Humanities Languages Media Music Social Sciences Teaching

Undergraduate 2020 ARTS

adelaide.edu.au Ranked in top 1% of Associated with 5 universities worldwide* Nobel Prize winners

Produced over 100 Member of Rhodes Scholars Group of Eight^ 02 Why Arts?

06 Careers Service at Adelaide

07 Careers

08 Arts

16 Languages

20 Media 28 Music 38 Social sciences 46 Teaching

52 Undergraduate degree index

53 Applying to the University of Adelaide WHY THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE?

Future confidence. that can only come from a culture of sustained excellence. Our research, and Global opportunity. that of our alumni, has enhanced life for people and planet for well over 100 Our world is changing fast. Many of years, and played a role in many of the the jobs our current generation will world’s great advances. Among these perform in the future do not yet exist. are the discoveries of penicilin, x-ray But the ideal preparation for them does. crystallography and gravitational waves. Informed by cutting-edge research and ongoing industry collaboration, a Equally importantly, we have a proud University of Adelaide education gives history of championing equality. Adelaide students the flexibility to adapt and was the first university in Australia—and thrive. Wherever their careers take only the second in the world—to admit them, they’ll be ready. women to academic courses. We’ve educated two Indigenous Australian And rest assured, their options will be Rhodes Scholars and we count among many. The University of Adelaide is our alumni Australia’s first female prime South Australia’s global university— minister and Supreme Court judge. consistently holding the highest world ranking and collaborating with top- There’s no better place for students performing businesses and educational to prepare for their futures. institutions across multiple continents. This opens doors for our graduates virtually everywhere. A wealth of professional opportunity, however, is just one of the rewards we offer. University of Adelaide students also benefit from the deep inspiration

* Times Higher Education and QS rankings ^ A coalition of Australia’s leading research intensive universities

Why the University of Adelaide? 1 WHY ARTS?

AN ARTS DEGREE GIVES STUDENTS THE SKILL SET AND QUALIFICATION FOR A DIVERSE AND REWARDING CAREER THAT EXTENDS WELL BEYOND THEIR FIRST JOB.

Study Overseas and Exchange opportunities The University of Adelaide has exchange links with over 100 institutions around the world, which gives our students the opportunity to study overseas and have it count towards their degree. Students could undertake a short study tour of just a few weeks, complete a specific program over a month or two, or soak up the culture for a semester or full academic year. To discover the many exciting opportunities available in Europe, Asia, the Americas, Africa and Oceania, visit: adelaide.edu.au/ study-overseas/experiences

2 Why Arts? Arts internship Employers want graduates with industry- based experience. Recognising this, the Faculty of Arts offers students internships that link the knowledge they gain at university with its practical application in the workplace. Examples of internship hosts include: • Australian Dance Theatre • Migration Museum • Oxfam Australia • Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute • The Adelaide Review/Rip It Up Publishing. For more information on internships, visit ua.edu.au/artsinternships

Why Arts? 3 AREAS WE TEACH IN THE FACULTY OF ARTS INCLUDE: Film Studies (SATAC code 334901) Students explore a range of theoretical, historical and critical approaches to Anthropology (SATAC code 334241) Criminology (SATAC code 334311) film. They discuss the medium’s origins, Students study society and culture in all its Students study crime and deviance as a techniques, genres and narrative styles; variety. Anthropology helps us understand social phenomenon. Criminology aims to aspects of stardom; the influence of much of what it is to be human: how and understand why people commit crimes, audience; and the global film industry. why we think, feel and act differently; and our social responses to it, and methods Gender Studies (SATAC code 334381) what draws us to participate and identify in of crime prevention. music, sport and religion. Students investigate how society is structured Cultural Studies (SATAC code 334321) around gender and other social identities, Art History and Visual Culture Students explore the many ways we such as class, age, race and ethnicity, and (SATAC code 334251) understand ourselves and others—through how this influences people’s life experiences Students explore the making, meaning, film, social media, literature and music, and outcomes. reception and consumption of artistic images fashion and objects, Indigenous cultures Geography, Environment and Population and objects, and develop visual literacy in and history, gender and sport. (SATAC code 334391) the areas of analysis, critical thinking and persuasive communication. Digital Humanities (SATAC code 334331) Students analyse environmental processes The Digital Revolution has only just begun and human interactions within them. They Asian Studies (SATAC code 334261) —today’s young people will experience more consider significant issues such as: how Students learn about the beliefs, ideas and change in their lifetimes than any previous the world can cope with an expanding social, political and financial structures generation. Students delve deeply into the population; what future cities should be like; shaping Asian countries and society. Asian humanities and social sciences to prepare and the potential impact of climate change. Studies explores aspects of modern Asia’s for the future workplace. History (SATAC code 334411) history, culture, literature, economics, trade and business. Economics (SATAC code 334341) Students delve into our human past in all its Economics investigates human behaviour diversity. They explore the global impact of Australian Studies (SATAC code 334271) and its material consequences. Students everything from war, migration, colonialism Students explore Australia’s past, present learn how economies work in the context and slavery, to commodity production, pol- and future, through topics such as culture, of global forces and scarce resources, and itical movements, film, religion and the law. diversity, Indigenous experience and the how governments deal with issues such as History and Philosophy of Sciences environment. They investigate complex unemployment, trade and taxation. (minor only) matters of social justice, gender and human rights. Education (SATAC code 334351) Without science and its discoveries, modern Ideal for students interested in education but life would be unrecognisable. History and Classics (SATAC code 334291) not necessarily teaching, this major explores philosophy of science asks: how does science Considered the birth of civilisation, ancient how people learn. Students develop strong work, and how did it come to be the way it Greece and Rome have left potent legacies. foundational knowledge and skills they can is now? Investigate how scientific knowledge Studying their societies through Classics, apply in a wide range of educational and is generated, develop your scientific literacy, students explore fascinating aspects of their non-educational roles. and apply your understanding to practical cultures, religion, art, literature, philosophy issues arising when science is set in a and politics. English (SATAC code 334361) human context. Students analyse the ways in which literature Indigenous Knowledges and Society Creative Writing (SATAC code 334301) and film shape our understanding of (SATAC code 334421) In this practical introduction to the ourselves and our social contexts. They discipline, students learn how to begin and learn, think and write critically about the Students explore multiple issues of concern develop a sustained and reflective writing ways these cultural products reflect and to Indigenous peoples, including culture, practice. The production-focused nature influence our world. language, the environment, history and of this major helps them become more politics. Deepen your understanding of First proficient and versatile writers. Nation knowledge systems’ significance and value in a changing world.

FIT UNI INTO LIFE MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

10am English lecture 9am French tutorial 12pm English lecture

This diary snapshot is only one example of how 1pm French language lab 10am History tutorial 1pm English seminar students may choose to schedule their university study and life. Attendance at university is less structured 3pm History lecture 12pm Lunch with Alice 6pm Gym than time spent at high school. The hours spent on 6pm Gym 2pm English seminar 7:30pm Work on French assignment campus in lectures, tutorials, practicals or in the field— 4pm Reading in the library known as ‘contact hours’—depend on the degree enrolled in, study mode selected (internal, external, online or flexible learning) and course choices.

4 Why Arts? International Business* a focus on digital and interactive media. Politics and International Relations Students investigate the complex and They cultivate practical skills in research (SATAC code 334531) and analysis, media writing, journalism and dynamic forces impacting the global Students explore political decision-making, media technology use. economy, with a special focus on justice and democracy. They learn about international management and marketing. Music (SATAC code 334511) Australian politics and policy, other countries’ politics—and the relations International Development (SATAC code 334441) Investigate music from different genres between them—and debate key issues in Students examine the key aspects of poverty around the world in its social and domestic and international governance. reduction and sustainable development, performance contexts. Students learn about exploring: economic growth determinants; the history of music analysis, with a focus Psychology (SATAC code 334541) on music research skills. environmental issues; financial aid’s Psychology is the scientific study and develop- effectiveness; gender -development links; Music Education (minor only) ment of useful ways to understand people’s civil war’s causes; and more. thoughts and behaviours. Students study the Students study the essential principles and human mind and how it works, and apply their Languages techniques underlying music education in understanding to solve practical problems. Students gain written and verbal language the 21st century. They develop core music skills, and explore their chosen language’s teaching skills and start building their own Sociology (SATAC code 334551) folio of sequential learning plans. rich cultural heritage. Sociology explores the experience of Philosophy (SATAC code 334521) everyday life, how society is organised and Linguistics (SATAC code 334471) the social problems that arise. Sociologists Linguistics is the study of human language— What is reality? What is knowledge? Should think critically and imaginatively about a its nature, origins and uses. Students examine euthanasia be permitted? Philosophy wide range of social issues, and challenge language’s role in human communication, how students learn to use debate, reasoning and the assumptions underlying them. it’s learned and how it changes over time. critical thinking to better understand the world, our place in it, and the nature of * Must be taken in addition to a first Faculty of Arts major chosen from those listed. Management* the human mind. Students learn how to administer an organisation’s resources efficiently and effectively. They develop the skills to manage change in work structures and processes, product technologies, employment relations and organisational culture. Marketing* Students gain a grounding in marketing theory; learn how to prepare marketing LIFE EXPERIENCE THROUGH reports and plans; undertake a diagnostic case study; analyse advertisements in a STUDY OVERSEAS variety of media; and apply market research www.adelaide.edu.au/study-overseas to solve a real business problem. All students will have the opportunity to study overseas through Mathematical Sciences (SATAC code 334481) a range of programs, including student exchange, study tours Students build a broad foundation in and summer and winter schools. There are many exciting mathematics and statistics before specialising opportunities in Europe, Asia, the Americas and Africa. in applied maths, pure maths or statistics. They learn to solve problems by collecting, analysing and modelling data. ABORIGINAL AND TORRES Media (SATAC code 334491) Students develop a sound theoretical STRAIT ISLANDERS understanding of industry practices, with www.adelaide.edu.au/wirltu-yarlu The University of Adelaide values diversity where the rich cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are taught, supported and celebrated. Wirltu Yarlu provide a range of services, schemes and preparation programs that are designed to support your desire to gain educational outcomes. Wirltu THURSDAY FRIDAY Yarlu is a place where students can soar to new heights.

9am French tutorial 10am Work 2pm Work 7pm Movies with Sam ADVANCED BACHELORS 7pm Uni hockey match at Uni oval 2 www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder(and search ‘advanced’) High achieving students who are inspired by the opportunity to contribute to the world’s important discoveries and research advancements should consider the Advanced Bachelors degrees. These degrees provide a unique close quarters learning experience with academics of international distinction.

Why Arts? 5 At the Careers Service we work to help all University of Adelaide students develop connections with industry and maximise their CAREERS employability, by delivering a suite of industry-informed, student-focused career development services.

INDICATIVE STUDY-TO-CAREER PATHWAYS

Degrees Potential career pathways

Bachelor of Arts / • Academic • Defence worker • Linguist • Public relations adviser Diploma in Arts • Account manager • Development officer • Marketing officer • Public servant • Anthropologist • Diplomat • Member of Parliament • Publisher • Business owner • Environmental officer • Native title specialist • Researcher • Communications officer • Executive officer • Policy developer • Social planner • Community engagement officer • Humanitarian/aid worker • Project manager • Writer • Consultant • Interpreter/translator • Psychologist • Youth worker • Journalist • Publicist

Bachelor of Arts • Academic • Journalist • Parliamentary adviser • Researcher (Advanced) • Anthropologist • Linguist • Policy adviser • Social impact assessment specialist • Consultant • Native title specialist • Politician • Social inclusion officer • Feature writer

Bachelor of Creative Arts • Animator • Recording Artist / Musician • Music Journalist / Critic • Entrepreneur • Author • Research and Education • Curator • Film Critic • Music Technologist • Designer • Production Assistant • Film Director • Musical Theatre Performer • Art Director • Publishing • Set Designer • Musician / Singer, Composer • Arts Administrator • Entertainment Industry • Writer

Bachelor of Criminology • Corrections system • Forensics • Policing • Security services • Fraud investigation/prevention • Judicial system/courts • Rehabilitation • Youth programming • Media and counselling

Bachelor of Environmental • Catchment manager • Environmental project officer • Government or corporate • Natural resource manager Policy and Management • Environmental consultant • Government officer policy adviser • Natural resource planner

Bachelor of International • Community development officer • Foreign aid worker • Program officer for • Native title specialist Development • Community liaison officer • Government officer aid organisation • Social impact assessment specialist • Development researcher • Private sector consultant • Project officer • Social inclusion officer

Bachelor of • Diplomat • International government • Ministerial adviser • Project officer International Relations • Foreign affairs officer and/or trade policy adviser • Parliamentary adviser • Policy officer • Humanitarian/aid worker • Journalist • Parliamentary library • Research officer • Politician research officer

Bachelor of Languages / • Foreign affairs officer • Humanitarian/aid worker • Public servant • Tutor Diploma of Languages • Government officer • Interpreter/translator • Teacher • Travel industry worker • Hospitality worker • Linguist

6 Careers Our award-winning team maintains close visit our North Terrace campus, network Through our Careers Service, students relationships with a wide range of local, with students and promote career pathways can access advice—both individually and national and international employers, ensuring within their organisations. through small-group workshops—on how to: source opportunities; create outstanding our industry knowledge is second to none. Our industry mentoring program also provides applications and resumes; prepare for These partnerships keep us fully informed opportunities for students to meet and gain interviews; make the most of opportunities of current and emerging opportunities for insight from alumni, managers and leaders they’re offered; and articulate their students seeking professional experience, and at various stages in their career lifecycles. for graduates seeking employment. They also experiences’ benefits to employers. All employers value industry-related work ensure we’re keenly aware of what graduate We also operate an online CareerHub, which experience, and being able to draw on these employers are looking for. hosts numerous resources to help students experiences is a great way for students to connect with industry and apply for work, To pass on this awareness to students, we provide evidence of the skills, knowledge and lists opportunities for work experience, hold a major Careers Expo every year and and abilities they’ve developed. host numerous events where employers graduate jobs and industry-related part-time and volunteer work.

