potential
treatment for brain cancer from a leading researcher
and undertake a research internship at the University
of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre.”
Felicia Suteja
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Advanced Studies
Home country: Indonesia
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“The best thing about my course is how
practical and useful it is. In the course, they
teach you basic economics theory to help
you understand what’s going on in the real
world. At the same time, they also teach
you econometrics models so you will know
how to apply them and use them to analyse
real-world data. Lastly, they teach you
financial knowledge like the different kinds of
investment portfolios and how to analyse the
stock market.”
Vikki Qin
Bachelor of Economics
Home country: China and Singapore
“Since moving here on my own to study,
I have been fortunate to enjoy a rich
university experience. The vibrancy of
student life emboldened me to explore
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a range of new opportunities, from
launching a musical jamming society to
attending a humanitarian engineering
workshop in Pune, India.”
Charles Christopher Hyland
Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics)
(Honours) and Bachelor of Commerce
Home country: Thailand
“My degree provided me with opportunities
to attend clinical placements. I had an
overview of how life will be as a health
professional - I value the opportunity that
I had and appreciate USYD for giving me the
chance to work in clinical settings. I also
loved getting involved in SUCSA (Sydney
University Chinese Students Association).”
Yibai Li
Bachelor of Nursing (Advanced Studies)
Home country: China
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COURSES
COVID-19 has required changes to the operation of the University for health and compliance reasons from
time to time. This means that your course or parts of your course may be delivered differently to the standard
description in this guide. Changes might include remote or blended modes of delivery, changes to campus
operations, assessment methods and the way we deliver support services. For the latest information,
including about delivery modes, make sure to regularly visit sydney.edu.au/courses and
sydney.edu.au/study/international-students.
Most changes are intended to be interim arrangements to safeguard the health of our community while
allowing students to continue their studies where possible. If your course is available to commence remotely,
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there may be some aspects you must complete in Australia and you will usually be expected to come to
Australia on a relevant visa as soon as you are able to do so.THE SYDNEY
UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE
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We offer flexibility across our undergraduate degrees
to prepare you for a future full of possibilities.
Design your own degree and Prepare for your future by Challenge your academic and
choose the study path that is working with industry leaders leadership abilities and build
right for you No matter what you study, you’ll your networks
Gain expertise in more than have opportunities and support In our unique Dalyell Scholars
one field by choosing from our to undertake internships and work stream, high-achieving students
range of professional, specialist placements with industry leaders, can access enrichment
or liberal studies, and combined/ so you’ll graduate ready for work. opportunities and exclusive units
double degrees. of study and work alongside other
Extend your skills and expertise peer leaders.
With 100+ majors and minors Through our Bachelor of Advanced − sydney.edu.au/dalyell-scholars
across the shared pool, you can Studies combined degrees, you can
broaden your skills even further. tackle advanced course and project Gain international experience
Follow all your interests by adding work and boost your personal and We offer the largest study abroad
multidisciplinary knowledge professional skills with units from and exchange program in Australia,
outside your primary degree(s). the Open Learning Environment. so you can take advantage of
opportunities all around the world.
If you’re passionate about research,
we offer options to undertake an
honours year, equipping you with
the prerequisite research skills to
undertake a research degree such
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as a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD).
− sydney.edu.au/honoursDESIGN YOUR DEGREE For
course‑specific
Enjoy the flexibility of designing a degree that combines all your interests, including sample study plans,
opportunities to study overseas, collaborate with industry partners and undertake find your course at
advanced units of study. Below is an indicative degree structure for a liberal studies sydney.edu.au/
or specialist degree combined with the Bachelor of Advanced Studies.* courses
What can I study?
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
Can I study overseas?
Global opportunities Open Learning Environment (OLE)
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Semester or year-long exchanges and short-term Boost your personal and professional development
summer and winter placements can be taken at through these online tutorials and masterclasses,
Year 2
various points throughout your degree. including a range of in-country experiences.
