Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Advanced Studies (International and Global Studies)

The University of Sydney

Develop the skills and expertise to understand the complex inter-connections of globalisation and work within the international community. The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Advanced Studies (International and Global Studies) uniquely positions you to explore some of the world’s most pressing problems while preparing for a career with an international focus: in business, diplomacy, policy development, and for advocacy in a global civil society. The core major, Global Studies, will teach you how to relate local and international trends, while the combination of your chosen specialisation and language training will provide you with the specific regional knowledge and linguistic competence to work in organisations that operate across cultural and linguistic boundaries. You’ll cross these international boundaries during the course with an opportunity to study abroad at one of our leading partner universities, exercising your language skills and gaining a first-hand, cultural experience before graduation. Throughout the course, you will investigate the rapid growth of wealth in some parts of the world in relation to the impoverishment of others consider the impacts of unprecedented large-scale worker, migrant, and refugee mobility understand the rise and increasingly prominent role of global civil society (NGOs) as well as the challenges and opportunities of online information. You will also have the opportunity to undertake an authentic, complex problem-based project, developed in tandem with our industry partners, and work within a bespoke, interdisciplinary team. When you enrol in International and Global Studies you are preparing for work in the international arena. Think big, go global.

• History
• American Studies
• Indigenous Studies
Ancient Greek
Indonesian Studies
Ancient History
International Relations
Anthropology
International and Comparative Literary Studies
Arabic Language and Cultures
Italian Studies
Archaeology
Art History
Asian Studies
Hebrew Modern
Japanese Studies
Chinese Studies
Jewish Civilisation, Thought and Culture
Criminology
Korean Studies
Cultural Studies
Latin
Digital Cultures
Econometrics
Modern Greek Studies
Economic Policy
Music
Economics
English
Political Economy
European Studies
Politics
Film Studies
Socio-Legal Studies
Financial Economics
Sociology
French and Francophone Studies
Spanish and Latin American Studies
Gender Studies
Theatre and Performance Studies
Education Studies
Environmental, Agricultural and Resource Economics
Germanic Studies

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Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

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