Degrees Potential career pathways

Bachelor of Liberal • Business and industry • Education officer • Public relations • Science journalist Arts and Sciences • Policy and communications

Bachelor of Media • Account manager • Digital effects coordinator/ • Marketing officer • Publicist • Advertising coordinator producer • Media adviser/liaison • Public relations advisor • Camera operator • Editor/producer • Online/social media • Radio broadcaster • Communications officer • Feature writer consultant • Researcher • Copywriter • Film critic or director • Photographer • Web content manager • Journalist/reporter • Publications officer • Writer

Bachelor of • Aid development officer • Humanitarian/aid worker • Ministerial/parliamentary • Policy adviser Social Sciences • Development officer • Government policy maker adviser • Social impact analyst • Foreign affairs officer • Market researcher • Non-governmental • Social planner • Media and public relations adviser organisation (NGO) worker • Writer

Bachelor of Sociology • Advocacy • Government agencies • Politics and political advisor • Teaching and lecturing • Charitable trusts • Journalism • Public relations officer • Youth development • Communications • Migrant/multi-cultural affairs • Project management • NGO worker • Community development • Policy development, analysis • Social marketing and research

Bachelor of Teaching • Accounting teacher • English as a second • Languages teacher • Music teacher double degrees • Business Studies teacher language teacher • Legal Studies teacher • Psychology teacher • Economics teacher • Digital Technologies teacher • Mathematics teacher • Science teacher (Biology, • English teacher • Geography teacher • Media teacher Chemistry, Earth and • History teacher Environmental, Physics)

Bachelor of Music / • Academic • Entertainer • Music technologist • Singer Diploma in Music • Accompanist • Film composer • Music tutor • Soloist • Arts administrator • Jazz musician • Musicologist • Songwriter • Band musician • Music coordinator • Opera singer • Sound artist • Broadcaster • Music critic • Orchestral musician • Sound designer • Classroom music teacher • Music researcher • Performer • Video game music writer • Composer • Music software developer • Recording artist

Bachelor of Music Theatre • Acting Director • Choreographer • Theatre Director • Set Designer • Actor • Performer • Theatre Technician • TV Presenter • Artistic Director • Dancer • Voice Coach • Teacher • Arts Management • Professional Writer • Music Festival Director • Vocal Coach • Backstage Assistant • Director • Musical Theatre Performer • Backup Singer • Public Speaking • Repetiteur

Careers 7 DOUBLE AND GUARANTEED RANKED 145 IN THE CONCURRENT ENTRY WORLD FOR ARTS DEGREES AVAILABLE 70 RANK AND HUMANITIES*

ARTS

* topuniversities.com/university-rankings/university-subject-rankings/2018/arts-humanities

8 Arts Double and concurrent degrees Guaranteed entry 70 Students with a strong interest in more than Many University of Adelaide degrees now have one area can apply for a double degree, which a pre-set entry score, known as ‘guaranteed can usually be completed in four years. Most entry’, as well as a cut-off that varies each year. of our degrees can be teamed with Law. For guaranteed entry* into our arts degrees, you must meet any subject prerequisites and Students can combine degrees through achieve a 70 selection rank or above (including concurrent study—enrol in the first degree, adjustment factors if eligible). and then apply for the second degree at the end of semester one or first year. Students It’s that straightforward. But if you think you should discuss enrolment with the Faculty of might score under 70 don’t stress—there are Arts to help select the right courses to enrol in. still opportunities to study arts at Adelaide. For more details, visit adelaide.edu.au and search guaranteed entry. * There are some exceptions. Check the University website for full details.

“STUDYING HAS GIVEN ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPLORE DIFFERENT TOPICS AND AREAS OF RESEARCH THAT I ENJOY, MEET INTERESTING PEOPLE AND BE AMONGST OTHERS WITH SHARED GOALS.”

Tiana Blazevic Bachelor of Arts (Advanced)

Arts 9 BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS (ADVANCED)

• Gender Studies (SATAC code 334381) SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 314071 67.15 / 24 • Geography, Environment and Population 324671 99.2 / 42 (SATAC code 334391) DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED • German Studies (SATAC code 334401) DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY 70 • History and Philosophy of Sciences 95 (minor only) (SATAC code 314071) ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder • History (SATAC code 334411) Search arts Due to the rigour and specialisation of the Bachelor of Arts (Advanced), this degree isn’t suited to being • Indigenous Knowledges and Society studied concurrently or as part of a double degree. (SATAC code 334421) Double counting of units between this and other degrees is not permitted. • Indonesian Studies (SATAC code 334431) Knowledge-hungry? • International Business* adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder A Bachelor of Arts lets you dive into (SATAC code 314071) Search arts higher learning with flexibility and freedom. We support your interests in the broad • International Development and vital study of history, society, culture (SATAC code 334441) and creativity. • Italian Studies (SATAC code 334451) Take yourself further The University of Adelaide is highest • Japanese Studies (SATAC code 334461) Curious about a wide range of ideas and ranked for Arts in South Australia. From • Linguistics (SATAC code 334471) issues? High-achieving? Articulate? The Classics to Criminology, Gender Studies • Management* (SATAC code 314071) Bachelor of Arts (Advanced) is a distinctive to Geography—you can choose from the degree for inquisitive students who want greatest number of study areas in the state. • Marketing* (SATAC code 314071) to excel. • Mathematical Sciences What will you do? What will you do? (SATAC code 334481) Based on North Terrace, you’ll study in • Media (SATAC code 334491) As a member of a small but distinctive the centre of Adelaide’s cultural hub, community within the wider University, surrounded by iconic establishments and • Modern Greek Studies you’ll work to take your knowledge and festivals. You will: (SATAC code 334501) skills to a higher level. You will: • experience a modern learning program • Music (SATAC code 334511) • enrol in Level 2 courses from first-year taught with a global perspective • Music Education (minor only) • partner with an individual academic • learn from deeply passionate and (SATAC code 314071) mentor who’ll support and encourage knowledgeable academics • Philosophy (SATAC code 334521) your intellectual development • build a suite of skills in critical thinking, • Politics and International Relations • take a set of courses specifically designed communication, and research (SATAC code 334531) for high-achieving students • form strong networks with your peers • Psychology^ (SATAC code 334541) • research and write a major independent and teachers • Sociology (SATAC code 334551) research project on a topic of your choice • develop positive connections in • Spanish Studies (SATAC code 334561) • attend exclusive events such as guest government, business and the community presentations, workshops, seminars, sector through internships Where could it take you? industry talks and social gatherings • gain international experience through You could become a leader in government, • have significant input into your study optional exchanges or study tours. media or Adelaide’s growing arts community. program’s design and running. You might be a voice for those who’ve been You’ll focus your interests in any You’ll focus your abilities in any of the following areas: mistreated in the workforce. Perhaps you’ll conduct life-changing research into mental of following areas: • Anthropology (SATAC code 334241) health and wellbeing. With your strong • Anthropology • Art History and Visual Culture understanding of human society, you’ll • Art History and Visual Culture (SATAC code 334251) be ready to shape your place within it. • Asian Studies • Asian Studies (SATAC code 334261) Industry placement • Australian Studies • Australian Studies (SATAC code 334271) Maintain a high GPA and you’ll have the • Chinese Studies • Chinese Studies (SATAC code 334281) opportunity in third-year to take part in an • Classics • Classics (SATAC code 334291) internship with an organisation in the arts, media, government or environment. This • Creative Writing • Creative Writing (SATAC code 334301) includes the South Australian Parliament • Criminology • Criminology (SATAC code 334311) and a range of public- and business-sector • Cultural Studies • Cultural Studies (SATAC code 334321) agencies. You’ll use the knowledge from your university study in a practical work • Digital Humanities • Digital Humanities (SATAC code 334331) environment, build valuable networks and gain • Economics • Economics (SATAC code 334341) experience that counts towards your degree • Education • Education (SATAC code 334351) and prepares you for your future career. • English • English (SATAC code 334361) * These majors cannot be taken as a first major. • Film Studies • Film Studies (SATAC code 334901) ^ Further study is required to become a qualified psychologist • French Studies • French Studies (SATAC code 334371) • Gender Studies

10 Arts • Geography, Environment and Population • German Studies • History • Indigenous Knowledges and Society • Indonesian Studies • International Development • Italian Studies • Japanese Studies • Linguistics • Mathematical Sciences • Media • Modern Greek Studies • Music • Philosophy • Politics and International Relations • Psychology^ • Sociology • Spanish Studies. Note: You must maintain a GPA of 5.0 or you’ll be required to transfer to the Bachelor of Arts. Where could it take you? You’ll emerge from your degree with enhanced skills for either higher studies or leadership roles in your chosen career. You could shake up Adelaide with the next iconic festival concept. You might run for federal government. Perhaps you’ll join the ranks of Arts-educated CEOs on the world stage. Industry placement Maintain a high GPA and you’ll have the opportunity in third-year to take part in an internship with an organisation in the arts, media, government or environment. This includes the South Australian Parliament and a range of public- and business-sector agencies. You’ll use the knowledge from your university study in a practical work environment, build valuable networks and gain experience that counts towards your degree and prepares you for your future career. ^ Further study is required to become a qualified psychologist.

Arts 11 12 Arts BACHELOR OF CREATIVE ARTS BACHELOR OF LIBERAL DIPLOMA IN ARTS ARTS AND SCIENCES

SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 334661 74 / 26 324941 65 / 24 316181 61.5 / 24

DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY 1 year full-time North Terrace ENTRY 70 70 55

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder PREREQUISITES Search arts + creative Search arts + liberal • Pathway 1: Completion of SACE or equivalent with Selection rank of 55 • Pathway 2: Enrolment in, or graduation from, undergraduate or postgraduate degree at the University of Adelaide or another recognised Craft a more interesting world For free thinkers and truth seekers tertiary institution Creative artists are performers, designers, Why fit yourself into a box when you adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder writers, animators, curators and directors. They could think outside it? Search art keep the world of art and culture spinning. A liberal arts and sciences degree educates They make people think, laugh and feel. the whole human being. It explores know- Studying creative arts means practising ledge and society. It shows what we learn new ways of making while learning from from humanity’s greatest ideas, masterpieces Add the arts to your resume those who’ve inspired and entertained and mistakes. What’s out there? What are You don’t have to sacrifice your interest in throughout history. the rules? Where do we fit in? the arts. At the University of Adelaide, we support broad learning and insight across What will you do? It can include philosophy, history, literature, science—all the building blocks of culture fields. With our diploma, you can pursue Our Bachelor of Creative Arts develops and wisdom. an arts major while completing an under- individual creativity and knowledge. You will: graduate degree outside the arts realm. What will you do? • choose from production courses like The diploma is also a pathway into university creative writing, music and media techniques In our Bachelor of Liberal Arts and for students struggling to meet entry • study theory in your areas of interest, Sciences you’ll specialise based on your requirements on completion of Year 12. from philosophy and ethics to art history interests. In core studies: It’s a great opportunity to see if pursuing and visual culture • investigate the ethics and accuracy of arts at uni is for you, with the possibility of knowledge itself transferring into a bachelor program once • gain valuable work experience within you have some study under your belt. the creative arts industry • debate cultural controversies and our • attend masterclasses with visiting future—censorship, aliens, artificial What will you do? international academics intelligence, genetic manipulation Our Diploma in Arts is equal to a full major • go behind the scenes of a major arts • work towards small-group discoveries (24 units). If you’re enrolled in another festival through our partnership with and pursue large personal projects undergraduate degree, this generally adds the Adelaide Festival • explore Indigenous perspectives in a year to your time at university. • network with leaders and artists at the Aboriginal studies The diploma offers all the arts majors listed field’s cutting edge. • intern with scientific and cultural groups. in the Bachelor of Arts entry, other than: language studies, Mathematical Sciences You can also pursue your creative interests If you love to travel you can also study and Psychology. Unlike in the Bachelor of overseas with optional exchanges and overseas on exchange. Arts, a major in Liberal Arts is available study tours. Where could it take you? through the diploma. Where could it take you? Liberal Arts and Sciences graduates can Where could it take you? Creative Arts graduates follow and fashion reflect and connect with the world in If you’ve already finished a bachelor degree, all sorts of exciting career pathways. You all kinds of ways. You might become a the Diploma in Arts can complement your could exhibit your work in national galleries, science journalist, interviewing thinkers in studies in a range of ways. or spotlight new creative talent. You might your own podcast. You could curate at a publish fiction, biographies or reviews for museum, write for government or end up in You might need to ‘upskill’ for professional film festivals. Perhaps you’ll nurture creativity PR in Silicon Valley. Perhaps you’ll research development purposes (e.g. secondary in young people through music programs. and publish your own book. school teachers). You might want to do an honours year or further postgraduate Industry placement study in this new field. Perhaps you’re just All Bachelor of Creative Arts students have interested in having a unique perspective the opportunity to take part in a creative and greater employability. arts industry placement through the elective course Creative Arts Internship. This path is highly recommended if you’d like to enter the industry directly after completing your degree. The placement allows you to gain meaning- ful work experience by contributing to a host-organisation project. You’ll be given the opportunity to negotiate your own placement with an organisation of your choice, after discussion with the Convenor of Creative Arts Internships.