Semester Units of study
1 Major 1 OLE Elective Minor/Major 2
2 Major 1 Minor/Major 2 Elective/Major 2 Minor/Major 2
What real-world experiences will I have?
Interdisciplinary projects
Enhance your knowledge through an embedded third-year interdisciplinary project within each of
your majors. You can further extend your learning and collaborate with businesses, community and
Year 3
government organisations through elective interdisciplinary project units that address real-world
issues. Industry partners include Adobe, Google, Deloitte, KPMG and Amnesty International.
Semester Units of study
1 Major 1 Major 1 Elective Minor/Major 2
2 Major 1 Major 1 Elective/Major 2 Minor/Major 2
How can I enhance my degree?
Advanced coursework + project or honours (combined Bachelor of Advanced Studies)**
Challenge yourself through advanced units of study and experience across disciplines by completing a
Year 4
substantial real-world industry, community, entrepreneurship or research project, or undertake honours.
Semester Units of study
1
Advanced coursework including a substantial real-world industry, community, entrepreneurship
or research project, or honours advanced coursework and an honours project
2
Find out more about our different types of undergraduate degrees, including professional, specialist, liberal studies and combined and double
degrees, at: sydney.edu.au/ug-experience
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* The course structure and components will vary according to the particular degree requirements.
** See pages 56-63 for more information about the combined Bachelor of Advanced Studies.FOLLOW YOUR
sydney.edu.au
INTERESTS,
ALL OF THEM.
A number of our undergraduate
degrees allow you to combine your
interests with more than 100 study areas
from a shared pool of majors and minors.
This means you can broaden your skills
or acquire multidisciplinary expertise
in a second field that sits outside your
primary degree.
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Combine your primary major with a major or minor in one of the areas below.
Architecture, design − Indonesian Studies − International Science
and planning − International and Business − Animal Health,
− Biological Design Comparative Literary − Management and Disease and Welfare
− Design Studies Leadership − Animal Production
− Urban Studies − International Relations − Marketing − Biochemistry and
− Italian Studies Molecular Biology
Education
and
Arts and social − Japanese Studies − Biology
sciences social work
− Jewish Civilisation, − Cell and
− American Studies − Education Studies
Thought and Culture Developmental
− Ancient Greek − Korean Studies Biology
Engineering and
− Ancient History − Latin computer science − Chemistry
− Anthropology − Linguistics − Computer Science − Data Science
− Arabic Language − Modern Greek Studies − Project Management − Ecology and
and Cultures Evolutionary Biology**
− Philosophy − Software
− Archaeology Development − Environmental Studies
− Political Economy
− Art History − Financial Mathematics
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− Politics
− Asian Studies Medicine
and Statistics
− Sanskrit* and health
− Biblical Studies and − Food Science
− Social Policy* − Anatomy and
Classical Hebrew − Genetics and
− Socio-legal Studies Histology Genomics
− Chinese Studies
− Sociology − Applied Medical − Geography
− Criminology
− Spanish and Latin Science
− Cultural Studies − Geology and
American Studies − Disability and Geophysics
− Digital Cultures Participation
− Studies in Religion − History and Philosophy
− Diversity Studies* − Health
− Theatre and of Science
− Economic Policy*** Performance Studies − Hearing and Speech − Marine Science
− Economics − Visual Arts − Immunology* − Mathematics
− Econometrics − Writing Studies* − Immunology and − Medicinal Chemistry
− English Pathology**
− Microbiology
− Environmental, Business − Infectious Diseases
− Nutrition Science
Agricultural and − Accounting − Neuroscience
Resource Economics − Physics
− Banking** − Pathology*
− European Studies − Plant Production
− Business Analytics − Pharmacology
− Film Studies − Plant Science*
− Business Information − Physical Activity
− Financial Economics Systems − Psychological Science
and Health
− French and − Business Law − Quantitative Life
− Physiology
Francophone Studies Sciences
− Finance**
− Gender Studies Music − Soil Science and
− Industrial Relations
Hydrology
− Germanic Studies and Human Resource − Digital Music
Management − Statistics
− Hebrew (Modern) − Music**
− Innovation and − Virology*
− History
Entrepreneurship − Wildlife Conservation*
− Indigenous Studies
