The Joint Degree programme in Actuarial Studies and Economics is offered by the School of Finance and Applied Statistics, Faculty of Economics and Commerce, ANU and the Department of Economics, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, NUS, leading to the degree of ANU / NUS Bachelor of Social Sciences with Joint Honours in Actuarial Studies and Economics. The programme contains the core of the Economics Honours curriculum as well as the actuarial studies that prepares students for the actuarial career. A student in this programme will spend four semesters at NUS (for economics and the foundational courses) and four semesters at ANU (for the actuarial courses).
The Joint Degree programme in Actuarial Studies and Economics is offered by the School of Finance and Applied Statistics, Faculty of Economics and Commerce, ANU and the Department of Economics, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, NUS, leading to the degree of ANU / NUS Bachelor of Social Sciences with Joint Honours in Actuarial Studies and Economics. For NUS students, semester 1 of the programme will begin at NUS. Students will spend their first three semesters at NUS, joining ANU in their fourth semester. The eighth and final semester will be spent at NUS.
NUS and the Australian National University (ANU) inked a Joint Degree Programme (JDP) on 5 September 2006. The four-year JDP is offered to students pursuing the following majors: English Literature, History, Philosophy, and Political Science. The JDP leads to a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) from NUS / Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) from ANU. Upon successful completion of the JDP requirements, students graduate with Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree. The degree carries the crests of both universities and certifies the student s completion of the JDP and their field of study.
NUS and the Australian National University (ANU) inked a Joint Degree Programme (JDP) on 29 October 2004. The four-year JDP is offered to students pursuing the following majors: Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. The JDP leads to a Bachelor of Science (Honours) from NUS / Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) from ANU. Upon successful completion of the JDP requirements, students graduate with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree. The degree carries the crests of both universities and certifies the student s completion of the JDP and their field of study.
This degree program is designed to offer students an enhanced undergraduate education. It is a jointly taught and assessed Bachelor of Arts degree conferring a doubly validated qualification. It combines the strengths of both curricula and allows integrating international experience fully into a student's course of study. This program is not a SEP because it includes grade and credit transfer. NUS students will get a Bachelor of Arts with Honors by both UNC and NUS (if NUS requirements fulfilled). The joint degree will be a common and distinctive program, different from the degrees in either of the two universities. It will combine the broad, structured General Education component of the UNC-CH degree, with the extended, in-depth study of the major at NUS.
This Joint Degree Programme (JDP) in Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Life Sciences is a collaboration between NUS Faculty of Science and College of Arts and Sciences, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH). Designed as a 4-year programme, students will be taught in NUS and UNC-CH. This joint effort combines the strengths of both universities ; undergraduate curricula, taps on the exceptional liberal arts education of UNC-CH, integrates overseas experience into the undergraduate studies, and awards a jointly validated Bachelorof Science degree qualification.
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