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School of Engineering and Physical Sciences/Combined Studies Handbook
When you registered for your course you received a copy of the Undergraduate Programme Handbook for Combined Studies which can be found on the discipline page – this is an extremely important document which you should read and retain for future reference.
Combined Studies Programme Structure and Delivery
Combined Studies has three forms of its BEng, BSc and BA degrees:
Honours degrees
- B7C1: BEng Engineering (Hons) Ist year only then choose an engineering discipline
- B7A1: BSc Combined Studies (Hons)
- E2A1: BSc Combined Studies (Hons)
- C0A1: BA Combined Studies (Hons)
- E2B3: BA Combined Studies (Hons)
Ordinary degree
- B7A2: BSc Combined Studies (Ord)
- E2A2: BSc Combined Studies (Ord)
- C0A2: BA Combined Studies (Ord)
- E2B4: BA Combined Studies (Ord)
General Degree
- B7B2: BSc Combined Studies (General Science)
- B7C2: BSc Combined Studies (General Engineering)
- B7D2, E2D2: BSc Combined Studies (General Degree)
- C0B2, C0D2, E2B2: BA Combined Studies (General Degree)
Full-time programmes comprise of eight courses, four in each of two semesters. Progression to the next stage of a programme, or to graduate, is subject to meeting the progression or graduation requirements.
Students may transfer from Combined Studies at various stages of the academic year by the completion of a transfer form and discussion between appropriate staff from Combined Studies and the recipient subject group.
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