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B.A. Sociology

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BBA Human Resources

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QuestionScience PCMCommerce + Mathematics
What it keeps open

Engineering, computing, mathematics and many technical routes

Accounting, finance, economics, management and quantitative business

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Mathematics/Physics marks, entrance exam and institution rules

Course mathematics requirements and professional-course stages

What may be restricted

Medical programmes that require Biology

Most medical routes and some science degrees

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Technical problem-solving and quantitative study

Business, finance and applied economics interests

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7 catalogue routes

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10 catalogue outcomes

7 catalogue outcomes

CAREERS THROUGH BOTH

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COURSES THROUGH BOTH

BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications)

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PRIMARILY IN SCIENCE PCM

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PRIMARILY IN COMMERCE + MATHEMATICS

Chartered Accountant

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Duration

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Mathematics

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High — cases, role plays and internships

Higher-study signal

Research, community and support roles may be possible after undergraduate study; specialist social research, academic and policy roles often benefit from higher study.

Entry HR coordination and recruiting support may be possible after undergraduate study; specialist people analytics, labour relations and senior management roles often benefit from postgraduate training.

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  • Which subjects, tools and practical projects are guaranteed?
  • Which roles are possible after undergraduate study versus after professional or postgraduate qualification?

What this keeps open

B.A. Sociology
  • B.A. Development Studies for programmes and livelihoods
  • B.A. Psychology for individual behaviour
  • B.A. Political Science for institutions
BBA Human Resources
  • BBA for broader management
  • B.Com for accounting and finance
  • B.A. Psychology for behaviour and counselling foundations

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