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Griffith's Bachelor of Business lets you design your ideal career. You can choose a single major, which will give you specialist skills in one profession. Or you can choose a second business major or additional major to give you an even broader range of skills and knowledge when you graduate.

The dual-subject Bachelor's degree programme Computer Science teaches students scientific fundamentals and methodology in computer science combined with an additional subject area. The great diversity of subject combinations also includes in particular the option to combine Computer Science with Humanities and Social Sciences subjects.

Chemical engineering is at the intersection of many disciplines, linking knowledge of basic and applied sciences, economics, and health and safety. Chemical engineering graduates use a series of operations to sustainably process raw natural materials into finished products.

The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business dual degree course is designed for students whose career aspirations may be best served by combining a multidisciplinary degree course providing opportunities to pursue studies in the broad discipline areas of humanities and the social sciences, with a professional business course. Students will be able to combine social science and humanities disciplines in their core studies and the flexible structure of the Bachelor of Arts component will give graduates broader perspectives on the contemporary world and develop their critical, analytical and problem-solving skills.Students will also be able to undertake studies across a range of business and other related disciplines.This approach will suit students who believe that they will be better served in their careers by acquiring an understanding of a wide range of business areas and operations.

American Ethnic Studies is the interdisciplinary study of the historical, political, social and cultural realities that have shaped the development of America s diverse, ethnic populations; primarily focusing on African Americans, Asian Americans, Latino/a Americans and native American populations.An American Ethnic Studies major will provide students training for fields in law, education, medicine, public health, social work, journalism, business, urban planning, politics, counseling, international relations, creative writing, university teaching and research.

Students in the Arts & Science Program may undertake Combined Honours Programs in many disciplines within the Faculties of Humanities, Science, and Social Sciences.

Students in the Arts & Science Program may undertake Combined Honours Programs in many disciplines within the Faculties of Humanities, Science, and Social Sciences.

When you major in international business at the University of Newcastle, you develop the skills needed to operate in a rapidly changing worldwide marketplace. As more organisations go global, specialists in international business are increasingly sought after by employers. These organisations require staff that can understand and negotiate the intricacies of conducting business with stakeholders in other countries where political, social, cultural and religious factors influence business practices. The understanding of global markets developed in the international business major is also highly valued in sectors such as finance, manufacturing, IT and energy and resources.

Dreaming of a career as a multi-media developer, creative director, copywriter or (why not channel your artistic entrepreneur) as the head honcho of your own graphic design business This qualification will ensure you re technically and strategically equipped for the multi-faceted and rapidly evolving design and communications industry. Immerse yourself in this highly engaging Double Degree and you ll be able to conceptualise design in a variety of contexts and media, explore brand development, media engagement and cross-platform digital communication, and of course, sell your conceptual ideas like a first-rate advertising guru. But wait, Hold onto that stylus, because you ll also have the opportunity of engaging in a professional internship or consultancy project that will have you participating in off-site workshops, excursions and even overseas study tours. Designer Extraordinaire Yes, you are.

This dual degree challenges you to understand Australian and international legal systems, the social impact of crime and society s response to criminal behaviour. You ll study a comprehensive Law degree with a range of opportunities to gain practical experience in criminal law. You can undertake an internship at a local court or work on a real case at the Law School s in-house legal centre. In Criminology you will study contemporary social problems like drug addiction, juvenile justice, offending and victimisation. Career opportunities exist with criminal justice agencies such as the Attorney-General s Department, Police, Prisons, Customs, ASIO, Magistrates, District and Supreme Courts, Australian Bureau of Statistics, and practising as a criminal barrister.

This combined degree, offered jointly by UTS: Engineering and UTS: International Studies, links the Bachelor of Engineering Diploma in Engineering Practice (C10061) (see page 142) with the study of a language and culture other than English. This combined degree offers a shortened version of the Bachelor of Arts International Studies together with a shortened version of the Bachelor of Engineering Diploma of Engineering Practice. Students who choose this course have less opportunity to elect specialist areas of study. On completion, students receive separate testamurs for each degree.

Today's business landscape is dynamic and more competitive than ever before. Tomorrow's will be even more so. To keep pace with such rapid change, companies need pioneering leaders who are agile, motivated and resilient. Leaders who inspire greatness. This prestigious course is a pathway to a career as a business leader. You'll develop higher-level skills that will help you lead people, work collaboratively, rapidly adapt to changing circumstances, come up with innovative and creative solutions to business problems, communicate clearly and effectively, and manage diversity.

This dual award program is designed to allow students to gain accreditation as both Engineers and Surveyors through students completing the the Civil Engineering stream of the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) program 3707 in combination with the Bachelor of Surveying 3775. This allows students flexibility in their future careers. The Bachelor of Surveying program includes a 144 UOC depth component, made up of a 72 UOC Engineering Foundation and a 72 UOC Surveying Core. Since students complete the Engineering Foundation courses as part of their Civil Engineering stream, these courses will be double counted and reduce the total duration of the dual program by 72 UOC. Please contact the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering for academic advice including sample program information for the dual program.

Geography at OSU focuses on sustainability and wise management of the environment and resources, with an international orientation aimed at enhancing global awareness. The Geography option offers undergraduates an interdisciplinary curriculum that includes specializations in fields such as geographic information systems, climate and water science, planning and resource evaluation, and the geography of regional and international conflict. The curriculum gives students a rigorous education in spatial analysis and prepares them to apply geographic analysis to practical questions and to communicate effectively.

The International Relations with Politics- B.A (Hons)degree will help to become an active agent of change in the international system. It will explore development and under development, conflict and conflict resolution, war and terrorism, and globalisation and activism.

This double degree enables students to combine business management skills with a studio major, developing core competencies such as critical and analytical thinking, business communication and decision-making.

The focus is on on developing your spoken and written French to a very high standard. Alongside your language classes, you will study French society and culture from the medieval period to the present. Options include, film studies, bande dessin e, modern French thought and the visual arts.

Looking to specialise-up in employment law or industrial relations (possibly within the state or federal governments) by harnessing your top-notch HR skills Human resource management has become an increasingly important strategic field, requiring professionals with, not only people management skills, but appropriate business and legal know-how as well. This course will enable you to develop people-centric policies, monitor performance management, career development and compensation, and maintain a diversified workforce within a global environment.

This dual degree allows you to gain professional qualifications in both Engineering and Law. The program is suited to legal practitioners who may wish to add a strong technical dimension to their training or potential engineers who wish to become more aware of the legal and social aspects of the engineering profession, and skilled in technical management, or potential legal practitioners who wish to add a strong technical dimension to their education and training. In Law you will study areas critical to your engineering practice like intellectual property, contracts and litigation, making you highly sought after by employers. In Engineering you can specialise in one of eighteen areas of engineering from the traditional areas such as construction and civil engineering to rapidly expanding fields like photovoltaics and solar energy engineering.

This combined degree, offered jointly by UTS: Engineering and UTS: International Studies, links the Bachelor of Engineering Diploma in Engineering Practice (C10061) (see page 142) with the study of a language and culture other than English. This combined degree offers a shortened version of the Bachelor of Arts International Studies together with a shortened version of the Bachelor of Engineering Diploma of Engineering Practice. Students who choose this course have less opportunity to elect specialist areas of study. On completion, students receive separate testamurs for each degree.