Considering Arts/Economics at UNSW. A few questions please! (1 Viewer)

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I really want to do arts/economics combined degree at unsw which takes 4 years. I love languages and business. I was wondering if its possible to do 2 eco majors in this degree. When I rang the unsw they said 'yeah if you use your electives' or something but I don't really get it and was wondering if anyone can provide any insight into if its possible/they know someone doing it. And what are the best eco majors? I was thinking economics and financial economics
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I really want to do arts/economics combined degree at unsw which takes 4 years. I love languages and business. I was wondering if its possible to do 2 eco majors in this degree. When I rang the unsw they said 'yeah if you use your electives' or something but I don't really get it and was wondering if anyone can provide any insight into if its possible/they know someone doing it. And what are the best eco majors? I was thinking economics and financial economics
Thanks xD
BUMP please guys, UAC change of preference close tomorrow night I really need help. D:
 

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If you didn't get what UNSW said, why didn't you clarify it with them then? They said it was possible, so the rest can be figured out when you start uni; it's not very important now.

Anyway, electives are courses which you can freely chose.

You must complete at least 192 Units of Credit (UOC) to be awarded the BEc/BA. A major in Economics and a major in Financial Economics is a total of 120 UOC, but 30 UOC overlap, so that is a total of 90 UOC. The Arts component is 96 UOC.

Normally, for a single major, you will have 12 UOC of Free Electives (i.e. they can come from most courses/subjects in the uni). So the above totals of 186 UOC, which means you will use 6 UOC from your Free Electives to complete your second major, leaving 6 UOC for any other course.

So yes, it is possible.

More info: http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2013/3552.html
 

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