Arts 13 DOUBLE DEGREES

BACHELOR OF ARTS WITH BACHELOR OF ARTS WITH BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB DURATION SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB DURATION 324131 85.55 / 31 4 years full-time (or part-time equivalent) 324021 73.5 / 26 4 years full-time (or part-time equivalent)

CAMPUS GUARANTEED ENTRY adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder CAMPUS GUARANTEED ENTRY adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder North Terrace 75 Search arts + economics North Terrace 75 Search arts + science

Why combine Arts with Economics? Why combine Arts with Science? Arts offers great insights into history and culture. Economics throws This double degree provides incredible scope for you to follow light on our commercial realm’s complexities and examines the ‘big your emerging interests and scientific curiosity. picture’. Both are equally concerned with human behaviour. The two You’ll learn to think innovatively, communicate powerfully and come together seamlessly in a wide range of rewarding and well-paid take on roles in an exciting and diverse range of careers. careers servicing local and global communities. With an integrated understanding of the world, you’ll be uniquely prepared to find your What will you do? place in it. • Design your own degree by choosing from over 40 science and What will you do? arts majors. • Explore economic laws and theories at all levels. • Study in state-of-the-art facilities in the centre of Adelaide’s cultural hub. • Choose from South Australia’s widest range of arts majors. • Engage with new ideas through discovery and active learning. • Build skills in mathematics, statistics and data analysis. • Build scientific experimentation and research skills. • Master creative problem-solving, decision-making and communication. • Develop deep discipline knowledge in your chosen areas. For more information: • Bachelor of Arts • Bachelor of Economics For more information: • Bachelor of Arts • Bachelor of Science

BACHELOR OF ARTS WITH BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS WITH BACHELOR OF ARTS SATAC CODE DURATION various - search Degree Finder 5 years full-time (or part-time equivalent) SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB DURATION CAMPUS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 324241 77 / 27 4 years full-time (or part-time equivalent) North Terrace Audition and SACE Stage 2 (or equivalent) CAMPUS GUARANTEED ENTRY adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder North Terrace 70 ASSUMED KNOWLEDGE adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search arts + international Various – please refer to the Bachelor Search arts + music of Music specialisations on Degree Finder Why combine International Relations with Arts? Why combine Arts with Music? International relations is about the ‘big picture’. It deals with matters Music and the arts enrich and inform the way we live. Through this of power, authority, conflict and cooperation. Arts complements integrated double degree, you can pick and choose your favourite this area perfectly, offering diverse studies in social, historical and aspects of both. cultural fields. By partnering the two, you’ll maximise both your employability and your understanding of the world around us. You’ll build an impressive suite of skills and knowledge, maximising your career options in the creative arts. What will you do? What will you do? • Choose from South Australia’s widest range of arts majors. • Pursue one of eight music specialisations through the Elder • Examine how and why the world is changing today. Conservatorium of Music. • Understand global players and foreign policy. • Choose majors and minors from South Australia’s widest range • Identify creative solutions to complex problems. of arts areas. • Build advanced research, analysis and communication skills. • Receive intensive professional music training and one-on-one tuition. For more information: • Work with acclaimed researchers, performers, teachers and • Bachelor of International Relations • Bachelor of Arts guest artists. Note: you will need to attend an audition/interview for each music specialisation, regardless of the number or type of music programs you’re applying for. For details regarding audition rounds and the application process, please visit music.adelaide.edu.au/future/ auditions/auditionrounds For more information: • Bachelor of Arts • Bachelor of Music

14 Arts RELATED DEGREE

BACHELOR OF MEDIA WITH BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF LAWS

SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB DURATION SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB CAMPUS GUARANTEED ENTRY 324261 68.9 / 25 4 years full-time (or part-time equivalent) 324111, 324251 95.05 / 37 North Terrace 80

DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED ENTRY adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder • Single degree undergraduate entry: 4 years full-time (or part-time equivalent) North Terrace 70 Search arts + media • Single degree graduate entry: 3 years full-time (or part-time equivalent) • Double degrees: 5 years full-time (or part-time equivalent) Why combine Media with Arts? * Pending choice of pairing

Communication and critical thinking are key to thriving in the media adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder industry. Studying Arts will help you develop these skills, as well as Search laws broaden your knowledge base and build creative networks. You’ll emerge from this double degree with more to say, equipped with the tools you’ll need to reach your audience. You can pair the Bachelor of Laws with a number of arts degrees. Do so and you’ll be uniquely placed to pursue many specialist career What will you do? opportunities beyond the law. • Choose from South Australia’s widest range of arts majors. Possible combinations include: • Build advanced creative and social skills. • Bachelor of Laws with Bachelor of Arts • Immerse yourself in digital and interactive media, writing, research, • Bachelor of Laws with Bachelor of Criminology (4.5 years duration) reporting, storytelling, radio and video production. • Bachelor of Laws with Bachelor of Environmental Policy • Get industry experience with major media networks and outlets. and Management For more information: • Bachelor of Media • Bachelor of Arts • Bachelor of Laws with Bachelor of International Development • Bachelor of Laws with Bachelor of International Relations • Bachelor of Laws with Bachelor of Media • Bachelor of Laws with Bachelor of Social Sciences. BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS) AND BACHELOR OF ARTS

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CAMPUS GUARANTEED ENTRY PREREQUISITES various - search the North Terrace 80 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) specialisations on Degree Finder: adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search engineering + arts

Why combine Engineering with Arts? Engineers solve some of the world’s most complex challenges by applying specialist skills in mathematics, science, technology and design to create innovative and sustainable structures, systems, devices, machines, materials and processes. Arts complements this specialist area with diverse studies in social and cultural fields. You’ll graduate as an innovative thinker and powerful communicator with a competitive edge in the job market. What will you do? The Bachelor of Arts can be paired with the following Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) specialisations: Chemical, Civil, Environmental, Electrical and Electronic, and Mechanical. Depending on your chosen specialisation.

Arts 15 $57K GRADUATE NUMBER OF LANGUAGE STUDY MEDIAN STARTING LANGUAGES INTEGRATED INTO SALARY* 08 OFFERED CULTURAL COURSES

LANGUAGES

* Humanities, culture and social sciences includes language and literature fields of education, 2017 Graduate Outcomes Survey National Report January 2018, p.106, qilt.edu.au

16 Languages Be immersed in another culture Areas of specialisation Career readiness University of Adelaide language degrees The majors available to languages A great asset in its own right, the ability to provide a deeply rewarding experience, students include: communicate in another language is highly simultaneously developing your proficiency • Chinese Studies valuable in a wide range of occupations and in one or more languages, and enhancing industries, and a useful addition to other • French Studies your knowledge of the cultures from which professional interests. Graduates’ likely they originate. • German Studies career opportunities include: All languages offer different learning streams, • Indonesian Studies • interpreter/translator catering equally for students who’ve studied • Italian Studies • linguist the language to Year 12 level (or equivalent) • Japanese Studies • public servant and those starting from scratch. • Modern Greek Studies • foreign affairs • Spanish Studies. • government officer You also have the option of studying • tutor a minor in Linguistics. • humanitarian/aid worker.

“MY DEGREE QUALIFIES ME TO READ, WRITE AND SPEAK THREE LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH AND I BELIEVE THAT THIS OPENS UP A MULTIPLICITY OF OPPORTUNITIES. I KNOW THAT FUTURE EMPLOYERS WILL APPRECIATE THE VALUE OF THE SKILLS THAT MY DEGREE HAS GIVEN ME, AS WELL AS THE INSTITUTION THAT IT HAS COME FROM. ”

Jessica McEwen Bachelor of Languages

Languages 17 BACHELOR OF LANGUAGES DIPLOMA IN LANGUAGES

Our majors are: SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS 324661 85.35 / 31 • Chinese Studies 316171 1 year full-time North Terrace • French Studies DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED PREREQUISITES 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY • German Studies Enrolment in, or graduation from, an undergraduate 70 or postgraduate degree at the University of Adelaide • Indonesian Studies or another recognised tertiary institution. PREREQUISITES • Italian Studies SACE Stage 2 language subject other than English • Japanese Studies adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder (LOTE), or equivalent. IB a Group 2 Second Language Search language subject or equivalent. • Modern Greek Studies • Spanish Studies. adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search language You can also minor in Linguistics. Elevate your skill set Where could it take you? Our Diploma in Languages is set up so you can study a language alongside your Translate knowledge and culture Language graduates have the upper hand in all sorts of exciting careers. You could primary degree. The language courses Do you have a passion for languages? Are find work as a foreign service officer in are sequential—each course builds on the you fascinated by their complexity and embassies, resolving international conflicts. knowledge gained in the previous one—so deep entwinement with culture? Do you You might translate for politicians or your language studies spread across three want to travel and connect in richer ways? celebrities. You could become a professional years. You’ll gain an additional qualification and add a language to your résumé. In a changing world, the study of languages linguist or help migrants access support. has never been more relevant. Our diploma is open to domestic students Industry placement from other universities. We also welcome Australian or New Zealand citizens—or What will you do? Maintain a high GPA and you’ll have the permanent Australian visa holders—who’ve opportunity in third-year to take part in Our Bachelor of Languages is interactive already completed an undergraduate degree.* and immersive. Whether you’ve studied a an internship with an organisation in the language to Year 12 level (or equivalent) arts, media, government or environment. What will you do? or are just setting out on your language This includes the South Australian journey, we offer different streams to cater Parliament and a range of public- and We offer the following languages at both to your depth of knowledge. You will: business-sector agencies. beginner and advanced levels: • become proficient in one or You’ll use the knowledge from your university • Chinese Studies more languages study in a practical work environment, build • French Studies valuable networks and gain experience that • enhance your knowledge of the counts towards your degree and prepares • German Studies cultures they originate from you for your future career. • Indonesian Studies • heighten your awareness of • Italian Studies language systems • Japanese Studies • understand language’s role in society • Modern Greek Studies • build a greater appreciation of cultural diversity. • Spanish Studies. Note: it’s not possible to study Indonesian Studies, Italian Studies or Modern Greek Studies as part of a Diploma in Languages on its own. These languages (taught by Flinders University staff at our North Terrace campus) are only available if you’re studying a University of Adelaide degree at the same time. They’re not open to graduates or students from other universities. Where could it take you? Learning another language opens many doors in a changing world. From social work to international business, a Diploma in Languages provides greater insight and a competitive edge. * Unfortunately, international students can’t add on a Diploma in Languages as they can only have a place in one degree.

18 Languages UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE LANGUAGE DEGREES DEVELOP STUDENTS’ PROFICIENCY IN ONE OR MORE LANGUAGES, AND ENHANCE THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF THE CULTURES FROM WHICH THEY ORIGINATE.

Languages 19 GUARANTEED SA’S HIGHEST RANKED NUMBER OF ENTRY FOR MEDIA AND SPECIALISATIONS 70 RANK COMMUNICATIONS* 08 AVAILABLE

MEDIA

* www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/ university-subject-rankings/2018/

20 Media Design a vibrant career We offer specialist degrees in: Completion of one of a number of TAFE in the media industry • CGI and Visual Effects programs prior to studying at the University of Adelaide in a media degree will allow you • Game Art The University of Adelaide’s media degrees to apply for credit towards, or direct entry are strongly aligned to industry. All have • Graphic Design into, the Bachelor of Media. been developed under the guidance of • Journalism Please note: media majors are not an advisory board consisting of industry • Marketing available in double degrees. professionals from the major television and radio networks, as well as print, online, • Photographic Imaging* marketing and advertising outlets, and the • Popular Music Media internships visual effects and games industries. • Sonic Arts. You can choose to undertake an internship with a professional media organisation of Through industry-focused teaching, the Combining high-level production, critical Bachelor of Media equips you with the your choice and gain crucial workplace thinking and research skills, the Bachelor experience. These placements are a necessary skills to engage with all forms of Media produces graduates ideally of media in the digital age: from web, collaborative venture between the University placed to pursue rewarding careers in the and various media organisations in the TV and mobile media, to radio, film and highly diverse media industries, both in print. Importantly, you’ll develop skills community. This internship is open to Australia and overseas. To maximise your Bachelor of Media students only. and knowledge for the expanding employability, consider pairing Media with employment areas of interactive TV, Law, Arts, Computer Sciences, Criminology, For more information, visit: webcasting and video streaming, CGI International Relations, or Sociology. arts.adelaide.edu.au/media/careers/mit and gaming, e-learning, online news, media operations and cybersecurity. * The Photographic Imaging specialisation is studied in collaboration with the TafeSA Centre for Creative Industries.

“UNIVERSITY HAS PLAYED A FUNDAMENTAL PART IN MY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND HAS ALLOWED ME TO GAIN A STRONG INSIGHT INTO THE MEDIA INDUSTRY.”

Carina Stathis Bachelor of Media with Bachelor of Arts

Media 21 BACHELOR OF MEDIA BACHELOR OF MEDIA (CGI AND VISUAL EFFECTS)

SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB Where could it take you? 334091 65 / 24 SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 324041 78.45 / 28 Our graduates go on to all sorts of exciting DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED media careers. In film alone you could 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY 70 DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED write scripts, produce soundtracks or 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY 70 animate special effects. You might design adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder posters, interview actors, promote on social Search media adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder media—even host the awards afterwards. Search media Industry placement All Bachelor of Media students have Unleash your creativity the opportunity to take part in a media Film and television industries are increasingly Thrive in today’s media culture industry placement through the core course dependent on the use of computer- Media Industry Transitions. Media is everywhere: TV, radio, movies, generated imagery (CGI) and other visual magazines, video games, social networks. The placement allows you to gain meaningful effects. Global streaming services have also It’s all the forms of mass communication work experience by contributing to a upped the demand for film and TV content. we engage with every day. host-organisation project. You’ll be given Our Bachelor of Media (CGI and Visual the opportunity to negotiate your own Media professionals are analysers, creators Effects) gives you the skills and knowledge to placement with an organisation of your and communicators. They understand capitalise on this explosion of opportunity. people, technology and popular culture. choice, after discussion with the Convenor They use words, images and sounds to tell of Media Industry Transitions. What will you do? stories and influence audiences. You will: What will you do? • build an extensive suite of creative and Our Bachelor of Media offers eight technical skills different specialisations: • understand how CGI fits into a • CGI and Visual Effects production’s workflowon • Game Art • develop visual effects and 3D computer animations for TV, cinema • Graphic Design and online platforms • Journalism • access state-of-the art equipment • Marketing • learn from highly experienced • Photographic Imaging industry professionals. • Popular Music You also undertake an invaluable industry • Sonic Arts. placement through our Media Industry Transitions course. Depending on your interests, you’ll get chances to: Where could it take you? • understand the media industry and With a $26 million visual effects centre issues shaping it coming to Adelaide, your job prospects • gain real-world experience with major are looking good. You might coordinate media networks and outlets special effects for Hollywood blockbusters. • read the news live on air to audiences You could animate educational videos for a of thousands media production company. Perhaps you’ll become a multimedia artist, production • record, mix, master and produce assistant or even a film director. sonic projects • design digital entertainment experiences • explore Japanese media cultures through study tours in Kyoto.

