Overview
A degree in International Studies at UOW helps you step onto a world stage of global opportunities including the chance to study abroad as part of your degree. You will benefit from our expertise in international relations, our involvement in issues of global development and sustainability, and our focus on … For more content click the Read More button below.
At UOW, you will engage, interact and most importantly, be taught by experts in their fields. UOW staff are high-quality and passionate teachers and academics who are research leaders in security studies, international relations, political economy, settler colonialism, aid and development.
Delivery
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Course structure
To qualify for award of the Bachelor of International Studies, a student must complete a total of at least 144 credit points comprised of:
1. Core subjects outlined in the schedule below (18 credit points);
2. At least one of the three Majors listed in this degree (48 credit points);
3. A minimum of a minor in language or the International Relations Extension minor (24 credit points);
4. Electives to bring the total number of credit points to 144;
5. Not more than 60 credit points in 100-level subjects.
1. Core subjects outlined in the schedule below (18 credit points);
2. At least one of the three Majors listed in this degree (48 credit points);
3. A minimum of a minor in language or the International Relations Extension minor (24 credit points);
4. Electives to bring the total number of credit points to 144;
5. Not more than 60 credit points in 100-level subjects.
Students are strongly encouraged to undertake a semester of overseas study, however it is not a degree requirement.
Only 1 subject can be cross-counted between majors/minors.
Only 1 subject can be cross-counted between majors/minors.
Students of the Bachelor of International Studies can complete an elective International Relations Extension minor, comprising advanced content from the postgraduate curriculum, which allows completion of the Master of International Relations and the Bachelor of International Studies in 4 years of full time study.
By completing the International Relations Extension minor in your undergraduate degree, you can get a head start on your postgraduate studies.
By completing the International Relations Extension minor in your undergraduate degree, you can get a head start on your postgraduate studies.
144 Credit points
Wollongong Campus144 Credit points
Subjects with substantial WIL
Undertaking a work integrated learning (WIL) experience during your university education is now a significant contributor to being competitive in securing employment in your field of choice when you graduate from UOW.
The Faculty of the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities internship program provides students with an opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills acquired in their degree in a workplace setting.
Students are also encouraged to consider CRLP200 (6cp). CRLP200 includes a quality assured workplace internship or industry project to give you that competitive edge by developing your professional skills through authentic learning in a real world context. You will focus on your career goals and receive career direction guidance, strengthen your resume and gain skills to navigate the rapidly changing world of work, develop your communication skills and begin to build a professional network.
Pathways and nested qualifications
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