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* Available as a minor only ** Available as a major only *** Not available for Bachelor of Economics studentsUNDERGRADUATE COURSES
Architecture, design and planning
B Architecture and Environments
ATAR: 80 Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 29 Core areas of study include architectural Architect (with additional study), architectural
Entry: Feb and environmental design, architectural technologist, project manager, urban
Duration (full time): 3 years history and theory, architectural sciences designer, urban planner, building surveyor,
Assumed knowledge: English Advanced and technologies, property and sustainability, spatial designer, designer, or roles in property
and Mathematics Advanced or higher urban design and planning. The University of and real estate or construction
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 Programs, majors and minors In the final year of the combined degree you
IB: 29 Core areas of study include app design, will undertake advanced coursework and a
Entry: Feb/Aug creative technology, design thinking, graphic substantial real-world industry, community,
Duration (full time): 3 years (single)/ design, information architecture, physical entrepreneurship or research project, or an
computing, sound design, user experience honours project.
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4 years (combined)
Assumed knowledge: Mathematics Advanced (UX) and user-centred design. The four design
or higher studios focus on user experience design, Career possibilities
interaction design, information visualisation, Interaction designer, UX designer, business
and interactive product design. Related units developer, creative director, marketing
may be taken from arts and social sciences, consultant, communications adviser,
business, engineering, computer science, project manager, design manager, web and
music and visual arts. In the combined multimedia designer, multimedia strategist,
B Design Computing/B Advanced Studies, you creative technologist
will also take a major from the shared pool.
B Design in Architecture
ATAR: 90 Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 33 Core areas of study include architectural Architect (with additional study), architectural
Entry: Feb design, architectural history and theory, technologist, interior and spatial designer,
Duration (full time): 3 years architectural technologies, architecture urban designer, project manager,
Assumed knowledge: English Advanced workshops, environment and sustainability, property developer
and Mathematics Advanced or higher professional practice and architectural
communications. You can take electives Combine this degree with
from the University of Sydney School of B Engineering Honours (Civil)
Architecture, Design and Planning as well as
from other faculties and schools.
B Design in Architecture (Honours)/M Architecture
ATAR: 92 Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 35 Core areas of study include architectural Architect, design manager, academic
Entry: Feb design, history and theory, technologies,
Duration (full time): 5 years architecture workshops, environment and
Assumed knowledge: English Advanced sustainability, professional practice and
and Mathematics Advanced or higher architectural communications. You can take
electives from the University of Sydney School
of Architecture, Design and Planning as well as
from other faculties and schools.
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code
B Arts
B Arts/B Advanced Studies
ATAR: 80 Programs, majors and minors Sanskrit (minor only); Social Policy (minor only);
IB: 29 In the B Arts, you will choose one major from Socio‑legal Studies; Sociology; Spanish and
Entry: Feb/Aug the options below and a minor or second Latin American Studies; Studies in Religion;
Duration (full time): 3 years (single)/ major from these options or from the shared Theatre and Performance Studies; Visual Arts;
4 years (combined) pool. In the B Arts/B Advanced Studies, you Writing Studies (minor only).
Dalyell by invitation will choose one major from the list below,
and a second major from the shared pool In the final year of the combined degree you
Assumed knowledge: Depends on the major
or from the following: American Studies; will undertake advanced coursework and a
or units of study chosen
Ancient Greek; Ancient History; Anthropology; substantial real-world industry, community,
Arabic Language and Cultures; Archaeology; entrepreneurship or research project, or an
Art History; Asian Studies; Biblical Studies honours project.
