Society and Culture

Society and culture category includes courses in Political science and policy studies, Studies in human society, Human welfare studies and services, Behavioral Science, Law, Justice and Law Enforcement, Librarianship, information management and curatorial studies, Language and literature, Philosophy and religious studies, Economics and econometrics, and Sport and recreation. Society and culture graduates' careers are very diverse they can work as a curator, creative director, producer, translator, journalist, community development manager, or cultural heritage conservationist. Moreover, Society and culture students must have communication skills, creativity, and design thinking.

Society and Culture

Doctor of Philosophy (Philosophy)

Doctor of Philosophy (History)

Doctor of Philosophy (English)

Master of Philosophy (Social Work)

Bachelor of Aboriginal Professional Practice

Bachelor of Aboriginal Professional Practice/Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

Graduate Certificate in Communications Law

Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Management (Honours)

Master of Philosophy (Religious Studies)

Doctor of Philosophy (Human Geography)

Bachelor of Arts in Communication (Social Inquiry) Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation

Master of Psychology (Clinical)(Coursework)

General English Program

Bachelor of Communication (Social and Political Sciences) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies

Bachelor of Arts in Communications (Cultural Studies)

Doctor of Philosophy (International Studies - Modern Standard Chinese)

High School Preparation Program

Intergrated English (Intermediate to Advanced)

Bachelor of Applied Fitness

Bachelor of Sports Coaching and Administration

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