22 Media BACHELOR OF MEDIA BACHELOR OF MEDIA BACHELOR OF MEDIA (GAME ART) (GRAPHIC DESIGN) (JOURNALISM)

SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 334101 67.85 / 24 334111 73.3 / 26 334131 79 / 28

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Build new worlds Visualise, deliver and adapt Nail the brief Love art and video games? Want to combine Graphic designers play a crucial role in the Naturally inquisitive? Have a knack your passions in an exciting profession? visual communication world. They produce for storytelling? Game artists create video game characters, publication and display materials using Journalists love to explore big issues and environments and vehicles. Our Bachelor print, film, electronic, digital and other get to the bottom of things. They care of Media (Game Art) gives you the skills visual media. about what’s happening in the world and knowledge to meet the demands of an Our Bachelor of Media (Graphic Design) and are always on the hunt for reliable exploding gaming industry. gives you the skills and knowledge information. As truth seekers and needed to create effective, attractive communicators, journalists have the What will you do? and marketable designs from concept potential to really influence. to commercial application. You will: What will you do? • design unique digital entertainment What will you do? experiences Our Bachelor of Media (Journalism) sets You will: you up for success in today’s fast-paced • build skills in 3D modelling and texturing news environment. You will: for interactive game media • research and analyse art and design principles • build research, interviewing and • study practical and theoretical aspects of storytelling skills software manipulation and file development • experiment with graphic styles, materials and ideas on industry standard software • study writing and production for print, • work with the latest technology • build in-depth knowledge of commercial online and mobile media • learn from experienced creatives practices in the graphic design industry • learn how to network, make contacts • understand how game design and imagery • learn high-level technical production and develop sources fit into a production’s workflow. and pre-press skills • practise judging newsworthiness, You also undertake an invaluable industry • create visual communication texts, from quality and accuracy placement through our Media Industry initial concept to final publication. • experiment with multimedia approaches Transitions course. You also undertake an invaluable industry • consider integrity and ethics, time and Where could it take you? placement through our Media Industry stress management, professionalism, Transitions course. and self-reflection You might design interesting people, • write and read the news live on air to animals or cityscapes as an animator. You Where could it take you? could conduct market research and test audiences of thousands. media. Perhaps you’ll be a creative director, You might come up with creative logos and You also undertake an invaluable industry making sure each game’s overall look and brand identities for new businesses. You placement through our Media Industry experience is guaranteed to blow minds. could be a web designer, combining your Transitions course. skills with computer know-how. Perhaps you’ll animate video content, create ads Where could it take you? for billboards or craft album covers and merchandise for bands. You could be a sports correspondent at the next Olympic Games or interview celebrities and musicians for a lifestyle publication. You might find yourself reporting from conflict zones around the world. Perhaps you’ll investigate political corruption or big business.

Media 23 BACHELOR OF MEDIA BACHELOR OF MEDIA BACHELOR OF MEDIA (MARKETING) (PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGING) (POPULAR MUSIC)

SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 334121 68.8 / 25 334061 75.05 / 26 334071 65 / 24

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The art of persuasion Capture magic Tune in to the present Advertisements, newsletters, jingles, web Like never before, we are living in a Popular music has wide appeal in society. campaigns—marketing uses media to give visually driven world. Those working in the music and media customers confidence in their decisions. Our Bachelor of Media (Photographic industries understand how dynamic, It’s crucial to any brand’s recognition, Imaging) gives you the skills and knowledge influential and exhilarating it can be. reputation and growth. to contribute to visual culture and take Our Bachelor of Media (Popular Music) Marketers are strategists and relationship your place in the professional realm. focuses on the presence and production builders. It’s their job to know what people of music in pop culture. want and to reach out in innovative ways. What will you do? What will you do? What will you do? We’ve teamed up with the Centre for Creative Industries at the Adelaide College The popular music specialisation gives Our Bachelor of Media (Marketing) of the Arts to give you the optimal study you the skills and knowledge to succeed develops business and media skills relevant experience. You will: in today’s fast-paced music and media across all industries. You will: • build technical skills with photographic environments. You will: • understand buyer mind sets and behaviour and video cameras • explore cutting-edge digital technologies • learn modern marketing theories and • access a world-class photographic studio used in music production research techniques • learn to use software tools for cataloguing, • build a unique digital identity, presence • analyse case studies and different editing, processing and storing images and composition style marketing approaches • experiment with manipulating and • access up-to-the minute research in • prepare marketing reports and plans enhancing images contemporary music history and analysis • analyse consumer data to predict current • develop your own personal visual style • develop extensive music and media literacy. and future trends • practise meeting client briefs You also undertake an invaluable industry • practise advising on pricing, advertising, • learn a range of photo and video promotion, product mix, and selling and placement through our Media Industry techniques for use in advertising, Transitions course. distribution channels. editorials, portraiture, still-life, You also undertake an invaluable industry architecture, fashion and illustration. Where could it take you? placement through our Media Industry You also undertake an invaluable industry You could establish, promote and manage Transitions course. placement through our Media Industry your own music studio. You might host Transitions course. Where could it take you? radio shows on a national station. Perhaps Where could it take you? you’ll book bands, run an entertainment You’ll emerge ready for all sorts of exciting venue, compose backing tracks or take to roles in marketing and media. You could You could shoot for local businesses, fashion the stage yourself. cook up international sales strategies for magazines or big brands. You might travel Note: an audition is required for this degree. winemakers. You might manage companies’ the world on nature photography assignments. creative teams, public relations or social media Perhaps you’ll produce video content operations. Perhaps you’ll conduct in-depth for government agencies, make indie market research for fashion giants and use documentaries or publish visual essays. it to make calls on advertising campaigns.

24 Media BACHELOR OF MEDIA (SONIC ARTS)

much fun gaming if there was nothing • explore the psychological and SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB coming from your headphones? aesthetic effects of sound. 334081 65 / 24 Our Bachelor of Media (Sonic Arts) focuses You also undertake an invaluable industry DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED on the strategic use of sound in media. placement through our Media Industry 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY Transitions course. 70 What will you do? Where could it take you? adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder The Sonic Arts specialisation gives you the Search media skills and knowledge to express creative You could work as a foley artist, creating ideas through sound. You will: sound effects and enhancing the overall • examine sound’s history and development experience of films in post-production. in film, television and games You might make soundtracks and Resonate with audiences • learn to record, mix, produce and master in voiceovers for adventure video games. Sound is an often overlooked yet crucial sound engineering and technical studies Perhaps you’ll work for a national radio part of media production. Can you imagine • experiment with interactive design, digital station or put your skills to use at an your favourite film without the swelling media, computer music composition, experimental music studio. soundtrack? Do you think you’d have as studio recording and live performance

THROUGH INDUSTRY-FOCUSED TEACHING, THE BACHELOR OF MEDIA EQUIPS YOU WITH THE NECESSARY SKILLS TO ENGAGE WITH ALL FORMS OF MEDIA IN THE DIGITAL AGE.

Media 25 DOUBLE DEGREES

BACHELOR OF MEDIA WITH BACHELOR OF MEDIA BACHELOR OF MEDIA WITH BACHELOR OF ARTS WITH BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY COMPUTER SCIENCES

SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 324261 68.9 / 25 324261 68.9 / 25 324261 68.9 / 25

DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED 4 years full-time (or North ENTRY 4 years full-time (or North ENTRY 4 years full-time (or North ENTRY part-time equivalent) Terrace 70 part-time equivalent) Terrace 70 part-time equivalent) Terrace 70

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder PREREQUISITES adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search media SACE Stage 2 Mathematical Methods (or Search media Mathematical Studies if studied prior to 2017).

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search media Why combine Media with Arts? Why combine Media with Criminology? Communication and critical thinking Media is about mass communication, are key to thriving in the media industry. entertainment and education. Criminology Studying Arts will help you develops these Why combine Media with investigates the sociology of crime and skills, as well as broadening your knowledge Computer Science? deviance. Both focus on a growing national base and building creative networks. and international field: security, social Computer-based systems are at the order and well-being. You’ll emerge from this double degree with heart of today’s media production cycle. more to say, and equipped with the tools Apps, animations, video games—new The two come together seamlessly in a needed to reach audiences. technologies are pushing media frontiers. range of exciting fields—from community South Australia’s growing visual effects development to investigative journalism. What will you do? industry is a good example of how rapidly What will you do? • Choose from South Australia’s widest things are changing. range of arts majors. With advanced computer expertise and • Learn from locally and globally • Build advanced creative and social skills. adaptability, you’ll be uniquely skilled for active researchers. the media jobs of the future. • Immerse yourself in digital and interactive • Debate and research the causes and consequences of crime. media, writing, research, reporting, What will you do? storytelling, radio and video production. • Consider how crime is represented in Explore digital, interactive and emerging • Get industry experience with major media • our culture, and the influence this has media technologies. networks and outlets. on policy and public opinion. • Study complex computer-based systems • Build skills in digital and interactive For more information and principles. media, writing, research, reporting, • Bachelor of Media • Write, design and develop media projects. storytelling, radio and video production. • Bachelor of Arts • Gain industry experience with • Get industry experience with major potential employers. media networks and outlets. For more information For more information • Bachelor of Media • Bachelor of Media • Bachelor of Computer Science • Bachelor of Criminology

26 Media BACHELOR OF MEDIA WITH BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF SOCIOLOGY INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS WITH BACHELOR OF MEDIA

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DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED 4 years full-time (or North ENTRY 4 years full-time (or North ENTRY part-time equivalent) Terrace 70 part-time equivalent) Terrace 70

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Why combine Media with Sociology? Why combine International Relations Sociology uses rigorous research with Media? to question and critique our social International relations is about interactions. In our hyper connected understanding “big picture” themes like world, social reasoning is vital for media trade, governance and human rights. Media professionals. You’ll be uniquely skilled at professionals, meanwhile, strive to engage providing informed commentary through the public with these critical matters. media channels. On completion of this double degree, Advanced communication and critical you’ll be uniquely placed to pursue a thinking skills will also be highly valuable range of influential careers—from political in a range of government, business and journalism to government and public community service roles. relations roles. What will you do? What will you do? • Identify societal trends and power structures. • Explore global challenges and foreign • Debate and problem-solve around social policy in depth. issues in the media. • Build skills in digital and interactive • Build skills in digital and interactive media, writing, research, reporting, media, writing, research, reporting, radio and video production. storytelling, radio and video production. • Pursue foreign language electives to • Get industry experience with major media boost your employability. networks and outlets. • Get industry experience with major media networks and outlets. For more information • Bachelor of Media For more information • Bachelor of Sociology • Bachelor of International Relations • Bachelor of Media

Media 27 STAFF OF MAJORS AUSTRALIA’S INTERNATIONAL AVAILABLE FIRST TERTIARY DISTINCTION 08 MUSIC SCHOOL

MUSIC

28 Music Australia’s leading music school The Institute provides an environment The musicianship test assesses your general in which contemporary music and level of musicianship, and involves the ability With a distinguished history dating back media teaching and practice flourishes; to identify and recognise musical concepts to 1883, the University of Adelaide’s Elder and students are prepared for diverse within aural, written and theoretical contexts. Conservatorium is widely respected as one careers in contemporary music performance The test covers: of the Australia’s leading music institutions. and composition, film, digital and other The conservatorium offers innovative new media, sound engineering and • aural questions covering rhythm, tonality, degrees covering all professional areas of music technologies. melody and harmony the music industry to meet the needs and • score interpretation questions about a aspirations of a wide variety of emerging Auditions musicians, performers, and creatives. given short piano extract You’ll need to attend an audition/interview • theoretical questions, such as keys, major Sia Furler Institute for for each area of specialisation, regardless and minor scales, intervals and chords. of the number or type of music degrees Contemporary Music and Media For details regarding audition rounds you apply for. The audition/interview will and the application process, visit In March 2016, The Hon. Jay Weatherill, assess your skill level and potential for music.adelaide.edu.au/future/auditions Premier of South Australia, launched the future studies. Offers are made on the basis Sia Furler Institute for Contemporary of the audition/interview score, academic Music and Media. achievement and the musicianship test.

“STUDYING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE DOESN’T FEEL LIKE A PLACE OF STUDY BUT RATHER, MY HOME—SOMEWHERE I LOVE TO BE. THE ELDER CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC HAS ALLOWED ME TO LIVE AND BREATHE CLASSICAL MUSIC—A DREAM THAT’S BEEN TURNED INTO A REALITY.”

