namelyanonymous
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I want to apply for a double degree in Advanced Mathematics and Civil Engineering. How do I say that in my UAC application?
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namelyanonymous
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Thankyou!
I found this so far: "Advanced Maths/Engineering - Program 3942 (from 2014)"
If the engineering thing doesn't have any type specified, what does it mean?
I also found:
"Bachelor of Engineering combined with B Arts or B Science or B Sc (Computer Science)"
Does B Science mean I can do Advanced Mathematics, and does the Engineering mean I can go into civil specifically or ...? Thanks again!
I found this so far: "Advanced Maths/Engineering - Program 3942 (from 2014)"
If the engineering thing doesn't have any type specified, what does it mean?
I also found:
"Bachelor of Engineering combined with B Arts or B Science or B Sc (Computer Science)"
Does B Science mean I can do Advanced Mathematics, and does the Engineering mean I can go into civil specifically or ...? Thanks again!
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If it doesn't specify which type of engineering, you can pick any discipline within it (so in your case, civil 
) B Science means you can't actually pick Advanced Mathematics, only a normal mathematics major (if I understand correctly). If you wanted a double in engineering with advanced mathematics, you'd need program 3942 as you found earlier.
) B Science means you can't actually pick Advanced Mathematics, only a normal mathematics major (if I understand correctly). If you wanted a double in engineering with advanced mathematics, you'd need program 3942 as you found earlier.