Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Modern Languages

The University of Western Australia

Students should ensure they review the Course Structure information provided on the Course Details page for their Bachelor’s Degree. It is essential that students complete any Foundation units identified in that information at the earliest available opportunity in their studies. For those degrees which do not identify any Foundation Units, the necessary fundamental knowledge is incorporated within each degree specific major in your course. Where Foundation units are identified, they are essential and are chosen to provide fundamental knowledge which will assist you throughout the remainder of your studies. In some cases these foundation units are also essential prerequisites to enable you to undertake required units within your chosen majors, so these units should always be completed as early as possible in your course.The combined BE (Honours) and BModLang allows students to pair their engineering degree with a major and minor selected from eight modern languages, giving them an edge in the global jobs market. Students graduate with high levels of competence in a chosen language, functional levels of competence in a second language, and with the -relevant engineering skills they require to succeed in their career.Combining the BE (Honours) and BModLang provides the opportunity for high achieving students with specific interests and strengths in both engineering and languages to achieve both a BE (Honours) and a BModLang within a 5.25-5.5 study period.