and Classical Hebrew; Chinese Studies;
Criminology; Cultural Studies; Digital Cultures; Career possibilities
Diversity Studies (minor only); Econometrics; Anthropologist, archaeologist, archivist, art
Economics; Economic Policy; Education historian, business administrator or manager,
Studies; English; Environmental, Agricultural historian, heritage specialist, foreign affairs
and Resource Economics; European Studies; and trade officer, government policy officer,
Film Studies; Financial Economics; French information specialist, journalist, museum or
and Francophone Studies; Gender Studies; gallery curator, language specialist, media and
Germanic Studies; Hebrew (Modern); History; communications officer, editor or publisher,
Indigenous Studies; Indonesian Studies; researcher, sociologist
International Comparative Literary Studies;
International Relations; Italian Studies; Combine B Arts with
Japanese Studies; Jewish Civilisation, B Engineering Honours, B Laws, B Social Work,
Thought and Culture; Korean Studies; Latin; D Medicine, M Nursing
Linguistics; Modern Greek Studies; Music;
Philosophy; Political Economy; Politics;
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B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Dalyell Scholars)
ATAR: 98 Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 40 Refer to B Arts/B Advanced Studies for degree Anthropologist, archaeologist, business
Entry: Feb/Aug requirements. As a Dalyell Scholar, you will administrator or manager, economist, editor
Duration (full time): 4 years undertake 12 credit points of distinctive Dalyell or publisher, foreign affairs and trade officer,
Dalyell by application Scholars stream units complemented by government policy officer, historian, language
additional enrichment opportunities, including specialist, journalist, museum or gallery
Assumed knowledge: Depends on the major
mentoring, professional skill development and curator, public relations manager
or units of study chosen
an optional global mobility experience.
B Arts/B Advanced Studies (International and Global Studies)
ATAR: 87 Programs, majors and minors will undertake advanced coursework and a
IB: 32 This stream requires completion of a program substantial real-world industry, community,
Entry: Feb/Aug in international and global studies which entrepreneurship or research project, or an
Duration (full time): 4 years includes a major in Global Studies, a minor in honours project.
Dalyell by invitation a language from the School of Languages and
Cultures, and a minimum of 12 credit points of Career possibilities
Assumed knowledge: Refer to
study abroad/exchange. A second major, which Community development program manager,
B Arts/B Advanced Studies
may be an extension of the language minor, diplomat, foreign aid worker, foreign
must be taken from those available in the correspondent, human rights advocate,
B Arts or from the shared pool. You’ll also have international business consultant, policy
access to the Open Learning Environment. adviser, trade negotiator
In the final year of the combined degree, you
B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Languages)
ATAR: 90 Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 33 This stream requires completion of a program Language localisation specialist, public
Entry: Feb/Aug in Languages. You will complete two language relations officer, public policy officer, foreign
Duration (full time): 4 years majors as well as translation-focused units, and affairs and trade officer, researcher, translator
Dalyell by invitation have the opportunity to complete electives
from the shared pool. You’ll also have access Professional recognition
Assumed knowledge: Refer to
to the Open Learning Environment. In the This degree is endorsed by the National
B Arts/B Advanced Studies
final year of the combined degree, you will Accreditation Authority for Translators and
undertake an honours option, or complete Interpreters (NAATI).
advanced coursework units in languages,
multilingual projects and translation in up to
three languages.
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For assumed knowledge, mathematics prerequisites‡ and
other important information, see table notes on page 64.Arts and social sciences
B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Media and Communications)
ATAR: 90 Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 33 This stream requires completion of a program in Corporate communications officer, information
Entry: Feb Media and Communications, including a major officer, journalist (print, online, radio,
Duration (full time): 4 years in Media Studies. A second major must be taken television), market or media researcher,
Dalyell by invitation from those available in the B Arts or from the producer, public relations officer, public
shared pool. You’ll also have access to the Open policy officer
Assumed knowledge: Refer to
Learning Environment. In the final year of the
B Arts/B Advanced Studies
combined degree you will undertake advanced
coursework and a substantial real-world
industry, community, entrepreneurship or
research project, or an honours project.
