Satisfactory completion of one year, full-time study (two standard full-time semesters) of one of these programs:
?undergraduate or postgraduate study
?a TAFE or VET diploma
?a program assessed as being equivalent to Monash University undergraduate study
A feature of the law component is the large number of specialist units available. Coupled with some 40 arts majors and minors, you can enhance your study of law with subjects such as bioethics, criminology, international relations, holocaust or genocide studies, or indulge your passion for the performing arts, language, music or theatre.
Information technology is everywhere today, intertwined with the fundamental structures of our society. Often, though, IT is taken for granted, or else treated as too mysterious to understand. The globalizing nature of the information technology industry calls out for people who have both a strong technical background and an indepth understanding of human society and the factors that are shaping it. This double degree course is designed to meet this need. As a graduate you will have the technical expertise to shape and manage current and emerging technologies together with the lifelong communication, research and critical thinking skills that are acquired through study in the arts and humanities.
With the growth in scientific research and the commercialisation of new technologies, graduates with knowledge in both science and law are increasingly sought after. This double degree course provides practical legal skills and an awareness of the complex interaction between science and society.In an age of increasing technological advancements, the link between science and the law will only become stronger. This means as a graduate with a double degree in science and law you will have the power to choose which career you follow.With a choice of twenty-five majors in science and a rich repertoire of law electives, the course can be tailored to meet your individual interests.
Are you interested in the wide world of business and also keen on the idea of building the future through education? Then combine the two, with this double degree course. It will prepare you for a rewarding career in primary or secondary schools. Students specialising in secondary education will qualify as specialist teachers of accounting, economics or management studies, while students specialising in primary education will be qualified to teach across the school curriculum but accompany that with an in-depth knowledge of business. Either way you will have the business savvy that is increasingly important in the school sectors both as part of the school curriculum and in leading and managing schools.
There is no further intake into this course in 2018.If you are eager to inspire young people and build their understanding of how computers work, then this double degree course is perfect for you. With a shortage of qualified staff in this area, schools need expert and enthusiastic teachers, at both primary and secondary levels, who can influence Australia'sfuturepositionasaplayerin the knowledge economy. It will prepare you either for primary or secondary school teaching. Students specialising in secondary education will qualify as specialist teachers of ICT and mathematics, while students specialising in primary education will be qualified to teach across the school curriculum but withparticularexpertiseintheseteachingareas.
Now, only applicants to the single degree of Fine Art need to prepare a folio and participate in an interview. Applicants to Visual Arts double degrees or Art History and Curating will be evaluated by their ATAR / IB score / credit average only. For more information, please contact the faculty.
Information technology is pervasive today. We call children 'digital natives' and assume they have the necessary exposure to computing and to IT across the curriculum.However, do children need more if they are to grow up to be sophisticated and intelligent users and producers of emerging technologies? If you answered yes, then this double degree course is for you.Schools and communities need teachers with the knowledge, skill and enthusiasm to challenge and extend young people in computing. Schools also need teachers who themselves can take advantage of the technology advances to improve teaching and learning in schools.
This exciting double degree course is for students who aspire to be leaders in social change and wishing to fulfil the academic requirements for admission to practice as a lawyer in Australia. Combining the study of challenges confronting global communities, such as peace and conflict; the rich-poor gap; and crime and justice with studies in Law you will gain the skills to understand the complex challenges facing cultures and communities around the world and the opportunity to apply your knowledge to affect change.
Advances in biomedical science can have a major impact on the wellbeing of society, but the transition from laboratory to the people it will benefit is a complex journey; this double degree course gives you the tools to do this.You will gain a solid foundation in the concepts, procedures and reasoning underpinning the Australian legal system and the research, analytical and communication skills of the legal profession. Combine this with an understanding of anatomy, epidemiology and preventative medicine, genetics, immunology, microbiology and pharmacology and you will have the grounding to use your law skills to help solve challenging medical problems.
