Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Global Studies

Global Studies core units centre on developing leadership skills, complemented by a diverse range of multidisciplinary electives and a mandatory overseas study experience—all designed to ensure students apply their knowledge and skills in real-world contexts. You have the option to select units from at least one of five Global Studies specialist knowledge areas and up to two of 25 Science areas (e.g. one major and one minor).

You could combine your passion for environmental science with social justice to develop sustainable solutions that address environmental challenges while promoting equity and community well-being. Pairing ecology and conservation biology with sustainability could lead to careers in biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, and environmental policy. If you’re interested in how human and environmental systems interact, combining geographical science with sustainability could open opportunities in urban planning and developing practical solutions for the sustainable use of land.

If you are interested in studying psychology, this degree is not APAC accredited.

Course requirements:

• International experience - complete a minimum of 18 credit points overseas to be eligible to graduate. You can do this through the Monash Global Campus Intensives (MGCI) program, Global Immersion Guarantee, an exchange with a partner university, an intercampus exchange with Monash Malaysia, or by completing one or more Arts Study Tours.