Jointly offered by the Faculty of Business and Economics and the Faculty of Law, the BBA(Law)&LLB integrated double-degree programme blends two strategic disciplines into a single programme for the bright and highly motivated. It is an excellent choice for students seeking a broader education with parallel concentration on legal and business studies. Graduates of the programme will be awarded two degrees-BBA(Law) by the Faculty of Business and Economics, and LLB by the Faculty of Law. The LLB degree is a basic requirement needed to pursue a legal career.
BA&BED(LangEd)-Eng has been jointly offered by the Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Education since 2005. This 5-year double degree integrates specialist studies in English language and linguistics and professional studies in English language education. The programme combines rigorous academic study with experiential learning and practical application. Graduates of the BA&BED(LangEd)-Eng are fully qualified to teach English as a Second Language in primary and secondary schools, both locally and internationally
BED&BSC has been jointly offered by the Faculty of Education and Faculty of Science since 2012. This 5-year double degree integrates specialist studies in science and professional training in science education. Students will take science introductory and advanced courses from selected Science majors from the Faculty of Science and Education Professional Core courses from the Faculty of Education. The programme offers students ample opportunities to acquire and consolidate their scientific knowledge through practical experience and teaching in science
This double degree gives students an integrated experience in Social Sciences and Liberal Studies education, and allows broader career prospects. The programme combines rigorous academic study with experiential learning, internship and exchange, and practical application
Literature and the law have intertwined institutional histories: the study of rhetoric was originally designed to develop the oratory skills of practitioners in the courts; legal themes and issues have long attracted the attention of writers such as William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, and E.M. Forster, and novelists such as William Thackeray and Franz Kafka began their careers as students of law.
The goal of the curriculum is to produce doctors who are competent in the understanding and delivery of effective, humane and ethical medical care, committed to lifelong learning, and ready to proceed to postgraduate training.
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