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Minors allow you to study a few subjects rather than commit to a full major, so you will get a good grounding in a subject area but can get a bit more variety in your degree.

Minors include subjects which are also often included in individual majors, or other minors, but you can only credit an individual subject towards one major and/or minor.

The best thing to do is to check the subject lists for each major and minor before you make your final selections, or check out our handy compatibility guide below which explains which minors cross over with other majors and/or minors.

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Minors allow you to study a few subjects rather than commit to a full major, so you will get a good grounding in a subject area but can get a bit more variety in your degree. Minors include subjects which are also often included in individual majors, or other minors, but you can only credit an individual subject towards one major and/or minor.

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The flexible nature of your undergraduate degree will allow you to design a study plan that has both depth and breadth. You can choose a range of electives (free choice units) from any of the undergraduate courses, providing you satisfy unit rules including prerequisites and co-requisites.

The number of electives you can take will depend on the major(s) you choose and their individual requirements. One single degree-specific major may leave room for up to 12 electives. If you choose an extended major you may have room to include up to six electives. If you take two majors you may have room for up to four electives or you may not have room for any electives.

When choosing your electives remember that in your degree you:

can enrol in a maximum of 12 Level 1 units

must enrol in at least 3 Level 3 units including core units in your major(s)

must include at least four broadening units

For more information on choosing electives, browse the units available in the following table or see a course adviser at your assigned Student Office. Find out which Student Office you are assigned to via studentConnect (login required).

To make up the remaining units required to complete an undergraduate degree course, you have a wide range of electives in many subject areas to choose from. These electives are listed below by level and in broad subject groupings:

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Your ticket to the world

Studying abroad gives you the unique opportunity to travel the world, immerse yourself in different cultures and gain a fresh perspective on the world that'll set you apart in the workforce.

Whether you're a UWA student looking to expand your horizons, or studying overseas and considering UWA, select your path below and start planning your adventure.

Gain invaluable experiences and a competitive edge on an international stage

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See the world and create networks overseas

Take on a unique subject, practicum or internship at another leading university

Study InBroad

Enhance your university experience by spending a semester or more of your degree enjoying the fantastic cultural and social activities in Albany. No matter whether you're completing your undergraduate, honours or postgraduate degree, you can study part of your course in Albany and take advantage of the Great Southern region.

Learn how UWA Albany can be part of your academic journey.

UWA Albany

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Studying with us in Perth

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Studying abroad gives you the unique opportunity to travel the world, immerse yourself in different cultures and gain a fresh perspective on the world that'll set you apart in the workforce. Whether you're a UWA student looking to expand your horizons, or studying overseas and considering UWA, select your path below and start planning your adventure.

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What is Flexible Engineering?

With so many exciting and innovative areas of engineering to choose from, it can be difficult to decide which area of engineering is right for you and your career aspirations. Our Flexible First Year is an option when you study the UNSW Bachelor of Engineering. If you're uncertain which of our 19 specialisations to choose the Flexible First Year gives you the opportunity to explore the broad range of engineering specialisations on offer before choosing a discipline that is right for you at the end of your first year.

Why study this study area?

If you're certain you want to be an engineer but aren't sure which direction to take, this study area will let you explore a range of engineering specialisations so you can see what you enjoy and what you're good at before deciding on your final specialisation.

Flexible First Year students enrol in five core subjects that are part of all our Engineering disciplines (two maths courses, as well as courses in physics, computing, and engineering design). You're then encouraged to select electives from the options listed in the handbook, focusing on those required in the disciplines you're considering for your degree. After completing the Flexible First Year, you can transfer into the engineering discipline of your choice. The electives you have taken will either count towards your chosen discipline, or count as your first year engineering electives.

Why choose UNSW?

As the top ranked Engineering faculty in Australia, UNSW is the best place to launch your Engineering career. With a wide range of student projects, an award winning ChallEng program that connects you with academics and industry mentors as part of your learning and a continued focus on hands-on learning, your education will ensure you hit the ground running when you graduate.

What about careers?

As long as you choose your first-year electives carefully, you should complete your degree in the same time as those who chose that path from year one. You will also graduate fully qualified and with the exact same knowledge in your area of choice. From your second year you can specialise in a particular field of engineering, which opens up a huge range of career options.

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What is a double degree?

By studying a double degree, you will be able to study two areas at once and graduate a lot quicker than you'd be able to if you were to study two separate bachelor (or master) degrees.
Double degrees usually take just one year longer than a single degree and they're a great way to add more depth to your study. They're also a great way of keeping your options open and shows a higher level of expertise to future employers - which could help you get your dream job.

Check out our ATAR calculator to see what double degree study options Swinburne can offer you. Simply use your ATAR score or predicted ATAR score to start planning your future.

