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Undergraduate Degrees undergraduate degrees Accounting Page 8 Innovation Page 8 Animal Behaviour Page 38 International Business Page 8 Aquaculture Page 38 International Relations Page 26 Archaeology Pages 22, 28 Languages Page 28 Arts Pages 10, 14, 22 Law Page 30 Arts and Science Page 23 Management Page 8 Banking Page 8 Marine Biology Page 38 Behavioural Science (Psychology) Page 36 Maritime Engineering Page 16 Biodiversity and Conservation Page 38 Marketing Page 8 Biomedical Engineering Page 16 Mathematical Sciences Pages 16, 24, 38 Biotechnology Page 38 Mechanical Engineering Page 16 Business Page 8 Media and Communication Page 10, 28 Chemical Sciences Page 38 Media Arts Page 10 Civil Engineering Page 16 Medical Science Pages 18, 32 Coasts and Oceans Page 38 Medicine Page 32 Commerce Page 8 Midwifery Page 34 Computer and Network Systems Page 16 Molecular Bioscience Page 38 Computer Science Page 24 Nanotechnology Page 38 Costume Design Page 10 Network and Cybersecurity Systems Page 24 Creative Arts (Enterprise) Page 10 Nursing Page 34 Creative Writing Page 10 Nutrition and Dietetics Page 18 Criminology Page 12 Occupational Therapy Page 18 Cybersecurity Page 24 Optometry Page 18 Dance Page 10 Outdoor Education Page 42 Design and Technology Innovation Page 16 Palaeontology Page 38 Digital Health Systems Page 24 Paramedic Science Page 18 Digital Media Page 24 Physics Page 38 Disability and Developmental Education Pages 14, 18 Physiotherapy Page 18 Drama Page 10 Political Science Page 26 Economics Page 8 Psychological Science Page 36 Education Pages 14, 42 Psychology Page 36 Electrical Engineering Page 16 Robotics Page 16 Electronic Engineering Page 16 Science Page 38 Energy and Advanced Materials Page 38 Science and Arts Pages 22, 38 Engineering Page 16 Screen Page 10 Engineering Science Page 16 Social Work Page 41 Enterprise Pages 8, 10 Software Engineering Page 16 Environmental Health Page 18 Speech Pathology Page 18 Environmental Science Page 38 Sports Management Page 8, 42 Exercise Physiology Pages 18, 42 Sport, Health and Physical Activity Pages 14, 42 Exercise Science Pages 18, 42 Teaching Page 14 Fashion Page 10 Tourism and Events Page 28 Film Page 10 Visual Arts Page 10 Finance Page 8 Visual Effects and Entertainment Design Page 10 Forensic and Analytical Science Page 38 Gaming Page 24 General Studies Pages 10, 28 Geography Page 38 Government Page 26 I WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT Health Sciences Pages 18, 42 Combined degrees Page 44 Healthy Ageing Page 18 Pathways Page 46 Human Nutrition Page 18 Flinders campus experience Page 47 Human Resource Management Page 8 Arts majors and minors Pages 22-23 Hydrology Page 38 Applying to Flinders Page 46 Information Technology Page 24 How to find help Page 56 I WANT TO STUDY TO WANT I FIND A FULL LIST OF DEGREES FROM PAGE 48 2 Flinders University 2020 Undergraduate degrees 3 AT FLINDERS, IT’S ALL ABOUT FLINDERS IS CAREER-MINDED. Plugged into industry trends, professional placements and practical experiences, our teaching is designed to take you from learning to earning. Everything we do at Flinders is designed to give you the best possible study FLINDERS IS experience, to help you graduate career- ready and to prepare you not just to PROGRESSIVE. succeed, but to go beyond. Our facilities are purpose-built for your study needs. Our researchers and lecturers are ready to equip you with up-to-the-minute knowledge based on world-class research. FLINDERS IS STUDENT-FOCUSED. You’ll gain specialised skills and knowledge in your chosen field plus enhance abilities in independent thinking, communication, collaboration, ethics and creativity – qualities that will prepare you to become an expert and innovator in your field. 4 Flinders University 2020 Undergraduate degrees 5 ESTABLISHED IN 1966 PURSUE OVER 26,000 STUDENTS SUPPORTED BY OVER YOUR 2,600 STAFF PASSIONS, OVER 120,000 ALUMNI IN 120 COUNTRIES EXPLORE OVER 300 YOUR UNDERGRADUATE AND POSTGRADUATE INTERESTS RESEARCH DEGREES FLINDERS IS NO.1 SA UNIVERSITY NO. 1 SA UNIVERSITY RANKED IN THE FOR TEACHING FOR OVERALL TOP 2% OF MORE QUALITY, LEARNING EXPERIENCE (The Good University Guide 2019, public It doesn’t matter whether you know exactly where your future THAN 18,500 ENGAGEMENT AND SA-founded universities only) UNIVERSITIES STUDENT SUPPORT lies, or you want to explore the possibilities; Flinders offers (QILT Student Experience Survey 2018, degrees in a range of study areas. IN THE WORLD public SA-founded universities only) (THE World University Rankings 2019) The following pages cover the broad areas of study at Flinders and the degrees available in each area. Can’t find the degree you’re looking for? Check out page 48 for a full listing of all undergraduate courses available at Flinders. 