PROGRAM RULES

Bachelor of Mathematics /

1 Definitions In these rules— BA cornerstone course means a cornerstone course as defined in the BA rules; BA extended major means an extended major as defined in the BA rules; BA gateway course means a gateway course as defined in the BA rules; BA major means a major as defined in the BA rules; BA minor means a minor as defined the in the BA rules; BMath major means a major as defined in the BMath rules; late year course means a course at level 3 or higher.

2 Field of study (1) A student may undertake the BMath part of the dual program in an approved BMath major. (2) A student may not undertake the Mathematics major, extended major or minor in the BA part of the dual program.

3 Program requirements (1) To complete the program, a student must complete 64 units, comprising— (a) 32 units from the BA course list, comprising— (i) Two BA majors; or (ii) both— (A) a BA extended major; and (B) the balance from courses in part A or part B or a combination of both; or (iii) both— (A) A BA major; and (B) Two BA minors; and (b) 32 units towards the BMath component, comprising— (i) 14 units from part A of the BMath course list; (ii) 14 units from part B or part C of the BMath course list or a combination of both; and (iii) 4 units from the BMath course list, or part A or part B of the BSc course list; or courses approved by the associate dean (academic). (2) In meeting rule 3(1)(a), a student must complete at least 18 units in courses from the BA list at level 2 or higher, including at least 6 units of late year courses. (3) In meeting rule 3(1)(b), a student must gain 8 units for completing late year courses from part A or part B of the BMath course list or a combination of both. (4) Unless a different intention appears in these rules, a student must comply with the program rules for both degrees.

4 Concurrent enrolment A student must maintain concurrent enrolment in both constituent degree programs. Note The dual degree is a single program of study leading to the simultaneous award of two degrees. A student is not permitted to graduate with one degree and continue enrolment in the program.

The University of Updated Vice Chancellor 7 August 2017 QLD 4072 Bachelor of Mathematics / Bachelor of Arts CRICOS PROVIDER NUMBER 00025B