Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology (93J)

A double degree is a structured program that allows you to study two separate disciplines simultaneously, earning two qualifications upon graduation. Rather than completing two separate degrees, a double degree is designed to reduce the overall study time.

Why study a double degree?

• Expanded Career Opportunities
  With qualifications in two fields, you can expand your career opportunities beyond the traditional paths, giving you the flexibility to pursue multiple career paths or combine your skills in unique ways.
• Save Time & Money
  A double degree is structured to take less time than studying two degrees separately, meaning you can graduate and start working sooner.
• Enhanced Skill Set
  Studying two disciplines helps you develop interdisciplinary skills
• Stronger Professional Network
  You’ll engage with professionals and academics from multiple disciplines, expanding your connections and future career opportunities.
• Follow Your Passions
  A double degree lets you explore two fields.
• Increased Job Security
  With expertise in two areas, you can pivot between industries or combine your skills in ways that can make you more resilient to economic changes.

A double degree allows you to diversify your knowledge, increase your employability and future -proof your career. Whether you’re passionate about multiple fields or seeking a competitive advantage, it’s an investment in a flexible future.

To be eligible, you must meet the entry requirements of both degrees. You can find these on the individual course pages.

• Bachelor of Business [B3A ]
• Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology [P3T ]

• All methods of meeting University of Tasmania English language requirements have a validity period of 2 years unless involving a country specific qualification as listed below.
• Each course offered by the University of Tasmania has a minimum English language requirement for entry as listed below. Applicants must also meet the academic entry requirements for each course.
• Applicants who qualify from a University of Tasmania program, and intend to gain professional registration to become a practitioner in Australia, may need to meet the relevant Professional Accrediting Agency's English language registration standard.
• In exceptional circumstances or cases not covered by the categories outlined below, multiple forms of evidence may be considered on a case by case basis by the Executive Director, Student Operations in consultation with the Director, Academic Quality and Standards.
• The University reserves the right to require that any applicant be required to undergo a test of English language.