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University of Newcastle

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) / Bachelor of Mathematics


Course Details

This combined degree program provides students with an opportunity to undertake concurrent study in mechanical engineering and mathematics to complete two awards. In general, a combined degree program offers greater breadth of learning, enhancing the academic and professional qualities gained in each separate degree. At the same time, it recognises the increasing need for students to graduate with multidisciplinary skills. Mechanical engineering works to improve the design, safety and energy efficiency of the machines that support industry and society - machines such as vehicles, air conditioners, wheelchairs, cars, lifts and aircraft. It is perhaps the broadest of all engineering disciplines and allows students to choose from the widest possible range of specialisations. Combined with the valuable expertise analysing data, producing models and predicting future trends in a variety of areas from studies in Mathematics, this degree will offer many opportunities for its graduates.

Qualification: Bachelor Degree (Honours)

Course structure: The Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours)/ Bachelor of Mathematics is a five year program, students are required to complete a total of 400 units, which is comprised of: 320 units of core courses; 60 units of Mathematics directed courses; 20 units taken at the 2000 level; 40 units taken at the 3000 level; and 20 units of Elective courses.

It may not always be possible to complete this combined Engineering degree within 5 years. This combined engineering degree is not available for midyear admission by international students.


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