Lucy Stoddart Bachelor of Music (Classical Voice)

Music 29 BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC (ADVANCED) (CLASSICAL VOICE) (MUSIC COMPOSITION)

SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS 334671 3 years full-time North Terrace 324069 3 years full-time North Terrace 324062 3 years full-time North Terrace

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Take your music further Raise your voice Make music that lasts Want to become a master of your art? Music majors work hard. They pour them- Composition is a craft. From the music of Committed to a career in music? High- selves into their passion. Our Bachelor of Bach or Mozart to the film scores of Hans achieving? The Bachelor of Music Music (Classical Voice) is about dedication. Zimmer, musical creations are some of (Advanced) is a distinctive degree for It is for those who love the performing arts humanity’s greatest achievements. passionate students who want to excel. and self-expression through song. Composers move, enchant and entertain. Great singers entertain, inspire and move. They conceive works of timeless beauty and What will you do? They project humour, pathos, love and reach audiences in ways words cannot. Our advanced music degree creates a anger. They are a vital organ in the world’s unique environment where you can thrive body of culture and beauty. What will you do? creatively and reach your full potential. What will you do? Our Bachelor of Music (Music You will: Composition) has both a strong focus on • benefit from more intensive, Elder Conservatorium’s Classical Voice classical traditions and an acute ear for the one-on-one tuition program welcomes you into a community demands of the 21st century composer. • access special opportunities for as passionate about music and singing as You will: higher-level study through masterclasses you are. You will: • learn a broad range of stylistic approaches and professional placements • listen to the greats and immerse yourself for composing music • take advanced classes in your specialisation in music theory • develop your compositional ‘voice’ through • become a member of a small but • work with international performers one-on-one tuition, lectures and tutorials distinctive community within the and teachers • study the principles of musical structure, wider University. • sing in choirs and ensembles notation and text setting, melodic writing, You’ll focus your abilities in one of • receive one-on-one tuition and language harmonic and rhythmic invention, counter- following specialisations: instruction (Italian, German and French) point, and instrumental colour and texture • Performance (Classical or Jazz or Voice) • learn stagecraft and theatre skills • consider the practical and work-related sides of creative music making • Creative Arts (Composition or • perform in operatic and musical Popular Music or Sonic Arts) theatre productions. • explore music aesthetics, media and technology. • Research Studies (Musicology or Music Education/Pedagogy) Where could it take you? We also provide opportunities for ensemble You might grace the stage as an opera singer. performance and collaboration in film, Note: You must maintain a GPA of 5.0 dance and theatre. or you’ll be required to transfer to the You could travel the world as a professional Bachelor of Music. chorister. You could even be the next great Where could it take you? lieder singer. Specialised training will help Where could it take you? you find your voice’s place. You might fill concert halls and opera houses with live audiences or release Your advanced professional training will albums recorded from home. You could give you significant employment advantages compose award-winning scores for film or in the music industry. You could secure a TV series. Perhaps you’ll write for top-tier place in a world-class symphony orchestra. soloists or large-scale ballets. You might perform internationally as an influential jazz virtuoso, or win an Academy Award for Best Score as a film composer. Perhaps you’ll discover an entirely new genre of music.

30 Music BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC (MUSIC EDUCATION (MUSIC PERFORMANCE - (MUSIC PERFORMANCE - AND PEDAGOGY) CLASSICAL) JAZZ)

SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS 324066 3 years full-time North Terrace 324063 3 years full-time North Terrace 324064 3 years full-time North Terrace

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Audition and SACE Stage 2 (or equivalent) Audition and SACE Stage 2 (or equivalent) Audition and SACE Stage 2 (or equivalent)

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Inspire the next generation Enthral audiences Master a musical dialect of music makers Do you want to do justice to great The Bachelor of Music (Music Performance Music’s creative and uplifting presence concertos and symphonies? To embody – Jazz) welcomes you into one of Australia’s is essential in young people’s lives. and share your passion? Our Bachelor of most vibrant and innovative jazz communities. Music (Music Performance – Classical) Great music teachers help kids express Our staff and guest artists include some challenges you to reach the highest themselves, take pride in what they do and of the finest national and international jazz standards of professional performance. appreciate new things. They give emerging musicians and educators. Our graduates are performing, teaching, composing, arranging musicians the skills and confidence they What will you do? need to thrive. and recording throughout Australia, You’ll receive one-on-one instrumental Europe, Asia, the U.S. and more. What will you do? training and attend masterclasses in your specialisation. We offer the What will you do? Our Bachelor of Music (Music Education following instruments: and Pedagogy) offers music-specific Our curriculum covers traditional and education courses and a personally tailored • classical brass (trumpet, trombone, contemporary theory and method and program to suit your interests and career tuba, French horn, euphonium) is committed to the highest standards aspirations. You will: • classical keyboard (piano, organ, of professional performance. You’ll receive one-on-one tuition and attend • build skills in your creative specialty harpsichord) masterclasses in your specialisation. • learn methods for vocal and • classical percussion Options include: instrumental coaching • classical strings (violin, viola, cello, • bass • explore key principles in 21st century double bass, guitar, harp) • drums music education • classical woodwind (flute, clarinet, • guitar • develop lesson plans based on oboe, bassoon, saxophone, recorder). different approaches You’ll also: • keyboard • expand your creative abilities and musical • take classes in technique and repertoire • trumpet skill set through practice teaching activities. • pursue aural, theoretical and • trombone Where could it take you? historical studies • saxophone • immerse yourself in ensemble activities, • voice. You could tutor in after-school programs including orchestral and chamber You’ll also: or a private music studio. You might start music studies a rock camp to empower young Australian • enjoy regular performances featuring big musicians. Perhaps you’ll be the next • benefit from weekly performance bands, jazz choirs, and Latin and small red Wiggle! opportunities with feedback from both jazz ensembles staff and students. Note: further study is required to be eligible • take classes in theory, improvisation, for South Australian teacher registration. Where could it take you? arrangement and history Visit ua.edu.au/degree-finder and search • learn about looping and sampling Master of Teaching. You might lead grand voices to transcendental heights as an accompanist. • explore career paths, music business and You could travel the globe as an orchestral world music musician. Perhaps you’ll curate concerts or • benefit from weekly performance find international stardom as a soloist. opportunities with feedback from both staff and students. Where could it take you? You might take your own music to the top. You could start a jazz club. Perhaps you’ll grace every stage in New Orleans or tour the world as a professional accompanist.

Music 31 BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC (MUSICOLOGY) (POPULAR MUSIC) (SONIC ARTS)

SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS 324065 3 years full-time North Terrace 334161 3 years full-time North Terrace 324068 3 years full-time North Terrace

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Audition and SACE Stage 2 (or equivalent) Audition and SACE Stage 2 (or equivalent) Audition and SACE Stage 2 (or equivalent)

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Map new musical territories Inspire as a contemporary Innovate in sound Musicology is the study of music in its performing artist The creation and distribution of music cultural, social, historical and stylistic Want to be a leader in contemporary and sound has been transformed by digital contexts. It’s about the way that music music? To have unmatched insight? Like technology. It’s accelerated the growth of ‘works’. And not just notes on a page or to shake up the industry? the arts, entertainment, creative and media sounds in a recording. Music also affects industries into huge global enterprises. Studying popular music is about valuing individual actions, social behaviour and your passion and pushing boundaries. Our Bachelor of Music (Sonic Arts) expression in both Western and non- prepares you to play a leading creative Western societies. What will you do? role in this exciting landscape. What will you do? Our Popular Music degree equips you What will you do? with the knowledge and skills needed to Our Bachelor of Music (Musicology) excel as a creative professional. You will: Sonic Arts incorporates all applications takes your contextual knowledge of music of contemporary technology to sound • develop your own unique identity, to the next level. You will: and music. You will: presence and style as a song writer • explore different approaches to • take courses in composition, studio • explore cutting-edge technologies for music research recording, live performance and music production • gain keen aural and analytical skills digital media • have 24/7 access to rehearsal and • develop high-level understanding of • have 24/7 access to specialised facilities, recording studios to develop your work music history and repertoire including production studios, recording • collaborate in song writing and • analyse live and recorded music rooms and digital audio laboratories performance classes • build confidence in oral and • research sound theory and music history • receive mentorship and business coaching written communication. • collaborate on group performance projects from industry professionals You can also pursue a wide range of studies • learn from international artists and • research and analyse contemporary music in other areas. If you’re interested in industry professionals. • showcase your original music through performance, you can take ensemble You’ll follow your interests across a range regular performances. classes subject to audition. of specialised courses and electives in: You can also expand your skills by • sound engineering Where could it take you? studying electives outside music. A range • music production You could continue on in academia or of options are available in Arts, Business, pursue work in music and arts journalism. Science or Media. • film sound You might work for the Rock ‘n’ Roll • software design Hall of Fame in Ohio or archive in Where could it take you? • computer music composition the Australian Jazz Museum. Perhaps Our graduates go on to all sorts of exciting you’ll publish a book about music and music careers. You could take to the stage, • instrument building acculturation in First Nations communities. or work behind the scenes at major festivals. • computer game audio You might be a producer, coaching other • interactivity artists in the studio. Perhaps you’ll write songs for pop stars or spend your work • sound design. hours at concerts as a music journalist. Where could it take you? You might invent instruments, write video game soundtracks or develop music software. You could tour the world as a live electronic musician. Perhaps you’ll be a producer, creatively advising, coaching and recording other artists in the studio.

32 Music BACHELOR OF MUSIC THEATRE

SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS 334781 3 years full-time North Terrace

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Audition and SACE Stage 2 (or equivalent)

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Steal the stage Inspired by rousing choruses, dancing and movement? Love plot twists and performance? Want to take your passion to a professional level? Live theatre entertainers are keen, creative and collaborative. They’re actors, singers, dancers, artists and engineers. They work hard to bring stories to life and entertain audiences around the world. What will you do? Our Bachelor of Music Theatre welcomes you into a vibrant community as enthusiastic about music theatre as you are. You will: • study at the prestigious Elder Conservatorium in the centre of Adelaide’s cultural hub • receive intensive, individualised training and feedback in music, dance and theatre • develop broad cultural and inter-disciplinary awareness • build skills in communication, collaboration, self-confidence, physical presence and analytical insight • benefit from the expertise of our highly accomplished and industry-active staff. You’ll also gain valuable experience through University partnerships with Adelaide Festival, South Australian Film Corporation, Adelaide Cabaret Festival and Adelaide Fringe. Where could it take you? You could take local productions on tour or find yourself under the Broadway lights. You might become a choreographer and direct chorus lines. Perhaps you’ll work in sound production or build the amazing sets behind the stars.

Music 33 DIPLOMA IN MUSIC DIPLOMA IN MUSIC DIPLOMA IN MUSIC (COMMERCIAL MUSIC (MUSIC PRODUCTION) AND SONG WRITING)

SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS SATAC CODE DURATION CAMPUS 316191 1 year full-time North Terrace 316201 1 year full-time North Terrace 316211 1 year full-time North Terrace

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Audition and enrolment in, or graduation from, Audition and enrolment in, or graduation from, Audition and enrolment in, or graduation from, an undergraduate or postgraduate degree at an undergraduate or postgraduate degree at an undergraduate or postgraduate degree at the University of Adelaide or another recognised the University of Adelaide or another recognised the University of Adelaide or another recognised tertiary institution. tertiary institution. tertiary institution.

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Stomp to your own beat Fast-track your music career Engineer your career in a growing industry Love music? Ready to take your passion Do you want to perform as an artist? Or When it comes to epic concerts and great to the next level? write and produce behind the scenes? records, sound engineers and producers Our Diploma in Music is a great There’s so much more to the music are just as important as the artists. They are introduction to the professional music industry than the voices we hear on the the unsung heroes that balance, blend and world for students who might not typically radio and the stars on stage. tame audio before it even reaches our ears. gain entry into our bachelor degrees. Commercial music professionals are business and software savvy. They’re creative, What will you do? What will you do? innovative and always ready to collaborate. Our Diploma in Music (Music Production) Depending on your interests you will: gives you a thorough grounding in both What will you do? studio and live sound engineering. You’ll • practice song writing and performance Our Diploma in Music (Commercial Music gain vital creative, collaborative, technical • dive into sonic arts and sound and Song Writing) prepares you for the and business skills as you: engineering entertainment and media industries of the • learn all there is to know about recording, • explore music in media—from film 21st century. You will: mixing and post-production to video gaming • develop song writing and composition skills • consider best practice for session set-up • learn from research experts and in a variety of contemporary music genres and management active musicians. • take courses in sound recording and • take courses in sound, acoustics, digital There are three learning streams to production, music theory, and business audio, and music choose from: • create and present original work • practise adapting to technological disruption • Ensemble Studies • get real industry experience • work with leading experts and active • Music and Media • attend presentations by music guests industry professionals. • Popular Music. with international profiles and learn If you want to study further you’ll also from active professionals. collect 24 units of credit towards the Where could it take you? If you want to study further you’ll also Bachelor of Music (Sonic Arts). If you want to study further, you’ll gain collect 24 units of credit towards the entry into several streams of the Bachelor Bachelor of Music (Popular Music). Where could it take you? of Music. You could also start your career in You could master the acoustics of local the industry, perhaps as a sound engineer Where could it take you? music venues or travel the world with at a local venue or performing your own Our music graduates go on to all sorts of international festival line ups. You might original music. exciting careers. You could be performing create innovative backing tracks with virtual to thousands on the festival circuit, or instruments. Perhaps you’ll help artists become a lyricist on your favourite artist’s experiment in the studio or perfect their song writing team. You might sell original albums for release. beats and instrumental tracks for games and films. Perhaps you’ll guide and record emerging artists in the studio.

34 Music DOUBLE DEGREES

BACHELOR OF ARTS WITH BACHELOR OF TEACHING BACHELOR OF TEACHING BACHELOR OF MUSIC (MIDDLE) WITH (SECONDARY) WITH BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC

SATAC CODE DURATION SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB Various – please refer 5 years full-time 334591 70 / 25 334641 70 / 25 to Degree Finder (or part-time equivalent) DURATION CAMPUS DURATION CAMPUS CAMPUS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 4 years full-time (or North Terrace 4 years full-time (or North Terrace North Terrace Audition and SACE Stage 2 part-time equivalent) part-time equivalent) (or equivalent). ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ASSUMED KNOWLEDGE Audition and SACE State 2 (or equivalent). Audition and SACE State 2 (or equivalent). Various – please refer to the Bachelor of Music In addition, applicants must complete a non-academic In addition, applicants must complete a non-academic majors on Degree Finder assessment task as part of their application to assessment task as part of their application to demonstrate their motivation to teach, strong demonstrate their motivation to teach, strong interpersonal and communication skills, willingness interpersonal and communication skills, willingness adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder to learn, resilience, self-efficacy, and strong to learn, resilience, self-efficacy, and strong Search music organisational and planning skills. organisational and planning skills.