Transferring to a double degree

If you're already part way through your Swinburne course, you can add a second degree on to your current course at any time. To apply for a double degree, visit the application portal for local students or international students.

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By studying a double degree, you will be able to study two areas at once and graduate a lot quicker than you'd be able to if you were to study two separate bachelor (or master) degrees. Double degrees usually take just one year longer than a single degree and they're a great way to add more depth to your study.

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Start up your unstoppable future in business.

Today's business environment is complex. Digital transformation and globalisation have changed how we work, from voice assisted devices to cryptocurrency. A UniSA business degree blends key topics such as management, marketing, accounting, economics, entrepreneurship and more, and gives you hands-on experience in applying your knowledge in contemporary business settings.

Choose a general business degree and create your own personalised study plan through the Business Student Hub, or select one of our exciting specialisations in marketing, property, finance, digital business, tourism, and more. We also offer the broadest range of business-related courses in South Australia, which means you can fully tailor your learning experience to help you achieve your career goals.

UniSA's industry connections mean you'll be given opportunities to learn in real workplaces, and connect with experienced professionals through an internship or student exchange, or join the Business Career Mentor Program and be paired with an experienced leader to enhance your career.

Did you know that UniSA is also one of just 12 institutions in Australia and around 200 globally to be EQUIS accredited? And we're the only university in South Australia to be accredited by both EQUIS and AACSB - world leading accreditation bodies.

Join UniSA and be part of a global generation of emerging business professionals.

LEADERS IN BUSINESS EDUCATION

UniSA Business ranked in the top 1% worldwide

UniSA Business is one of just 12 institutions in Australia and approximately 200 globally (from over 25,000 universities) to be EQUIS accredited. EFMD, March 2022.

#1 in SA

for graduate careers in business and management

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Ranked #6, Australian Financial Review BOSS Best Business Schools List 2022.

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Weather

There's a good chance you've heard the phrase, 'four seasons in one day', and it describes Melbourne's weather perfectly. Expect warm and cool, rainy and dry, windy and calm, all in one day.

Summer can see temperatures soar up to the high 30s (degrees Celsius), while the winters can get cold enough to ensure jackets and scarves are regular fashion accessories.

Festivals and events

Melbourne is alive with regular cultural festivals and events. Popular events include the Food and Wine Festival, Film Festival, Fringe Festival, Comedy Festival and the Festival of the Arts.

Add to that plenty of music, fashion, and writers' festivals, flower and air shows, and the spectacular Lunar New Year celebrations. There's something going on all year round.

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Art, theatre and culture

Melbourne is blessed with a thriving arts and culture scene. The historic East End Theatre District plays host to world-class stage and musical productions all year round.

The Southbank precinct houses The Arts Centre, Melbourne Theatre Company, Malthouse, Recital Centre and the National Gallery of Victoria. Federation Square boasts ACMI, the Ian Potter Centre NGV and The Deakin Edge theatre.

If outdoor galleries are more your flavour, be sure to wander the many street art-lined laneways - see if you can spot works left by legendary street artist Banksy. Hosier Lane, Centre Place, AC/DC Lane and Croft Alley are all great places to ignite your visual senses when you're living in Melbourne.
Federation Square in Melbourne's city centre.
Food, glorious food

Melburnians love their food and, thanks to the multiculturalism of the city's inhabitants, cuisines from all over the globe are showcased. The city has a proud reputation for its world-class restaurants. From Indian to Vietnamese, Greek to Chinese, the city's eateries serve up tasty treats to suit all budgets.

A particularly important part of the CBD's famous restaurant precinct is Chinatown. The oldest Chinatown in Australia, Melbourne's Little Bourke Street and neighbouring lanes have been serving delicious dishes to diners for more than 150 years.

Other popular dining precincts include Degraves Street, Hardware Lane, Southbank, Docklands and Flinders Lane. With so many areas to explore when you're living in Melbourne, you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to settling on a dining destination in the CBD.

If you're cooking at home, head to Queen Victoria Market. It's the largest open-air market in the southern hemisphere and a great place for fresh produce.

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Are you thinking about coming to Newcastle to study or work? Newcastle, Australia is a vibrant and diverse city with a population of 550,000.
"Newcastle is a place where if you want to work hard and have innovation, you can open your own business, you can get involved with the University and do your own research. Newcastle is an incubator for great ideas." Professor John Fischetti.
Newcastle, Australia has been named as one of the world's top 'Smart Cities' to watch in 2017 by Global magazine National Geographic Traveler.

In 2011, the highly respected travel guide Lonely Planet listed Newcastle - Australia's seventh largest city and economic hub of the Hunter region - among the world's Top 10 Cities.

Discover Newcastle

Nestled on Australia's spectacular NSW coast and surrounded by some of the state's most popular destinations, Newcastle is an all-round great choice as a safe and friendly place to live.

