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42 | UNSW International Undergraduate Guide 2011 | www.unsw.edu.auprogram information | EProfessional RecognitionThe Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education isrecognised by the New South Wales Institute ofTeachers. International students should check withthe employing authority in their home countryregarding their eligibility for a teaching position.Bachelor of Arts (Dance)/Bachelor of EducationProgram code 3408FacultyArts and Social SciencesMin. years 4 yearsUOC (per year/total) 48/192Semester 2 entry NoEst. first year tuition A$21,840Est. fee to complete A$99,280Assumed Knowledge Audition requiredOnline Handbook www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2010/3408.htmlWebsitehttp://empa.arts.unsw.edu.auThe Bachelor of Arts (Dance)/Bachelor of Educationis a specialist double degree that focuses on bothDance and Dance Education. Graduates have accessto a wide variety of dance careers, but the primaryfocus is to equip graduates to serve as teachers ofdance in schools and the community.Career OpportunitiesStudents are qualified to teach dance in high schools,private dance studios and dance administration.The program provides a solid foundation for furtherdance training leading to a career as a professionaldancer or choreographer.Professional RecognitionGraduates of this program will be well equipped toteach a variety of styles and modes of dance to adiverse population.Bachelor of Design/Bachelor of Art EducationProgram code 4808FacultyCollege of Fine ArtsMin. years 5 yearsUOC (per year/total) 48/240Semester 2 entry YesEst. first year tuition A$23,040Est. fee to complete A$134,840Assumed Knowledge NoneOnline Handbook www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2010/4808.htmlWebsitewww.cofa.unsw.edu.auThe Bachelor of Design/Bachelor of Art Educationis for students wishing to enter both the designindustry and teaching professions. It incorporatesa Professional Experience Program in a variety ofeducational, community, cultural and professionaldesign industry settings.Program StructureDesign studio Discipline areasApplied Object, Environments, Graphics Media,Ceramics, Jewellery, TextilesYEAR 1Foundations of Art and Design Education, Learningand Teaching: Practice and Structure, ProfessionalExperience Stage 1, Design Studio 3 and 4, DesignHistory, Theory and Aesthetics 1, Design andComputers 1 and 2, Drawing ElectiveYear 2Making Curriculum in Art and Design, Learning andTeaching: Language and Communication, Issuesin Contemporary Design Education, ProfessionalExperience Stage 2, Design Studio Major coursesYear 3Learning and Teaching: Classroom Management,Education Psychology, Sociology of Education,Curriculum Studies in Art and Design Education,Professional Experience Stage 3, Design StudioMajor courses, Design History, Theory and Aesthetics2, School of Art History and Theory Elective (Level 2or above)Year 4Aesthetics in Art, Design and Education, Practicesof Art and Design History in Education, Practicesof Research in Art, Design and Education, DesignStudio Major course, Design Professional Experience,Design and Computers 4, School of Art History andTheory Elective (Level 2 or above), General EducationcoursesYear 5Philosophical Issues in Education, Art EducationProfessional Experience Internship, Design StudioProject, ElectiveHonours (optional)Career OpportunitiesThis program prepares students as designprofessionals, design educators and studiopractitioners. Graduates find employmentopportunities in: Advertising and web design;Ceramics and object design; Costume, theatreand events design; Design management; Designteaching; Design consultancies and privatepractice; Design for exhibitions, galleries andmuseums; Environmental, spatial, interior andarchitectural design; Film, television production andpostproduction; Graphics, media and digital design;Jewellery and object design; Object, furniture andlighting design; Packaging, book and magazineillustration and design; Textile design. Graduatesare able to teach technology and applied studies,particularly design and technology and visual arts,in secondary schools, primary schools, communityorganisations, museums and galleries and work ascurriculum development officers.Professional RecognitionThe Bachelor of Design/Bachelor of Art Education isfully accredited for secondary Visual Arts and Designand Technology teaching and is recognised by theDepartment of Education and Training in New SouthWales (NSW), the NSW Institute of Teachers and theIndependent Schools Association (both governmentand non-government). The degree is also recognisedin other Australian states and territories andinternationally.Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of EducationProgram code 3426FacultyArts and Social SciencesMin. years 4 yearsUOC (per year/total) 48/192Semester 2 entry NoEst. first year tuition A$21,840Est. fee to complete A$99,280Assumed Knowledge Audition/Interview requiredOnline Handbook www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2010/3426.htmlWebsitehttp://empa.arts.unsw.edu.auThe Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Education is acombined degree that enables students to securea professional teaching qualification and a level ofcompetence in music which is also a foundation forother musical careers. It is an integrated degree inwhich practice and principles of music educationare taught from the earliest stages of the four-yearprogram.Career OpportunitiesGraduates work in the areas of: Secondary teaching,music administration, music production, broadcastingand recording, performance planning, soundtrackwork and arranging.Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of EducationProgram code 4075FacultyScienceMin. years 4 yearsUOC (per year/total) 48/192Semester 2 entry Yes (may require summersemester after 1st semester)Est. first year tuition A$26,880Est. fee to complete A$116,620Assumed Knowledge Maths and Chemistry plus Biologyor Earth and Environmental Scienceor PhysicsOnline Handbook www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2010/4075.htmlWebsitehttp://education.arts.unsw.edu.auThis combined four-year degree is designed forstudents intending to pursue careers in teachingeither in schools or other public and privateinstitutions such as museums, media outlets oreducation centres. It requires completion ofan approved major in the Bachelor of Science,corresponding to one of the Australian HigherSchool Certificate Science teaching disciplines -Physics, Chemistry, Biological Sciences or Earth andEnvironmental Sciences. It also requires at leasttwo courses at Level 1 in a second science teachingdiscipline other than the major and at least twocourses at Level 1 in either Chemistry or Physics.Students must also undertake at least one courseat Level 1 in each of the main teaching disciplines:Physics, Chemistry, Biological Sciences and Earthand Environmental Sciences.* Additionally EducationTheory courses are commenced in the first year (twocourses). In third year, practice teaching is donealong with a teaching method course. In fourth year,a full complement of teaching method, practiceteaching, professional courses and two educationaltheory courses are completed.*Alternatively, students may choose to undertake a major inmathematics.PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITIONThe Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Educationis recognised by the New South Wales Instituteof Teachers and in most other states in Australia.International students should check with theemploying authority in their home country regardingtheir eligibility for a teaching position.SEE ALSODiploma in Education (Secondary)http://education.arts.unsw.edu.au/futurestudents
www.unsw.edu.au | UNSW International Undergraduate Guide 2011 | 43EngineeringAerospace - Biomedical - Chemical - Civil - Electrical - Environmental - Food Science -GeoInformation Systems - Industrial Chemistry - Information Technology (includes Bioinformatics,Computer Engineering, Computer Science and Software Engineering) - Manufacturing - Materials- Mechanical - Mechatronic - Mining - Naval Architecture - Petroleum - Photonics - Photovoltaicsand Solar Energy - Renewable Energy - Surveying - TelecommunicationsThe Faculty of Engineering offers a flexible common first year for all Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degreesexcept Software Engineering and Bioinformatics. This program is designed for those students who wishto study engineering but choose to delay their choice of which branch of engineering to study until theend of Year 1, at which time they must transfer into one of the following programs:3040 BE in Chemical Engineering3620 BE in Civil Engineering3645 BE in Computer Engineering3640 BE in Electrical Engineering3625 BE in Environmental Engineering3742 BE in GeoInformation Systems, Surveying3100 BE in Industrial Chemistry3710 BE in Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (includes Aerospace Engineering, ManufacturingEngineering