Why not take one of UC's double degree courses?
For example, you can internationalise your qualifications by taking a double degree with International studies, or you can add that important legal background by taking a double degree with Laws.
Double degrees normally take an additional year or two to complete, but at the end of the course you are awarded two bachelor's degrees instead of one.
All course pages will open in a new window.
Advertising and Marketing Communication / Applied Economics
Advertising and Marketing Communication / Arts
Advertising and Marketing Communication / Commerce
Advertising and Marketing Communication / International Studies
Advertising and Marketing Communication / Laws
Applied Economics / Advertising and Marketing Communication
Applied Economics / Management
Arts / Advertising and Marketing Communication
Arts / Media/Multimedia Production
Business Administration / Business Informatics
Business Administration / Management
Business Informatics / Business Administration
Business Informatics / Software Engineering
Coaching Science / Human Nutrition
Coaching Science / Sports Management
Commerce / Advertising and Marketing Communication
Commerce / Information Technology
Commerce/ International Studies
Forensic Studies / Justice Studies
Human Nutrition / Coaching Science
Information Technology / Media/Multimedia Production
International Studies / Advertising and Marketing Communication
International Studies / Commerce
International Studies / Journalism
International Studies / Management
International Studies / Media/Multimedia Production
International Studies / Public Relations
International Studies / Tourism Management
Justice Studies / Forensic Studies
Landscape Architecture / Environmental Science
Laws / Advertising and Marketing Communication
Media/Multimedia Production / Arts
Media/Multimedia Production / Information Technology
Public Relations / Management
Course Electives
A number of undergraduate courses of the University offer elective majors of units to students. An elective major can often be undertaken in a faculty other than the faculty administering a student's course. Use the Majors and Minors links to view what combinations are available.
Units (Subjects)
Each course is comprised of a number of units. Some units are required for a course, while others are open to choice.
The list of Units is available by Faculty.
Fees
All course fees are in Australian dollars. There will be no fee increases for the duration of the course except where students extend their course.
For more information about fees, visit the Student and Academic Services website.
Search Course Descriptions
Search engine and archive 2004-present. Course descriptions from 1995-2003 can be found in our Handbook Archive.
Ready to Apply?
