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Assumed knowledgeFor some degree programs and Year 1 one courses, it is assumed that students, through their high school or other equivalent study, will have achieved a level of knowledge of the subject area that will prepare them to cope successfully with the content of the course at uni. Students who do not have the level of assumed knowledge are not prevented from enrolling but may be placed at a considerable disadvantage. Any students who have not achieved the recommended level of assumed knowledge are strongly advised that it is in their best interest to undertake a bridging program or other preparation course. The following list of assumed knowlegde is valid to students who have completed year 12 examinations in Australia.
General Mathematics and Senior Science are not considered adequate for entry to programs at UNSW. Bridging courses details coming soon. |
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