Program Overview

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Shape a degree to suit your goalsScience allows you to explore and choose from 26 majors and advanced level courses, while Economics offer three distinct majors, with the option to take further electives and minors.  Supervised research projectYour Advanced Science honours year is an integral part of the degree. It involves a supervised research project and, in some cases, advanced coursework.Integrated practical experienceBoth programs incorporate practical experience. The Bachelor of Economics offers opportunities for internships, group consulting projects, and global practicums, while the Bachelor of Advanced Science includes for-credit work placements and research internships.Industry connectionsUNSW Economics graduates are keenly sought after by policymakers at all levels of government, private sector employers, not-for-profits, and international organisations.  UNSW Science has over 400 industry and research partners that you can connect with while you study.