Bachelor of Politics and International Relations/Bachelor of Design

Bachelor

Key details

Degree Type

Bachelor

Course Code

SCAR04.1, 65

International Fees

$32,800 per year

About this course

What you will learn

study theories, institutions, policies and practices in the disciplines of politics and international relations in both a contemporary and historical context
* apply in-depth knowledge of political science and international relations in a rapidly changing geo-political environment
* evaluate and apply a range of research methods and analytical techniques to enhance your critical thinking, communication and problem-solving abilities in an Australian and international context
* be able to choose from a range of electives across disciplines, such as sociology, economics and business
* explore and develop innovative creative strategies
* build an enviable network of industry and government contacts.
* gain the specialised knowledge and broader problem solving and creative thinking skills needed to be a designer today
* learn the aesthetic, functional, economic and socio-political dimensions of design
* discover traditional and contemporary design theory
* develop your design practice and gain personal inspiration through an exciting range of subjects exploring visual communication design, industrial design and interaction design.

Career pathways

Diplomat, analyst, landscape architect, product designer, set designer or even urban planner... you can find work just about anywhere (and earn a healthy salary) with UC's Bachelor of Politics and International Relations/Bachelor of Design.

Graduates will have the technical and theoretical knowledge and insights required to explore creative, political and international careers around the world, in:

diplomacy, including strategic analysis, trade relations and foreign affairs
intelligence, including security analysis
international business and aid
landscape and interior architecture firms
film and television industry and the theatre
urban planning or industrial design practice
digital teams or agencies
furniture design companies and product manufacturers
private practice, including consultancy and freelance work
education and research.

Credit for prior study or work

There are currently no formal credit transfer arrangements for entry to this course. Any previous study or work experience will only be considered as part of the application process in accordance with current course rules and university policy. Credit is not permitted towards completion of a graduate certificate.

Graduate outcomes

Graduate satisfaction and employment outcomes for Humanities, Culture & Social Sciences courses at University of Canberra.

80.8%

Overall satisfaction

82.4%

Skill scale

69%

Teaching scale

67.5%

Employed full-time

$65k

Average salary

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