Program Overview

Introduction to the "2+2" Dual Degree Program

The "2+2" Dual Degree Program is a collaborative initiative between the university and the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. This program offers students a unique opportunity to pursue a dual degree, enhancing their academic and professional prospects.

Program Overview

The "2+2" Dual Degree Program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education, combining the strengths of both institutions. Students will spend two years at each university, completing a tailored curriculum that meets the requirements of both degrees.

Program Structure

• The program consists of four years of study, with the first two years spent at the home university and the final two years spent at the University of Canterbury.
  • Courses taken during the first two years will be credited towards the degree at the home university.
  • Courses taken during the final two years will be credited towards the degree at the University of Canterbury.

Admission Criteria

To be eligible for the "2+2" Dual Degree Program, students must meet the admission requirements of both universities. This includes:

• Meeting the academic requirements for admission to both universities.
• Demonstrating proficiency in the language of instruction at both universities.
• Submitting all required application documents, including transcripts and letters of recommendation.

Language Requirements

• Students must demonstrate proficiency in the language of instruction at both universities.
  • English language proficiency tests, such as IELTS or TOEFL, may be required for students whose first language is not English.

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees for the "2+2" Dual Degree Program will be paid to the university at which the student is currently enrolled. Students will be required to pay fees for the first two years at the home university and for the final two years at the University of Canterbury.

Fee Structure

• Tuition fees will be paid in accordance with the fee structure of each university.
  • Students will be required to pay any additional fees, such as student services fees or health insurance fees, as required by each university.

Research Areas

The "2+2" Dual Degree Program offers students the opportunity to engage in research in a variety of fields, including:

• Business and economics
• Engineering and technology
• Arts and humanities
• Social sciences

Research Opportunities

• Students will have the opportunity to work with faculty members at both universities on research projects.
  • Research projects may be tailored to meet the interests and goals of individual students.

Degree Requirements

To graduate from the "2+2" Dual Degree Program, students must complete all required courses and meet the degree requirements of both universities. This includes:

• Completing a minimum number of credits at each university.
• Meeting the grade point average requirements of both universities.
• Completing any required thesis or research projects.

Graduation Requirements

• Students will be required to meet all graduation requirements of both universities.
  • Graduation ceremonies will be held at each university, and students will receive two separate degrees.