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search teaching Search teaching Why combine Arts with Music? Music and the arts enrich and inform the way we live. Through this integrated Light a musical spark Give the gift of music double degree, you can pick and choose your favourite aspects of both. You’ll build Music in the middle years (7-10) provides Music in the secondary years is beneficial an impressive suite of skills and knowledge, a much-needed environment of acceptance, for young people’s intellectual, emotional maximising your career options in the creativity and self-expression. Music and social wellbeing. For some students, creative arts. specialist teachers encourage, test and it becomes a key source of pride, success inspire emerging musicians. and joy. What will you do? Our Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) As a music specialist teacher in the • Pursue one of eight music specialisations. with Bachelor of Music sets you up secondary years you’ll help your students • Choose majors and minors from South for a rewarding career focused around hone musical skills, pursue their goals Australia’s widest range of arts areas. your passion. and build confidence. • Receive intensive professional music What will you do? What will you do? training and one-on-one tuition. • Build expertise in both music and an Our Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) • Work with acclaimed researchers, additional non-music teaching area. with Bachelor of Music is designed performers, teachers and guest artists. • Explore educational issues, curriculum in collaboration with the Elder Note: you will need to attend an audition/ and practice relevant to the middle years. Conservatorium of Music. You will: interview for each music specialisation, • Work with inspiring teachers and researchers. • work with experienced musicians, regardless of the number or type of performers, teachers and researchers music programs you’re applying for. • Gain professional experience and For details regarding audition rounds connections through extensive school • build expertise in music and an and the application process, please visit placements. additional non-music teaching area music.adelaide.edu.au/future/auditions/ • explore educational issues, curriculum and auditionrounds Where could it take you? practice relevant to the secondary years • gain professional experience and connect- For more information You’ll graduate with the skills and knowledge to respond to the intellectual, ions through extensive school placements. • Bachelor of Arts social and emotional needs of students in Where could it take you? • Bachelor of Music the middle years. You will be fully qualified to register as a teacher Australia-wide. You’ll graduate fully qualified to register as If you’d like to teach overseas, your degree a secondary teacher Australia-wide. If you’d will be valid in most other countries. An like to teach overseas, your degree will be education background will also prove valid in most other countries. An education invaluable in a wide range of careers servicing background will also prove invaluable communities outside the classroom. in a wide range of careers servicing communities outside the classroom.

Music 35 CENTRE FOR ABORIGINAL STUDIES IN MUSIC (CASM)

What is CASM? Students are also prepared for ongoing study and training in a variety of fields, including: CASM is a specialist Australian Indigenous music, teacher training, education, sound music centre located within the Elder engineering, psychology, community develop- Conservatorium of Music. It’s Australia’s ment, youth work, arts management, health, only devoted university-based centre linguistics, arts, theatre, media and broad- providing tertiary-level music programs for casting, visual arts and dance, and research. studies in Australian Indigenous music, and provides specialised educational programs Student support and mentoring for Indigenous students. It’s also an important centre for Australian CASM programs are ABSTUDY approved, and Indigenous music production. available to students from around Australia. Studies at CASM may be taken part-time, CASM Foundation Year although ABSTUDY support requires a 0.75 fulltime equivalent study load. Aboriginal CASM offers an inspiring and engaging and Torres Strait Islander students at the Foundation Year program, which is delivered University of Adelaide can obtain support over two semesters and provides a pathway through Wirltu Yarlu Aboriginal Education, for Indigenous Australians into university. and the University’s wider support services. We offer: Individualised academic support is provided • specialist music training through the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance • access to a music recording studio Scheme, which offers free tutorial support for Indigenous students. Wirltu Yarlu also • Indigenous tutoring assistance provides student support in areas such as • preparation for further study in music ABSTUDY, accommodation, financial and other degrees assistance, facilities, learning support, mentoring, scholarships, and cadetships. • student accommodation service. Our program is HECS-HELP free, How to apply for CASM programs ABSTUDY approved and is open to Selection for CASM programs can take place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander at any time, though most applicants apply Australians aged 17 years and over. between September and January for a Semester 1 start, or from June to July for a Semester 2 CASM studios start. For more information and an application Throughout their studies, CASM students form, visit ua.edu.au/casm-foundation are actively involved in musical composition, and select Apply Now, or email CASM at performance and recording, including studio [email protected]. production. Much of this work is undertaken For audition information and to learn more, in the CASM studios, which provide state- visit ua.edu.au/casm-foundation of-the-art rehearsal and recording facilities. For further information Further studies at CASM Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music (CASM) CASM offers prerequisite-free courses in Level 6, Schulz building, Indigenous music for undergraduate students, The University of Adelaide, SA 5005 Australia as well as specialised research training in Indigenous music studies for honours and Email: [email protected] higher-degree-by-research students. Telephone: (08) 8313 5795 Free Call: 1800 061 459 Careers and further study pathways CASM prepares graduates to participate in professional life as performers, composers, arrangers, educators, researchers, sound engineers, producers, arts administrators, researchers, and more. Students regularly participate in community performance events and learn about the music industry, developing skills useful for community development activities involving music.

36 Music CASM PROVIDES SPECIALISED, TERTIARY-LEVEL, UNIVERSITY- BASED MUSIC PROGRAMS FOR ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER MUSICIANS.

Music 37 $67K MEDIAN GUARANTEED RANKED IN TOP 100 WORLDWIDE GRADUATE ENTRY FOR ANTHROPOLOGY AND SALARY* 70 RANK DEVELOPMENT STUDIES**

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38 Social Sciences Better the world through Arts internship Environmental Policy and social understanding Maintain a high GPA and you’ll have the Management internship The forces of change in today’s opportunity in third-year to take part in an This internship allows you to work with technologically advanced and global society internship with an organisation in the arts, an organisation engaged in environmental are complex. In our social sciences degrees media, government or environment. This policy, planning, research or management. you will develop the expertise to analyse and includes a range of public- and business- understand the issues, and then think of ways sector agencies. You’ll use the knowledge from Study Overseas opportunities to improve and help society. your university study in a practical work environment, build valuable networks and gain The University of Adelaide has exchange Our academic staff are active researchers and experience that counts towards your degree links with over 100 institutions around the leaders in the fields of anthropology, Asian and prepares you for your future career. world, giving you the opportunity to study studies, criminology, geography, environment overseas and have it count towards your degree. and population, gender studies, international Parliamentary internship development, politics and international You could undertake a short study tour of relations, and sociology. With outstanding This internship provides a research just a few weeks, complete a specific program teaching across so many disciplines, you will placement with a member of the Parliament over a month or two, or soak up the culture thoroughly explore current thinking and of South Australia (MP). You’ll gain first- for a semester or full academic year. debates, and become a well-rounded voice of hand experience of parliament’s workings To discover more about the many exciting reason ready to contribute to society. and have the opportunity to work with an opportunities available in Europe, Asia, MP on a research topic nominated by the the Americas, Africa and Oceania, visit: member. By the end of the internship, you adelaide.edu.au/study-overseas/experiences will have an enhanced understanding of parliamentary and public policy processes.

“THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE HAS PROVIDED ME A RANGE OF OPPORTUNITIES TO EXPLORE MY INTERESTS AND DEVELOP SKILLS THAT WILL ASSIST ME IN MY CAREER.”

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Social Sciences 39 BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND MANAGEMENT

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For a fairer world Make a career out of crime Stand up for the environment How do we reduce poverty? Where do Criminology is the study of crime and Earth is home to 7 billion people—and inequalities stem from? Can we resolve society’s responses to it. It goes far beyond we’re careless. Businesses dump waste into cultural conflicts? ‘whodunit’ into age-old questions of oceans. Loggers cut down precious forests. Social science is the study of human society morality and fairness. Nature suffers as a result. and relationships. Social scientists conduct Criminologists study the stories and Environmental policy aims to stop this urgent, problem-driven research on social problems behind criminal acts. They happening, through mechanisms like challenges, injustices and inequalities. They work to understand crime through rainforest protections, fishing guidelines tackle complex issues—from the gender pay critical analysis. and wildlife sanctuaries. Those who develop gap to the plight of refugees and climate it are problem-solvers, standing between the change’s human impacts. Armed with in- What will you do? environment and processes that exploit it. depth analysis of the underlying issues, social Our Bachelor of Criminology strengthens What will you do? scientists can then help policy makers your ‘criminological imagination’ as you: respond effectively with appropriate solutions. • examine criminal and anti-social behaviour Our Bachelor of Environmental Policy and What will you do? Management challenges you to make a • debate the causes and consequences positive impact. You will: of crime Our Bachelor of Social Sciences draws • research how humans affect from sociology, politics, geography and • explore the role of inequality, power natural environments anthropology, criminology and gender, and politics • explore approaches to conservation Aboriginal and Asian studies. Through • consider violence, deviancy and policing these lenses you’ll: and sustainability • learn about online, corporate and • create policy and plans for managing • explore the many challenges of a transnational crime globalised world environmental problems • question justice and corrections systems. • take practical approaches to social • learn about climate change, biodiversity, population growth and resource scarcity. justice issues Where could it take you? There are also travel opportunities. We • learn to devise, carry out, and evaluate Criminology graduates go on to all sorts of policy solutions offer exchanges and study tours where fascinating careers. You could find yourself you’ll tackle real-life problems in • build valuable research skills working in the field of cyber-defence. vulnerable communities. • extract meaningful information from data You could advocate to improve the prison system. You might want to become an Where could it take you? • design independent enquiry projects. investigative journalist and host your own If you maintain a high GPA, you can also gripping True Crime podcast. Environmental expertise is in demand. You could spend your days outdoors as intern with an arts, media, government or environmental organisation. a park ranger or draw up plans for big business and government. You might set Where could it take you? up programs to restore habitats for local wildlife. Perhaps you’ll work towards Our graduates emerge informed and sustainability in remote communities, build ready to bring about positive change. You policy around renewable energy, or get could work on the front line providing involved with ecotourism. humanitarian aid to those in need. You might further safety and support as a social inclusion officer in business. You could improve policy, write it or run for government yourself.

40 Social Sciences BACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL BACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS DEVELOPMENT

• get to know key actors in global politics SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB and the challenges they face 324391 77.35 / 27 334021 66.9 / 24 • consider relationships that involve power, DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED authority, influence, conflict, cooperation, 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY selfishness and altruism 70 70 • analyse political institutions and adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder business-government relations Search international + development Search international + relations • learn about the history of globalisation and foreign-policy formation. You can also boost your employability Be a change maker Your passport to success and cross-cultural awareness by: • studying a language Why is there global inequality? Why are In what ways is the world changing? some countries poor, or struggling with What influence do we have? How can • going on study tours conflict, while others forge ahead? we reduce conflict? • enrolling in overseas exchange programs. Our Bachelor of International International relations is about interactions Development equips you to tackle these across oceans and borders. It examines the Where could it take you? and other big questions surrounding political and societal forces of international Our graduates emerge ready for exciting the world’s greatest political, economic, change. To study it is to delve into history, roles across Australia and around the cultural and ecological challenges. politics, economics, anthropology and law. world. You might find yourself at the United Nations as a human rights officer. What will you do? What will you do? You could work as a policy advisor or an We’ll support you in developing the skills, In our Bachelor of International Relations intelligence analyst in a government agency knowledge and attributes needed to make you can specialise in international security, or a non-governmental organisation. a real and positive difference in the lives of global justice, human rights, global You might be a public relations expert or others. You will: governance, rising powers, or global marketing consultant for an international • examine how government, business, citizenship. In core studies you’ll: business. Perhaps you’ll write political non-governmental organisations and news. Or you could work in foreign affairs, individuals influence development strengthening partnerships and providing aid to developing countries. • learn how development groups function and make money • explore the major contributing factors leading to issues such as extreme poverty, poor health, fragile governance, inequality and environmental vulnerability • analyse possible solutions to issues in the developing world • practice a range of skills required “I HAVE REALLY ENJOYED BEING in the field. IN AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE I You can also get in-country experience by studying abroad. The University partners AM ENCOURAGED TO DEVELOP the Australian Consortium for ‘In-Country’ Indonesian Studies. We offer programs MY OWN UNDERSTANDING AND with Scope Global in Vietnam, Indonesia, OPINIONS. I NEVER EXPECTED Africa and Asia. TO FIND A PASSION FOR THE Where could it take you? POLITICAL REALM, BUT I Graduates go on to all sorts of rewarding careers that focus on strengthening HAVE FOUND IT INCREDIBLY communities’ wellbeing in developing countries. You could be an international FASCINATING.” aid agency employee or humanitarian Nikki Huggard aid worker. You might provide hands-on Bachelor of International Relations support in disaster zones. Perhaps you’ll be a project officer or conduct research for a non-governmental organisation.

Social Sciences 41 BACHELOR OF PEACE BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY, AND CONFLICT STUDIES POLITICS AND ECONOMICS

Where could it take you? SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 334681 69.85 / 25 334691 76.5 / 27 You’ll graduate career-ready and prepared to problem-solve at all levels of complexity. DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED You could advise on policy, write it or 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY 70 70 run for government yourself. You might move into research or media commentary. adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Perhaps you’ll assist global businesses with Search peace Search philosophy decision making as a consultant, or lead them to success as a CEO. Industry placement Build a more understanding world For big picture intellects The Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics and With widespread crisis and conflict around Understanding social complexities requires Economics gives you opportunities to the globe, there is an urgent need for looking through more than one lens. develop practical workplace readiness individuals who possess the knowledge, Students of philosophy, politics and throughout your degree. skills and creativity to help communities economics are deeply acquainted with Core seminars centre around topic-based affected by conflict recover, reconcile and social and political institutions. They reason work on real-world issues, and involve rebuild through peacebuilding strategies rigorously and reflect on moral and ethical experienced practitioners from business and initiatives. values. They understand how resources and government. Plus, you’ll undertake must be managed and that economics an industry internship, where you’ll apply What will you do? influences everything. your developing knowledge in a practical Our Bachelor of Peace and Conflict Studies work environment and build valuable is the first and only degree of its kind What will you do? professional networks. offered in South Australia. It will equip Our Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics you with the knowledge and skills to make and Economics has a structure unique positive contributions to conflict resolution in South Australia, and highly regarded and peacebuilding initiatives around the internationally. You will: world. You will: • learn broadly across all three areas before • explore the history of peace, conflict, focusing on your chosen discipline justice and human rights from a global perspective • analyse complex political and economic scenarios • learn to manage, resolve and transform conflict through contemporary practices • critically debate morality, freedom and social justice • hear from professionals working in the humanitarian sector • understand and develop responses to pressing real-world problems • major or minor in a complementary discipline of your choice • benefit from contact and mentoring with experts and researchers • go on optional study tours to see how peace has successfully been built in • gain practical insights from guest speakers nations affected by conflict within political and business communities • be able to study abroad at • career plan from early on and undertake international universities. an internship aligned with your goals. Where could it take you? There are many exciting employment opportunities in the humanitarian, inter- national development and peacebuilding sector, such as policy advisor, project officer, or aid agency worker.