B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Politics and International Relations)
ATAR: 90 Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 33 This stream requires completion of a program, Current affairs journalist, government
Entry: Feb/Aug including a major in Politics and International and public service administrator, non-
Duration (full time): 4 years Relations. A second major must be taken from government or private sector administrator,
Dalyell by invitation those available in the B Arts or from the shared policy researcher and consultant, political
pool. You’ll also have access to the Open adviser, think-tank participant. This degree
Assumed knowledge: Refer to
Learning Environment. In the final year of the will equip you to pursue a wide range of
B Arts/B Advanced Studies
combined degree you will undertake advanced careers where knowledge of the interactions
coursework and a substantial real-world between international and domestic politics
industry, community, entrepreneurship or is necessary.
research project, or an honours project.
B Arts (Dual Degree, Sciences Po, France)**
ATAR: 80 + other admission criteria Programs, majors and minors specialist, journalist, museum or gallery curator,
IB: 29 + other admission criteria This dual degree enables you to work towards public relations manager, researcher, sociologist
Entry: Aug (in France) both a B Arts degree at Sciences Po in France
for the first two years, and a B Arts degree at Additional admission criteria
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Duration (full time): 2 + 2 years
Assumed knowledge: Refer to B Arts the University of Sydney for the remaining two Applicants must be recent school leavers –
years. As part of your B Arts at the University of transfer applicants are not eligible to apply. In
Sydney, you’ll have access to the shared pool addition to meeting the academic requirements
and the Open Learning Environment. Refer to of an accepted secondary education (Year 12)
B Arts for University of Sydney-based majors. qualification, you need to submit an online
For information on studies in France, including application directly to the University, including a
units of study, refer to the Sciences Po website: personal statement, resume and school reports
www.sciencespo.fr/en/home or transcripts from the past three years, as
well as attend an online interview. For more
Career possibilities information about admission criteria, tuition
Anthropologist, archaeologist, business fees and the application process, visit the
administrator or manager, economist, editor relevant course page.
or publisher, foreign affairs and trade officer, sydney.edu.au/courses
government policy officer, historian, language
B Economics
B Economics/B Advanced Studies
ATAR: 85 Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 31 You will complete a program in Economics Accountant, banker, business consultant,
Entry: Feb/Aug which includes a major from the list business information systems analyst,
Duration (full time): below, and a second major (mandatory economic analyst, economist, financial
3 years (single)/ for B Economics/B Advanced Studies) or manager, government or NGO worker, human
4 years (combined) a minor from the shared pool or from the resource manager, industrial relations
Dalyell by invitation following: Economics; Econometrics; Financial specialist, researcher, social policy adviser.
Economics; Environmental, Agricultural and This degree will equip you with the capabilities
Mathematics prerequisite:‡ Yes
Resource Economics. You’ll also complete to develop economic and social policy and
Assumed knowledge: units from the Open Learning Environment. to work in fields such as business, banking,
Mathematics Advanced or higher In the final year of the combined degree you financial markets and consulting in both the
will undertake advanced coursework and a private and public sectors.
substantial real-world industry, community,
entrepreneurship or research project, or an Combine B Economics with
honours project. B Laws
B Economics (Dual Degree, Sciences Po, France)**
ATAR: 85 + other admission criteria Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 31 + other admission criteria Refer to B Economics for University of Sydney Accountant, banker, business consultant,
Entry: Aug (in France) based-majors. For further information on business information systems analyst, economic
Duration (full time): 2 + 2 years studies in France, including units of study, analyst, economist, financial manager, human
Mathematics prerequisite:‡ Yes please refer to the Sciences Po website: resource manager, industrial relations specialist,
www.sciencespo.fr/en/home researcher, social policy adviser
Assumed knowledge:
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Mathematics Advanced or higher
Additional admission criteria
See B Arts (Dual Degree, Sciences Po, France).Arts and social sciences
B Visual Arts
B Visual Arts/B Advanced Studies
ATAR: 70 + portfolio Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 25 + portfolio You will have access to a wide range of Artist, arts writer, craftsperson, curator, digital
Entry: Feb electives in contemporary art, as well artist, art educator (with further tertiary
Duration (full time): as a range of study areas offered across qualifications), exhibition designer, filmmaker,
3 years (single)/4 years (combined) the University and in the Open Learning illustrator, painter, product designer, sound
Environment. In the final year of the combined artist, web and multimedia designer
degree, you will also take a major or minor
from the shared pool, and complete advanced Additional admission criteria
coursework units and a substantial research, You will also be assessed based on a portfolio
community, industry or entrepreneurship of artwork. You are required to submit the
project, or an honours project in the final year. portfolio by the relevant deadlines. When
submitting the portfolio online, you will need
to include a short statement describing one of
the more developed projects in your portfolio.
