USYD

Sources

• Majors and minors https://www.sydney.edu.au/study/study-options/undergraduate-courses/majors-and-minors.html

  The University of Sydney explains majors, minors, double majors and the shared pool of 100+ majors and minors across the University.

  Model elements: two primary fields and secondary specialization.

• Table S shared pool https://www.sydney.edu.au/handbooks/archive/2025/interdisciplinary-studies/table-s.html

  Table S lists majors, minors and electives available to liberal studies and selected degrees, including second majors for combined Bachelor of Advanced Studies.

  Model element: free interdisciplinary choice from the shared pool.

• Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Advanced Studies https://www.sydney.edu.au/courses/courses/uc/bachelor-of-arts-and-bachelor-of-advanced-studies.html

  The four-year program page shows a major, second major or minor, Open Learning Environment and elective units.

  Model elements: the main liberal-studies undergraduate model with double specialization and electives.

• Bachelor of Engineering Honours and Bachelor of Laws https://www.sydney.edu.au/content/handbooks/law/undergraduate/combined-laws/engineering-honours-laws.html

  The course resolutions set a combined undergraduate degree of 312 credit points; at the standard 48 credit points per year this corresponds to 6.5 full-time years.

  Model elements: the upper duration bound among bachelor-level combined degrees.

• Annual Report 2024 https://www.sydney.edu.au/content/dam/corporate/documents/about-us/values-and-visions/annual-report/university-of-sydney-2024-annual-report.pdf

  The University of Sydney Annual Report 2024, Student enrolments tables, reports 40,388 undergraduate enrolments and 29,910 postgraduate enrolments as at 31 March 2024.

  The bachelor value sums the undergraduate course levels Bachelor (Graduate Entry), Bachelor (Honours) and Bachelor (Pass): 25,126 domestic and 13,950 international, 39,076 total. Cross-institutional, diploma/associate and non-award undergraduate enrolments are not included in bachelor; the specialist category does not apply to the Australian model.