6 Flinders University 2020 Undergraduate degrees 7 Bachelor of Accounting New in 2020 Bachelor of Business (Marketing) FLINDERS BUSINESS Bachelor of Accounting (Online) New in 2020 Bachelor of Business (Marketing) (Online) Prepare yourself for a career in accounting and commerce Work towards a career understanding and meeting consumer including the analysis, interpretation and communication of needs. Marketing is one of the driving forces of business. In financial information. Careers in accounting are available in a this degree, you’ll learn how to understand customers and how broad range of business situations. This degree is accredited by to create, communicate and deliver products and services. It BUILD YOUR the professional accounting bodies in Australia. prepares you to be a market researcher, analyst and strategist. Bachelor of Accounting and Finance New in 2020 Bachelor of Business (Sports Management) New in 2020 Prepare for a career in accounting or finance with an introduction This degree aims to provide students with knowledge and to the realities of the global marketplace. Learn fundamental WORTH competencies related to a broad range of sport management business concepts and apply them to real-world scenarios. This and business aspects of sport. The degree covers various degree is accredited by the professional accounting bodies in key aspects of sports with emphasis on enterprise, digital and There’s never been a better time to embrace Australia , with core studies in a range of business-related topics. leadership knowledge and skills. the business world. Technological changes Bachelor of Banking and Finance New in 2020 are opening up new opportunities. The This degree provides students with the skills and knowledge Bachelor of Business (Supply Chain Management) New in 2020 online economy is rapidly evolving and financial institutions, financial instruments and markets of the This degree aims to provide students with knowledge and financial services sector require for managing money, trading competencies in supply chain, logistics and procurement entrepreneurs are changing the world. stock and managing investments in an institutional setting. management as well as current and emerging data analytical practices. Flinders Business degrees are designed to Bachelor of Business prepare you for a career in the real-world Bachelor of Business (Online) Bachelor of Business Economics New in 2020 and could put you in the driver’s seat to take Turn your passion for problem solving into a business career. Build a career applying economic principles for the benefit of The business world has a wide range of opportunities for people business. Understanding the principles of economics and how advantage of a new tomorrow. with drive and ambition. Gain the skills to solve real-world to apply these to the practical needs of business will open up a business problems by analysing key issues that businesses deal range of career options. with every day. Find out more Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) There are a broad range of employment opportunities within the FLINDERS.EDU.AU/BUSINESS Build a career attracting, motivating and managing people. At a business world. This degree will see you graduate with a broad time when many organisations are undergoing change, there are skill set and prepared for a range of professional, business- opportunities for professionals trained to identify ways to recruit, related careers in private and public enterprise. support, develop and retain staff. Bachelor of Finance New in 2020 Bachelor of Business (Innovation and Enterprise) Prepare yourself for a career in fields such as financial The world is changing, and this degree will prepare you for engineering, treasury, fund management and investment the jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities of the future. banking. Develop an overall understanding of the applied You’ll develop your personal enterprise skills to enhance finance discipline, financial management, wealth creation, creativity, understand and embrace innovation, and think like an macroeconomics and international finance. entrepreneur. Bachelor of Finance and Business Economics New in 2020 Bachelor of Business (International Business) Build a career applying economic principles for the benefit of Bachelor of Business (International Business) (Online) business. Understanding the principles of economics and how to apply these to the practical needs of business will open up a Develop advanced skills and knowledge relating to international range of career options. trade and prepare yourself for a global career. Learn how culture, language, political systems and socio-economic factors affect international business practice in core business disciplines Advanced Leadership of finance, marketing, human resource
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