sydney.edu.au/arts/creative-arts-portfolio
** Sciences Po and University of Sydney The Sciences Po degree requires a total of transfer credits for studies undertaken at
dual degrees four years of full-time study to be eligible for Sciences Po. Students pay the applicable
Admission to the Sciences Po Dual Degree is two separate awards from Sciences Po and Sydney fee in Years 3 and 4, to the University of
highly competitive. Applicants will need to the University of Sydney. During Years 1 and 2, Sydney. Student visa holders who commence
meet the minimum admission requirements students enrol at Sciences Po, France, and this course may face additional costs
for their degree of choice at the University pay the applicable fee direct to Sciences Po. associated with their student visa. For visa
of Sydney, including English language During Years 3 and 4, students enrol in the information, visit
requirements. The higher of the English applicable Sydney degree (international www.homeaffairs.gov.au
language requirements of the two partner students enrol in the applicable CRICOS-
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institutions will apply. registered Sydney degree), with eligible
Business
B Commerce
B Commerce/B Advanced Studies
ATAR: 95 Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 36 You will choose one major from the options Accountant, business analyst, entrepreneur,
Entry: Feb/Aug below and a second major (mandatory for enterprise architect, financial dealer
Duration (full time): 3 years (single)/4 years B Commerce/B Advanced Studies) or a minor and broker, human resources specialist,
(combined) either from the shared pool or from these international business consultant, investment
Dalyell by invitation options: Accounting; Banking (major only); banker, management consultant, marketing
Business Analytics; Business Information executive, policy adviser, project manager
Mathematics prerequisite:‡ Yes
Systems; Business Law; Finance (major only);
Assumed knowledge: Mathematics Advanced Industrial Relations and Human Resource Combine B Commerce with
or higher. Other assumed knowledge depends Management; Innovation and Entrepreneurship; B Advanced Computing, B Engineering
on majors or units of study chosen International Business; Management Honours, B Laws
and Leadership; Marketing; Professional
Accounting (program). In the final year of the
combined degree you will undertake advanced
coursework and a substantial real-world
industry, community, entrepreneurship or
research project, or an honours project.
B Commerce/B Advanced Studies (Dalyell Scholars)
ATAR: 98 Programs, majors and minors Career possibilities
IB: 40 Refer to B Commerce/B Advanced Studies. As a Accountant, business analyst, entrepreneur,
Entry: Feb/Aug Dalyell Scholar your B Commerce/B Advanced enterprise architect, financial dealer
Duration (full time): 4 years Studies will incorporate 12 credit points of and broker, human resources specialist,
Dalyell by application exclusive Dalyell units. These units will be international business consultant, investment
complemented by enrichment opportunities banker, management consultant, marketing
Mathematics prerequisite:‡ Yes
that you can tailor to your needs and interests. executive, policy adviser, project manager
Assumed knowledge: Mathematics Advanced They include accelerated study options,
or higher. Other assumed knowledge depends additional enrichment units of study from
on majors or units of study chosen outside your primary discipline, mentoring
and professional skill development, and the
option to undertake an international study
experience with the support of a $2000 global
mobility scholarship.
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