The city itself has a lot to offer - great weather, beautiful surrounds, an unbeatable lifestyle and a vibrant cultural identity that is truly its own. The city is recognised world-wide for its ongoing transformation and has come a long way since its 90 year history as the 'Steel City'.

There are lots of ways to get to know the city of Newcastle and plenty of information available to help you. Visit our Getting to know Newcastle page to get started.

Beautiful surrounds

When you choose the University of Newcastle, Australia for work or study, you will enjoy the area's stunning scenery and world-famous destinations, including the Hunter Valley Wine region, historic Maitland, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens and Barrington Tops National Park. Newcastle is also the gateway to the state's north coast.

The city itself is an interesting mix of old and new architecture, dominated by the magnificent Christ Church Cathedral that sits atop The Hill, with views over the busy harbour, the city and coastline.

A thriving arts scene

With the support of fantastic programs like Renew Newcastle, Newcastle is fast developing a reputation as the 'place to be' for the creative arts. We have the highest ratio of artists per head of population in the country.

On top of the thriving local scene, Newcastle has always been a popular destination for major international and national artists and shows touring Australia.

Venues range from world-class galleries, museums and theatres to shopfronts and the emerging small bar scene.

Hunter region a leader in health and education

Newcastle offers world-class health care via the Hunter New England Health Service. The John Hunter Hospital, one of Australia's leading teaching hospitals, is the hub of health services in the region, and the recently upgraded Calvary Mater Hospital is a two-minute drive from the University campus.

The Newcastle region boasts quality education facilities. Many of the region's primary and secondary schools rate among the best in the state and in addition to the University of Newcastle, TAFE NSW - Hunter Institute offers more than 450 courses.

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Kickstart your career and enhance your employability

Kickstart your career and enhance your employability Take advantage of all the opportunities UWA offers to get the most out of your degree and build your employability skills.

Careers vs Employability

You'll likely come across the following terms throughout your degree, but what do they mean and how can you apply them to your own experience?

Where are you heading?

While the term 'career' often refers to professions or occupations, it also applies to the choices and actions you take to explore and develop your career direction. UWA can support your career goals in a range of ways, such as one-on-one advice, workshops, career mentors and job opportunities.

Build your toolbox
Develop non-technical skills highly valued by employers that will help you stand out from the crowd, such as teamwork, communication and leadership. We're here to help you build your employability at each and every stage of your degree so that you graduate job-ready.

Work Integrated Learning (WIL)

Learn in a work setting
UWA offers a range of WIL and internship opportunities that you can incorporate directly into your degree. These academic units allow you to practice what you learn in a professional setting while gaining credit as elective or broadening units.

UniHub your one-stop Careers shop

Find employment and volunteering opportunities; sign up for career-building events and workshops; access an extensive range of tools and resources; or book an appointment to chat one-on-one with a Career Adviser.
Explore UniHub

Your journey

We can support you no matter which stage of your degree you're at.

Careers and Employability Award

Gain practical, real world experiences, skills and knowledge to embark on an enriching future career journey. You'll undertake a range of online modules, career development and extra-curricular opportunities and, finally, a self-reflection activity that will help you build a personalised Career Toolkit to enhance your employability.
Apply now

Contact UWA Careers and Employability

Drop-in sessions run from 9.30am to 12.30pm (Monday to Friday) Student Central, Crawley Campus

Book a Zoom or face-to-face appointment by logging into My UniHub

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Improve your employability with expert advice and job application assistance, with a range of seminars, workshops, conferences and employer sessions to give you the edge.

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Meet with an Employability Consultant about:

Your career development and decision making

Identifying personal career goals and developing strategies to achieve those goals

Job search strategies

To make an appointment, phone us on (02) 4921 5588 or request an appointment through the Ask A Question button in CareerHub.

When requesting an appointment, you will be asked to provide the following information:

A short summary of what you would like to discuss at the appointment

The date of your preferred appointment from those listed in CareerHub

Your preferred appointment format. Appointments are available at the Callaghan, Newcastle City, Ourimbah, and Gosford campuses, as well as by phone or Zoom.

Students based at the Port Macquarie campus can also access the TAFE Counselling Service. To book a consultation, phone 1300 628 233 or speak to Student Central in the Library. The TAFE NSW career advice website also contains useful information.

Changing Degrees, Enrolment and Program Plans

If you have questions about your enrolment, or your program plan, then access your program planner or contact the ASKUON team. Information on the degree transfer process is also available online.

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Students decide to embark on university studies for many different reasons. For some it might be to forge the pathway to a new career and for others to take the next step in a new direction or seek a promotion. When you're at university, you can sometimes forget about your career goals particularly as you get tied up with your studies and assignments. Career Development Planning is one of the most important aspects of university life, and the Career Services team is here to support you with achieving your career goals. We offer an extensive range of services, resources and tools to help you plan your career, get yourself ready for the workplace and most importantly find a job in your chosen field.