42 Social Sciences BACHELOR OF SOCIOLOGY

interactions and their consequences. It’s • study influential thinkers throughout history SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB about questioning the social world and 334011 65 / 24 • develop high-level research and how it fits together. analysis skills DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED Sociologists research human experience • investigate areas of interest such as crime 3 years full-time North Terrace ENTRY and offer new perspectives. They explore 70 prevention, social control, globalisation, diverse topics—from race, gender and class cultures and subcultures. to religion, love and war. adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Where could it take you? Search sociology What will you do? You’ll graduate ready to make an informed Our Bachelor of Sociology challenges and constructive difference. You might end you to think critically, promote positive up working as an advocate for at-risk youth. Use your voice to empower society social change and empower those in need. You could push to connect vulnerable What divides us? What causes inequalities? You will: groups with health and support services. How does the media influence our lives? • identify societal trends and power structures Perhaps you’ll advise on human rights Sociology is the study of human activity • debate and problem-solve around policy or run for government yourself. in societies. It’s concerned with group social issues

“DUE TO MY UNIQUE STUDY SCHEDULE I WILL GRADUATE WITH A BACHELOR’S DEGREE, MULTIPLE INTERNATIONAL AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES, AND 4 YEARS WORK EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD. I AIM TO WORK IN THE FIELD OF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, HUMANITARIAN AID, CHARITIES, AND STILL CONTINUE MY WORK WITH SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION.”

Amy Rowe Bachelor of Sociology

Social Sciences 43 DOUBLE DEGREES

BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY BACHELOR OF BACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL WITH BACHELOR OF LAWS INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS RELATIONS WITH BACHELOR WITH BACHELOR OF ARTS OF ECONOMICS

SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 324111 95.05 / 37 324241 77 / 27 324241 77 / 27

DURATION CAMPUS DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED 4.5 years full-time (or North Terrace 4 years full-time (or North ENTRY 4 years full-time (or North ENTRY part-time equivalent) part-time equivalent) Terrace 70 part-time equivalent) Terrace 70

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search criminology + laws Search international + arts Search international + arts

Why combine Criminology with Laws? Why combine International Why combine International Expertise in the sociology of crime and Relations with Arts? Relations with Economics? deviance will complement, contextualise International relations is about the “big The forces of influence and change in the and enrich your legal studies. picture”. It deals with matters of power, world are complex. Politics and economics On graduation you’ll be uniquely placed to authority, conflict and cooperation. Arts require international cooperation and pursue careers in criminal law, government, complements this perfectly, offering diverse experts who can assess large-scale decisions. commerce, industry, academia, social studies in social, historical and cultural fields. This combination contextualises economics welfare and community organisations. By partnering the two, you’ll maximise within major social and political issues in both your employability and your international relations. The two areas come What will you do? understanding of the world around us. together in exciting, diverse and rewarding Our Bachelor of Criminology with careers at local and global levels. Bachelor of Laws focuses on criminal What will you do? What will you do? justice policy and practice. You will: • Choose from South Australia’s widest • explore legal and criminological concepts, range of arts majors. • Examine how and why the world is processes and methods • Examine how and why the world is changing around us. • take internship courses in legal practice changing today. • Learn about globalisation and and research • Understand global players and foreign policy. • pursue specialised interests in both areas foreign policy. • Explore economic laws and theories through electives • Identify creative solutions to at all levels. • get placement opportunities in complex problems. • Build skills in mathematics, statistics community legal centres or free clinics • Build advanced research, analysis and and data analysis. • access extracurricular training and communication skills. • Master creative problem-solving, activities such as moot court competitions. decision-making and communication. For more information For more information For more information • Bachelor of International Relations • Bachelor of Criminology • Bachelor of Arts • Bachelor of International Relations • Bachelor of Laws • Bachelor of Economics

44 Social Sciences BACHELOR OF MEDIA WITH BACHELOR OF MEDIA WITH BACHELOR OF CRIMINOLOGY BACHELOR OF SOCIOLOGY

SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 324261 68.9 / 25 324261 68.9 / 25

DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED DURATION CAMPUS GUARANTEED 4 years full-time (or North ENTRY 4 years full-time (or North ENTRY part-time equivalent) Terrace 70 part-time equivalent) Terrace 70

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search media Search media

Why combine Media with Criminology? Why combine Media with Sociology? Media is about mass communication, Sociology uses rigorous research entertainment and education. Criminology to question and critique our social investigates the sociology of crime and interactions. In our hyper connected deviance. Both focus on a growing national world, social reasoning is vital for media and international field: security, social professionals. You’ll be uniquely skilled at order and well-being. providing informed commentary through The two come together seamlessly in a media channels. range of exciting fields—from community Advanced communication and critical development to investigative journalism. thinking skills will also be highly valuable in a range of government, business and What will you do? community service roles. • Learn from locally and globally What will you do? active researchers. • Debate and research the causes and • Identify societal trends and power structures. consequences of crime. • Debate and problem-solve around social • Consider how crime is represented in issues in the media. our culture, and the influence this has on • Build skills in digital and interactive policy and public opinion. media, writing, research, reporting, • Build skills in digital and interactive storytelling, radio and video production. media, writing, research, reporting, • Get industry experience with major media storytelling, radio and video production. networks and outlets. • Get industry experience with major media networks and outlets. For more information • Bachelor of Media For more information • Bachelor of Sociology • Bachelor of Media • Bachelor of Criminology

Social Sciences 45 $64K GRADUATE NUMBER OF RANKED IN TOP MEDIAN STARTING PLACEMENTS 100 WORLDWIDE SALARY* 05 AVAILABLE FOR EDUCATION**

TEACHING

* 2017 Graduate Outcomes Survey National Report January 2018, p106, www.qilt.edu.au ** www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/university-subject-rankings/2018/education-training (UniSA ranked 101-150, Flinders ranked 151-200)

46 TeachingArts Inspire our next generation Placements Career readiness Our Bachelor of Teaching double degrees are Practical experience in a middle or Graduates are well prepared for a range the first step towards a rewarding career in secondary school setting is vital to develop of roles in education, including: which you can inspire, challenge and guide and practise your teaching skills. The • curriculum leader or writer the young people in our community who will placements are a full-time, continuous, become society’s leaders of tomorrow. in-school teaching experience. The blocks • education coordinator or consultant of professional experience include: You will major in two subject areas to teach • education officer or educator in in the middle or secondary years (7–10 and 8 • Year 1: 10 days non-school settings –12 respectively) of schooling. The main focus • Year 2: 10 days • education policy writer or adviser in the degrees’ first three years is on completing • Year 3: 10 days two majors (in two teaching areas or subjects), • professional development or training • Year 4: 2 blocks of 25 days or a major and a minor sequence. You’ll position in non-school sites explore educational issues and practice, and • school services officer undertake a professional experience placement Professional accreditation • teacher, lead or head teacher, school leader in a school every year of the degree. The Bachelor of Teaching double degree • tutor. You will also learn wellbeing strategies that provides a professional qualification recognised help you consider the needs of the learners in for teacher registration purposes throughout Your degree sets you up for further study and your class as well as yourself. And through our Australia and, in most cases, overseas. career progression to leadership positions. unique e-learning program, you’ll develop skills to teach the next generation of citizens Additional requirements Master of Teaching in a rapidly changing technological world. Before you graduate from your Teaching degree, (Middle and Secondary) you will need to pass the Literacy and The final year is aligned to school terms, and The Master of Teaching (Middle and Numeracy Test for Initial Teacher Education all study is linked to teaching methodology and Secondary) is suitable for those who already (also referred to as LANTITE). To find out pedagogy (the why and how of teaching). You’ll have a degree specialising in subjects relevant more, go to teacheredtest.acer.edu.au/. also have two blocks of teaching in schools to to middle and secondary school teaching practise planning and assessing learning. The University of Adelaide will reimburse you (Years 7 - 12). This two-year Masters is taught If all courses and placements are completed, when you successfully complete the Literacy in accelerated mode in 18 months (1.5 years). you’ll be able to register to teach in term 4, component of the test at your first attempt. giving you a substantial head start in your career and the potential to immediately start earning a professional income.

“THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE HAS A CERTAIN PRESTIGE ABOUT IT. EMPLOYERS HAVE COME TO EXPECT EXCEPTIONAL GRADUATES FROM ADELAIDE UNI. I BELIEVE THAT HAVING A DEGREE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE PUTS ME IN A FAVOURABLE POSITION WHEN APPLYING FOR WORK.”

Denise Reid Bachelor of Arts (History) with Bachelor of Teaching

Teaching 47 BACHELOR OF TEACHING BACHELOR OF TEACHING BACHELOR OF TEACHING (MIDDLE) WITH (MIDDLE) WITH BACHELOR (MIDDLE) WITH BACHELOR OF ARTS OF MATHEMATICAL AND BACHELOR OF MUSIC COMPUTER SCIENCES SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 334571 70 / 25 334591 70 / 25 SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB DURATION CAMPUS 334581 70 / 25 DURATION CAMPUS 4 years full-time North Terrace 4 years full-time North Terrace DURATION CAMPUS ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 4 years full-time North Terrace ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Applicants must complete a non-academic Audition and SACE Stage 2 (or equivalent) assessment task as part of their application to PREREQUISITES demonstrate their motivation to teach, strong SACE Stage 2 Mathematical Methods (or ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS interpersonal and communication skills, willingness Mathematical Studies if studied prior to 2017) to learn, resilience, self-efficacy, and strong Applicants must complete a non-academic organisational and planning skills. assessment task as part of their application to ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS demonstrate their motivation to teach, strong Applicants must complete a non-academic interpersonal and communication skills, willingness adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder assessment task as part of their application to to learn, resilience, self-efficacy, and strong Search teaching demonstrate their motivation to teach, strong organisational and planning skills interpersonal and communication skills, willingness to learn, resilience, self-efficacy, and strong organisational and planning skills. adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search teaching

Spark curiosity through Arts adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder The middle school years (7-10) are an Search teaching exciting time. Students are working out Light a musical spark who they are, what’s important to them and Music in the middle school years (7-10) where the answers to these questions could Nurture vital skills take them. provides a much-needed environment of acceptance, creativity and self-expression. Our Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) with With science, technology, engineering, and mathematics set to shape the future, we need Music specialist teachers encourage, test Bachelor of Arts gives you the skills to and inspire emerging musicians. engage growing young people in the vital great teachers to connect with the curious study of history, society, culture and creativity. minds of young people in years 7-10. Our Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) This degree offers specialisations in with Bachelor of Music sets you up What will you do? Mathematics and/or Digital Technologies for a rewarding career focused around your passion. The arts covers a broad range of learning and/or another approved area. You’ll build areas, including Languages, History, key skills and empower future generations. What will you do? Geography, Legal Studies, Psychology What will you do? and English. Over the course of the • Build expertise in both music and an degree you will: In our Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) with additional non-music teaching area. • build expertise in the two subjects you Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer • Explore educational issues, curriculum intend to teach Sciences you’ll: and practice relevant to the middle school years. • explore educational issues, curriculum • build expertise in the areas you intend and practice relevant to the middle years to teach • Work with inspiring teachers and researchers. • work with inspiring teachers and researchers • explore educational issues, curriculum • Gain professional experience and and practice relevant to the middle connections through extensive • gain professional experience and school years school placements. connections through extensive • work with inspiring teachers and researchers school placements. Where could it take you? • gain professional experience and Where could it take you? connections through extensive You’ll graduate with the skills and know- school placements. ledge to respond to the intellectual, social You’ll graduate with the skills and know- and emotional needs of students in the ledge to respond to the intellectual, social Where could it take you? middle years. You will be fully qualified to and emotional needs of students in the register as a teacher Australia-wide. If you’d middle years. You will be fully qualified to You’ll graduate with the skills and know- like to teach overseas, your degree will be register as a teacher Australia-wide. If you’d ledge to respond to the intellectual, social valid in most other countries. An education like to teach overseas, your degree will be and emotional needs of students in the background will also prove invaluable valid in most other countries. An education middle years. You will be fully qualified to in a wide range of careers servicing background will also prove invaluable register as a teacher Australia-wide. If you’d communities outside the classroom. in a wide range of careers servicing like to teach overseas, your degree will be communities outside the classroom. valid in most other countries. An education background will also prove invaluable * Students who wish to major in Mathematics or Digital Technologies must also complete a major in a wide range of careers servicing from the Faculty of Science. communities outside the classroom.

48 Teaching BACHELOR OF TEACHING BACHELOR OF TEACHING BACHELOR OF TEACHING (MIDDLE) WITH (SECONDARY) WITH (SECONDARY) WITH BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS

SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 334601 70 / 25 334611 70 / 25 334621 70 / 25

DURATION CAMPUS DURATION CAMPUS DURATION CAMPUS 4 years full-time North Terrace 4 years full-time North Terrace 4 years full-time North Terrace

ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Applicants must complete a non-academic Applicants must complete a non-academic Applicants must complete a non-academic assessment task as part of their application to assessment task as part of their application to assessment task as part of their application to demonstrate their motivation to teach, strong demonstrate their motivation to teach, strong demonstrate their motivation to teach, strong interpersonal and communication skills, willingness interpersonal and communication skills, willingness interpersonal and communication skills, willingness to learn, resilience, self-efficacy, and strong to learn, resilience, self-efficacy, and strong to learn, resilience, self-efficacy, and strong organisational and planning skills. organisational and planning skills. organisational and planning skills.

