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Transition arrangements for Current Students
Bachelor of Commerce
Transition arrangements for current students who have not completed all their level II courses by the end of 2008 and their level III courses by the end of 2009:
- Students must complete the compulsory courses included in the current program rules (although they will be 3-unit courses instead of 4 units).
- Students must complete at least 12 units of Commerce courses at level 2 and 12 units of Commerce courses at Level 2 and 12 units of Commerce courses at Level 3.
- Students must complete all the requirements of the degree under one set of program rules. (i.e. can’t ‘mix and match’ rules.)
- Students must complete 72 units in total.
- Students cannot complete both the 3-unit and 4-unit course of the same name.
Where a student cannot complete the degree under the above guidelines, the following arrangements will be in place:
- In certain circumstances, students whose study is affected by the transition to the new degree structures may be permitted to graduate with 70 or 71 units.
- In some circumstances, this may mean less than 12 units of Commerce courses at level II.
Students should draw up their proposed study plan and make an appointment to see a course adviser by emailing:
ug.business@adelaide.edu.au
Bachelor of Finance
Transition arrangements for current students who have not completed all their level II courses by the end of 2008 and their level III courses by the end of 2009:
- Students must complete the compulsory courses included in the current program rules (although they will be 3-unit courses instead of 4 units).
- Students must complete at least 3 Finance courses at level 2 and 12 units of Finance courses at Level 3.
- Students must complete all the requirements of the degree under one set of program rules. (i.e. can’t ‘mix and match’ rules.)
- Students must complete 72 units in total.
- Students cannot complete both the 3-unit and 4-unit course of the same name.
Where a student cannot complete the degree under the above guidelines, the following arrangements will be in place:
- In certain circumstances, students whose study is affected by the transition to the new degree structures may be permitted to graduate with 70 or 71 units.
- In some circumstances, this may mean less than 12 units of Finance courses at level II.
Students should draw up their proposed study plan and make an appointment to see a course adviser by emailing:
ug.business@adelaide.edu.au
Bachelor of Economics
Transition arrangements for current students who have not completed all their level II courses by the end of 2008 and their level III courses by the end of 2009:
- Students must complete the compulsory courses included in the current program rules (although they will be 3-unit courses instead of 4 units).
- Students must complete the compulsory courses at level 2 and at least 12 units of Economics courses at Level 3.
Level 2 courses will undergo a change of name as follows:
| Old 4-unit course |
New 3-unit course |
| ECON 2006 Eco and Fin Data Analysis II |
ECON 2504 Eco and Fin Data Analysis |
| ECON 2009 Consumers, Firms & Markets II |
ECON 2506 Intermediate Microeconomics |
| ECON 2011 Macro Theory & Policy II |
ECON 2507 Intermediate Macroeconomics |
- Students must complete all the requirements of the degree under one set of program rules. (i.e. can’t ‘mix and match’ rules.)
- Students must complete 72 units in total.
- Students cannot complete both the 3-unit and 4-unit course of the same name (or the ones listed in point 2 above).
Where a student cannot complete the degree under the above guidelines, the following arrangements will be in place:
- In certain circumstances, students whose study is affected by the transition to the new degree structures may be permitted to graduate with 70 or 71 units.
- In some circumstances, this may mean less than 12 units of Economics courses at level II.
Students should draw up their proposed study plan and make an appointment to see a course adviser by emailing:
economics-adviser@adelaide.edu.au
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Finance
Students should draw up their proposed study plan and make an appointment to see a course adviser by emailing:
economics-adviser@adelaide.edu.au
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