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

Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Business

Master of Human Rights

Doctor of Philosophy (Outdoor Education and Environment)

Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology) / Bachelor of Business

Bachelor of Social Work Honours

Graduate Diploma in Applied Science (Health Psychology)

English for Academic Purposes (Intermediate - Upper Intermediate)

English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Course (Upper Intermediate to Advanced) (12 to 24 weeks)

Graduate Diploma in Interpreting

General English (Intermediate to Upper Intermediate) (4.5 - 5.5 IELTS)

FCE Preparation (Intermediate to Advanced)

Bachelor of Sport Management

Academic Year Abroad

Exam Preparation Course

Master of Development Studies (Gender and Development)

Tertiary Preparation Program (TPP) (IELTS 5.5 or equivalent)

General English (Beginner to Advanced) (2 to 50 weeks)

Doctor of Diplomatic Studies

Graduate Diploma in Asian Studies

Graduate Diploma in European Studies

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