Course summary
If you are independently minded and enjoy studying and mastering more than one subject, you will find Combined Honours at Newcastle has plenty to offer. You have unrivalled flexibility to choose topics from our Single Honours degrees, creating a unique pathway spanning two or three subjects of your choice including language learning (Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish) from beginners' to advanced or further advanced level. Study complementary subjects or choose unusual subject combinations to reflect your individual interests and career aspirations.
How to apply
Application codes
- Course code:
- Y001
- Institution code:
- N21
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