Double Degree (5 year)
University of Tasmania · TAS · X3Z
Double Degree (5 year) at University of Tasmania lists 548 subjects. Core subjects include Economics of Health and Wellbeing unit, Course and unit not found and Course and unit not found. The topics that come up most are agricultural science, business and marine science (45, 40 and 35 subjects). It can be studied online and on-campus.
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
University of Tasmania
online, on-campus
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What you'll study in Double Degree (5 year)
Example subjects: International Transport Systems unit, Air Transport Management unit, Planet Earth unit, Earth Evolution unit, Global Geographies of Change unit, Mathematics 1A unit, Mathematics 1B unit, Biology of Plants unit, Chemistry 1A unit, Chemistry 1B unit, Introduction to Chemistry unit, Physics 1A unit.
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What will I study in Double Degree (5 year)?
Double Degree (5 year) covers areas like agricultural-science, business, marine-science, law, economics, environmental-science, communication, earth-sciences.
Who offers Double Degree (5 year)?
Double Degree (5 year) is offered by University of Tasmania, TAS.
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