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Career Services for Students and Graduates

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College Row - live on campus

UWA's residential colleges - commonly referred to as College Row - provide hassle-free student accommodation in Perth. You'll enjoy an amazing lifestyle that includes meals, Wi-Fi, all your utilities and a great community of friends.

All five colleges are located opposite UWA, so you can sleep in late and still get to class on time! With public transport right on your doorstep, getting to the city, beach, and Perth's best shopping and nightlife areas is also quick and easy.

As well as an action-packed calendar of social and sporting events to choose from, you'll have access to a gym, indoor and outdoor recreation areas, comfy chill-out zones, music rooms, and quiet study spaces giving you plenty of opportunities to catch up or study with your friends.

Join over 2500 college students from all over Australia and more than 55 countries around the world at St Catherine's College, St George's College, St Thomas More College, Trinity Residential College and University Hall.

Student Stories Apply now

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UWA's residential colleges - commonly referred to as College Row - provide hassle-free student accommodation in Perth. You'll enjoy an amazing lifestyle that includes meals, Wi-Fi, all your utilities and a great community of friends. All five colleges are located opposite UWA, so you can sleep in late and still get to class on time!

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To increase the chances of finding a tenant or boarder make sure you provide essential information, including:

amenities and facilities, particularly if you're offering a room for a boarder

culture and expectations of the house, particularly if you're offering a room in a share house

car parking, internet access or anything else that may be a deciding factor for tenants.

The law forbids real estate agents and landlords, who are advertising vacant properties, from specifying the gender or sexual identity, race or religion of future tenants.

Owner occupiers or share-house tenants can specify qualities including gender or religious affiliation. Swinburne encourages non-discrimination, where possible, and will vet advertisements that don't adhere to Swinburne standards.

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As the world recovers from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the importance of graduating with the skills and qualities required by modern employers has arguably never been greater.

Each of the universities ranked below has demonstrated an ability to produce graduates with the 'soft skills' required for the modern workplace. Given the fierce competition for graduate roles around the world, students should be seriously considering how their university can prepare them adequately for full-time employment, by connecting them with global employers and ensuring they develop the necessary skills and knowledge.

If you're concerned about your future career prospects and wondering which universities are best-placed to help you succeed, our ranking is a great place to start.

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Student Living's highest priority is the safety and security of our community. Please refer to the Student Living Portal for COVID-19 information for our residents. For information specific to the University of Newcastle please refer to the University's COVID-19 page.

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Considering a range of factors, such as affordability, desirability and the opinions of current students, the QS Best Student Cities ranking provides an overview of the best places to live and study around the world.

This year's ranking is once again topped by London. Home to several leading universities, including UCL (University College London), Imperial College London, and King's College London, the city has been a student favourite for years and has plenty of world-class academic institutions for students to choose from.

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Considering a range of factors, such as affordability, desirability and the opinions of current students, the QS Best Student Cities ranking provides an overview of the best places to live and study around the world.

This year's ranking is once again topped by London. Home to several leading universities, including UCL (University College London), Imperial College London, and King's College London, the city has been a student favourite for years and has plenty of world-class academic institutions for students to choose from.

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Considering a range of factors, such as affordability, desirability and the opinions of current students, the QS Best Student Cities ranking provides an overview of the best places to live and study around the world.

This year's ranking is once again topped by London. Home to several leading universities, including UCL (University College London), Imperial College London, and King's College London, the city has been a student favourite for years and has plenty of world-class academic institutions for students to choose from.

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Media Arts student Mariam Al-badry brought her animation and media skills to life to tackle the Grand Challenges at UNSW for her Co-NNECTIONS placement.

Kathy Nguyen shares how her career has progressed since participating in Co-NNECTIONS in 2019, and graduating from a Commerce degree..

Crystelle, 3rd year HRM & Marketing student, shares a day in the life of her HR internship with FDM Group.

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Media Arts student Mariam Al-badry brought her animation and media skills to life to tackle the Grand Challenges at UNSW for her Co-NNECTIONS placement. Kathy Nguyen shares how her career has progressed since participating in Co-NNECTIONS in 2019, and graduating from a Commerce degree..

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https://www.uwa.edu.au/seek-wisdom/seekers-space/beyond-uwa/graduate-stories

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The University of Western Australia acknowledges that its campus is situated on Noongar land, and that Noongar people remain the spiritual and cultural custodians of their land, and continue to practise their values, languages, beliefs and knowledge.

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https://www.rmit.edu.au/students/careers-opportunities/global-experiences/stories

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Every year more than 10,000 students participate in a global experience. Read through their stories and see what they got up to.