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search teaching Search teaching Search teaching

Ignite an appetite for science Share your passion with the Give kids the bigger picture With an uncertain future ahead, a science next generation It’s important that young people leave savvy populace is more important than ever. Secondary school teachers can have a high school able to make decisions Great middle school science teachers tap profound influence on young people’s lives. and understand their place in a global into the natural curiosity and imaginative They challenge, encourage and inspire. economy. In the modern world, financial thinking of young people in years 7-10. They appreciate the arts as vital to a and economic literacy are key for living an They build a strong foundation of well-rounded education. empowered life. knowledge and inspire a spirit of discovery. Our Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) with Economics teachers encourage an informed Bachelor of Arts provides a unique pathway and questioning mindset. They help What will you do? to a rewarding career. position students as citizens of the world, Our Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) with set to thrive, influence and lead. What will you do? Bachelor of Science offers specialisations What will you do? in Biology, Chemistry, Earth and You’ll build deep understanding of the Environmental Science, Physics and/or subjects you intend to teach, selecting from: In our Bachelor of Teaching with Bachelor another approved area. You will: of Economics you will: • Classroom music • build expertise in the subjects you • build expertise in economics and an • Economics intend to teach additional area you intend to teach • English • explore educational issues, curriculum • explore educational issues, curriculum and practice relevant to the middle years • Geography and practice • work with inspiring teachers and researchers • History • work with inspiring teachers and researchers • gain professional experience and • Languages (Chinese, French, German, • gain professional experience and connections through extensive Indonesian, Italian Japanese, Modern connections through extensive school placements. Greek, Spanish) school placements. • Linguistics (ESL*) Where could it take you? Where could it take you? • Legal Studies (minor only) You’ll graduate with the skills and know- • Media You’ll graduate fully qualified to register as ledge to respond to the intellectual, social a secondary teacher Australia-wide. If you’d and emotional needs of students in the • Psychology. like to teach overseas, your degree will be middle years. You will be fully qualified to You’ll also: valid in most other countries. An education register as a teacher Australia-wide. If you’d • explore educational issues, curriculum and background will also prove invaluable like to teach overseas, your degree will be practice relevant to the secondary years in a wide range of careers servicing valid in most other countries. An education communities outside the classroom. background will also prove invaluable • work with inspiring teachers and researchers in a wide range of careers servicing • gain professional experience and communities outside the classroom. connections through extensive school placements. Where could it take you? You’ll graduate fully qualified to register as a secondary teacher Australia-wide. If you’d like to teach overseas, your degree will be valid in most other countries. An education background will also prove invaluable in a wide range of careers servicing communities outside the classroom. * English as a Second Language.

Teaching 49 BACHELOR OF TEACHING BACHELOR OF TEACHING BACHELOR OF TEACHING (SECONDARY) WITH (SECONDARY) WITH (SECONDARY) WITH BACHELOR OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF MATHEMATICAL BACHELOR OF MUSIC AND COMPUTER SCIENCES SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB 334651 70 / 25 334641 70 / 25 SATAC CODE SELECTION RANK/IB DURATION CAMPUS 334631 70 / 25 DURATION CAMPUS 4 years full-time North Terrace 4 years full-time North Terrace DURATION CAMPUS ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 4 years full-time North Terrace ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Applicants must complete a non-academic Applicants must complete a non-academic assessment task as part of their application to PREREQUISITES SACE Stage 2 Mathematical Methods assessment task as part of their application to demonstrate their motivation to teach, strong (or Mathematical Studies if studied prior to 2017) demonstrate their motivation to teach, strong interpersonal and communication skills, willingness interpersonal and communication skills, willingness to learn, resilience, self-efficacy, and strong to learn, resilience, self-efficacy, and strong organisational and planning skills. ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS organisational and planning skills. Applicants must complete a non-academic assessment task as part of their application to adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder demonstrate their motivation to teach, strong adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search teaching interpersonal and communication skills, willingness Search teaching to learn, resilience, self-efficacy, and strong organisational and planning skills.

Foster the science future adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Give the gift of music Search teaching Great science teachers tap into young Music in the secondary years is beneficial people’s natural curiosity and imaginative for young people’s intellectual, emotional thinking. They build a strong foundation of and social wellbeing. For some students, knowledge and inspire a spirit of discovery. Model your passion for future generations it becomes a key source of pride, success With a shortage of high school science With many future jobs predicted to be and joy. teachers in Australia, there is high demand in fields related to science, technology, As a music specialist teacher in the for educators capable of shaping the next engineering and mathematics (STEM), secondary years you’ll help your students generation of scientists. Our Bachelor of we need great teachers with expertise and hone musical skills, pursue their goals and Teaching (Secondary) with Bachelor of enthusiasm for these areas. Our Bachelor build confidence. Science gives you the skills to take on this of Teaching (Secondary) with Bachelor stimulating and vital role. of Mathematical and Computer Sciences What will you do? prepares you to meet this demand and What will you do? share vital skills with young people. Our Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) with Bachelor of Music is designed You’ll build deep understanding of the What will you do? in collaboration with the Elder subjects you intend to teach, selecting from: You’ll specialise in Mathematics and/or Conservatorium of Music. You will: • Biology Information Technology and one of the • work with experienced musicians, • Chemistry following additional learning areas: performers, teachers and researchers • Earth and Environmental Science • Accounting • build expertise in music and an additional non-music teaching area • Digital Technologies* • Biology • Business Studies • explore educational issues, curriculum and • Mathematics* • Chemistry practice relevant to the secondary years Physics • • Economics • gain professional experience and • Psychology. • English connections through extensive You’ll also: • Geography school placements. • explore educational issues, curriculum and • History Where could it take you? practice relevant to the secondary years • Languages (Indonesian, Japanese, You’ll graduate fully qualified to register as • work with inspiring teachers and researchers Chinese, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Modern Greek, ESL*) a secondary teacher Australia-wide. If you’d • gain professional experience and • Physics like to teach overseas, your degree will be connections through extensive valid in most other countries. An education school placements. • Psychology. background will also prove invaluable You’ll also: in a wide range of careers servicing Where could it take you? • work with inspiring teachers and researchers communities outside the classroom. You’ll graduate fully qualified to register as • explore educational issues, curriculum and a secondary teacher Australia-wide. If you’d practice relevant to the secondary years like to teach overseas, your degree will be • gain professional experience and connections valid in most other countries. An education through extensive school placements. background will also prove invaluable in a wide range of careers servicing Where could it take you? communities outside the classroom. You’ll graduate fully qualified to register as a secondary teacher Australia-wide. If you’d like to teach overseas, your degree will be valid in most other countries. An education background will also prove invaluable in a wide range of careers servicing communities outside the classroom. *English as a Second Language

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UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE INDEX

Students with strong interests in more than one area of study may wish to consider a double or combined degree. For a comprehensive list of available degrees, visit: www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder

Architecture, Law, Business • Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – with Bachelor of Arts Engineering Pathway and Economics • Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) • Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences • Bachelor of Accounting with Bachelor of Economics • Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced) • Bachelor of Accounting and Corporate Finance • Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) with Bachelor • Bachelor of Mathematical and • Bachelor of Architectural Design of Mathematical and Computer Sciences Computer Sciences • Bachelor of Business Management • Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) with Bachelor of Mathematical and Bachelor of Business Management • Computer Sciences Health and Accounting • Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) Bachelor of Business (Global) • Bachelor of Dental Surgery • with Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Commerce • Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences • Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) • • Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences • Bachelor of Corporate Finance with Bachelor of Music (Advanced) • Bachelor of Economics Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) • • Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery • Bachelor of Economics (Advanced) with Bachelor of Science • Bachelor of Nursing • Bachelor of Finance • Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) with Bachelor of Science • Bachelor of Oral Health • Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship • Diploma in Arts • Bachelor of Psychological Science • Bachelor of International Business • Diploma in Languages • Bachelor of Psychology (Advanced)/Honours • Bachelor of Laws • Diploma in Music • Bachelor of Marketing • Diploma in Music Sciences • Bachelor of Project Management (Commercial Music and Songwriting) • Diploma in Business • Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences • Diploma in Music (Music Production) • Bachelor of Applied Biology • Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Science Arts Engineering, Computer • Bachelor of Science • Bachelor of Arts and Mathematical Sciences • Bachelor of Science (Advanced) • Bachelor of Arts (Advanced) • Bachelor of Computer Science • Bachelor of Science (Animal Science) • Bachelor of Creative Arts • Bachelor of Computer Science (Advanced) • Bachelor of Science (Animal Behaviour) • Bachelor of Criminology • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) • Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science) • Bachelor of Environmental Policy (Architectural and Structural) and Management • Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical) • Bachelor of International Development • Bachelor of Science (Ecotourism) • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil) • Bachelor of International Relations • Bachelor of Science (High Performance • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Computational Physics) (Honours) • Bachelor of Languages (Electrical and Electronic) • Bachelor of Science (Marine Biology) • Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Sciences • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) • Bachelor of Sciences (Mineral Geoscience) • Bachelor of Media (Environmental) • Bachelor of Science • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) • Bachelor of Music (Space Science and Astrophysics) (Mechanical) • Bachelor of Music (Advanced) • Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Bioscience) • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mining) • Bachelor of Music Theatre • Bachelor of Science • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Petroleum) • Bachelor of Peace and Conflict Studies (Wildlife Conservation Biology) • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) • Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics and Economics • Bachelor of Science and Entrepreneurship (Petroleum) with majors • Bachelor of Social Sciences • Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Software) • Bachelor of Sociology • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – • Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) with Flexible Entry Bachelor of Arts

52 Undergraduate degree index APPLYING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE

How to apply Scholarships Deferring your studies Applications to University of Adelaide The University of Adelaide has a range of Most undergraduate degrees can be deferred undergraduate programs are made online via scholarships available to students from a variety for up to two years. Please refer to specific SATAC: satac.edu.au of backgrounds and academic levels. degrees for exceptions. The application closing date for 2020 entry is Comprehensive information about scholarships, 30 September 2019. Bachelor of Medicine and and how to apply, can be obtained by contacting us English language requirements Bachelor of Surgery and Bachelor of Dental (refer below for details) or visiting the scholarships for international students Surgery applicants should refer to the UCAT website: adelaide.edu.au/scholarships website for information on the University Clinical All international students undertaking an Australian Aptitude Test (UCAT) including application and Student services and amenities fee year 12 program are required to achieve a Pass test dates: ucat.edu.au/ucat-anz/ grade or above in one of the approved English as International students should refer to: Students are charged an annual student services and a Second Language or English language subjects. international.adelaide.edu.au/apply amenities fee (SSAF) to assist with the funding of If an applicant attempts, but does not pass, the student services and amenities at the University. English language subject then alternative options, Entry pathways In 2019, the SSAF amount for full-time students such as an acceptable English language proficiency was $303, and for part-time students it was $227. test result, may be arranged. There are many pathways applicants can take Fees may increase in 2019. Eligible students may Details of recognised subjects and recognised to apply to the University of Adelaide, including defer this fee to an SA-HELP loan. tests and requirements are available by visiting SACE, International Baccalaureate (IB), STAT, For further information about the SSAF and international.adelaide.edu.au/apply, selecting TAFE, preparatory programs, foundation SA-HELP visit: adelaide.edu.au/student/finance Admissions Information from the menu, then English study and more. and select Other Fees and Charges. Language Requirements. To find out more about the available pathways, Successful completion of the International visit adelaide.edu.au/study and select Entry Additional costs Baccalaureate (IB) diploma meets the English Pathways from the menu. language requirements of the University of Adelaide. Students may be required to pay for specialist equipment, reading materials, etc. Students are Fees and costs advised not to purchase any equipment until they Permanent residency In 2019, student contributions for Commonwealth receive their faculty/school handbook, available International students who have studied an supported students studying an equivalent during orientation. Australian year 12 program or the IB and expect to full-time study load were as follows. For more information on other program-related be granted Australian permanent residency before Band 1: fees and charges, visit adelaide.edu.au/student/ the commencement of their university study must Humanities, behavioural sciences, social studies, finance and select Other Fees and Charges. contact the International Office. foreign languages, visual and performing arts, To contact the International Office for more education, nursing, clinical psychology...... $6,566 Bonus points information, visit international.adelaide.edu.au, Band 2: select About Us from the menu, then International SATAC centrally administer a South Australian Office and Enquire Now. Computing, built environment, allied Universities Bonus Scheme. The two schemes health, other health, engineering, surveying, are the SA Universities Equity Scheme and agriculture, science, mathematics, statistics.....$9,359 the SA Language, Literacy and Mathematics Accommodation Band 3: Bonus Scheme. The University understands that finding the right Law, dentistry, medicine, veterinary For more details, please visit adelaide.edu.au accommodation is important to successful study. science, accounting, administration, and search Bonus Points. For accommodation options and costs please visit: economics, commerce...... $10,958 adelaide.edu.au/accommodation These annual fees are indicative only as actual Degree intake charges are determined at the course level based More information on the area of study. Fees may increase in 2020. Many undergraduate degrees will allow students to begin study in February or July. Answer your questions using our online Please refer to individual degrees on Degree Knowledge Base or our helpful staff can HECS Higher Education Loan Finder (www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder) respond via email to your enquiries. This program, known as HECS-HELP assists to check whether midyear entry is available. Please see back cover for contact details eligible students to pay their student contribution. Where Degree Finder states ‘subject to availability’ Further information is available at: applicants should contact Ask Adelaide (refer www.studyassist.gov.au below for details) to check whether midyear entry is available.

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