and Management, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronic Engineering and NavalArchitecture)3140 BE in Mining Engineering3045 BE in Petroleum Engineering3644 BE in Photonic Engineering3642 BE in Photovoltaic and Solar Energy3657 BE in Renewable Energy Engineering3643 BE in Telecommunications EngineeringThe first year program structure is as follows:Mathematics, Physics, Engineering Computing and Engineering Design,plus 3 electives selected from this first year elective list:Required forRecommended forCode Name these programs these programsBABS1201 Molecules, Cells and Genes 3757BIOM1010 Engineering in Medicine and Biology 3048, 3683, 3688, 3723,3727, 3728, 3749BIOS1301 Ecology, Sustainability and Environmental Science 3625CEIC1000 Sustainable Product Engineering and Design 3040*,3100*orCHEM1011 Fundamentals of Chemistry 1A 3625 3040*,3100*orCHEM1031 Higher Chemistry 1CMATS1101 Engineering Materials and Chemistry 3040*, 3045, 3100* 3140, 3644, 3710orCEIC1001 Engineering Chemistry 3040*, 3100*orCHEM1021 Fundamentals of Chemistry 1BCHEM1041 Higher Chemistry 1DCOMP1917 Computing 1 3645COMP1927 Computing 2 3645orCVEN1300 Engineering Mechanics 3620 3625orMINE1300 Engineering Mechanics 3140MMAN1300 Engineering Mechanics 3710CVEN1701 Environmental Principles and Systems 3625ELEC1111 Electrical Engineering 3645, 3643, 3640,3642, 3644, 3657, 3710orGEOS1111 Fundamentals of Geology 3045 3140GEOS3321 Elements of Petroleum Geology 3045 3140GMAT1400 Land Resource Assessment 3742GMAT1110 Surveying and GIS 3742 3620MATH1081 Discrete MathematicsMINE1010 Mineral Resources Engineering 3140MMAN1130 Design for Manufacture 3710PHYS1231 Physics 1B 3640, 3643, 3644, 3642 3645, 3657PSYC1001 Psychology 1APTRL1010 Introduction to the Petroleum Industry 3045SOLA1070 Sustainable Energy 3642, 3657* Note that students in 3040 and 3100 can also take CHEM1011/1021 or CHEM1031/1041 in place of therecommended combination of MATS1101/CEIC1001** Note that students in 3045 can also take CHEM1011 or CHEM1031 in place of the recommended MATS1101Some courses may have pre-requisites, co-requisites or exclusions – please check carefullyAerospace EngineeringBE (Aerospace Engineering)Program code 3710FacultyEngineeringMin. years 4 yearsUOC (per year/total) 48/192Semester 2 entry Yes*Est. first year tuition A$27,960Est. fee to complete A$125,080Assumed Knowledge Maths, Physics and ChemistryOnline Handbook www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2010/3710.htmlWebsitewww.mech.unsw.edu.auWhat is Aerospace Engineering?Aerospace Engineering is concerned with the scienceand practice of air and space flight, the design,development, testing and production of aerospacevehicles, the maintenance and operation of aircraftand in aerospace research.Program StructureA typical program sequence is shown below:Year 1Mathematics, Physics, Engineering Computing,Engineering Design Electives including: EngineeringMechanics, Design and Manufacturing, EngineeringMaterials and ChemistryYear 2Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Design,Mechanics of Solids, Fluid Mechanics, Electricaland Telecommunications Engineering, NumericalMethods and Statistics, Thermodynamics, GeneralEducation coursesYear 3Linear Systems and Control, Aerospace Structures,Flight Mechanics and Dynamics, Aerospace Design,Aerospace Systems and Avionics, Aerodynamics,Propulsion and Experimentation, General EducationcoursesYear 4Engineering Management, Advanced AerospaceStructures and Vibrations, Professional Engineering,Aerospace Design Project A and B, Space and AirTransport Operations, ThesisCareer OpportunitiesGraduates can expect to find employment in theaerospace design and manufacturing industryincluding aerospace companies, airlines, defenceforces and government regulators.Professional RecognitionThis degree is accredited by Engineers Australia andthe Royal Aeronautical Society.* Students starting an Engineering program in Semester 2may be required to complete summer semesters. Contactthe Faculty of Engineering for further details.NOTEEstimated first year tuition is based on 2010 tuition fees.Total program costs are an indicative figure only. Indicativefees have been calculated on a percentage increase forevery year of the program. Fee increases are assessedannually and may exceed the indicative figures listedabove.Estimated fees to complete include tuition plus anestimate of other study-related costs of approx A$1,000per year.
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