Why study chemical engineering/mathematics at UoN?

Studying the combined degree Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical)/Bachelor of Mathematics will qualify you with two degrees after just five years of full-time study. It will give you a wide breadth of knowledge and a strong foundation in both mathematics and chemical engineering.

Combined degrees offer an increased breadth of learning, recognising the multidisciplinary nature of today's working environments. This combined degree enables you to utilise mathematical solutions for real world problems and use your skills to help the deep understand and solve chemical engineering problems.

Career choices for combined degree graduates are diverse and can include positions as professional chemical engineers in manufacturing, the pharmaceutical and food industries, computer and electronic industries, metal and mineral industries as well as in a broad range of fields where mathematics is invaluable. Skills in mathematics are of value wherever real world problems must be solved in areas such as manufacturing or scheduling.

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Benefits of a combined degree

A combined degree means that you can achieve two qualifications in one go. You will have the advantage of graduating with two degrees, in less time than it would take to complete them separately. Find out more

Benefits of a combined degree

A combined degree means that you can achieve two qualifications in one go. You will have the advantage of graduating with two degrees, in less time than it would take to complete them separately.

For example, if you are interested in both arts and science, you can complete the requirements for both degrees by choosing the Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science. After four years of full time study, you will graduate with two degree qualifications. Study them separately and it can take you up to six years full-time.

A combined degree will increase your career options, skills and knowledge, enhancing your academic and professional qualities, making you more desirable to employers. You will have more variety in your studies and satisfy more than one of your interests – you may be keen on drama and biology, this way you can study both.

There are some special requirements with combined degrees. Students must undertake a program of study that incorporates the requirements for each individual degree.