Education, Arts and Social Sciences information sessions
Experience... Education, Arts and Social Sciences
Information sessions will be held in
December for you to learn the ins and outs of all our programs. Hear from
our academic staff who teach the programs about the opportunities you will
gain along the way including the number of career paths you could take in
the following areas:
- Education
- Communication
- Psychology
- Social Work and Human Services
- International Studies
and Languages
- Australian and Aboriginal Studies
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Architecture, Interior Architecture, Industrial Design
- Visual Art
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Education
Shape lives for a living. Teaching is an exciting and rewarding career enabling you to contribute to the development of society through education. Our collaborations with schools offer students broader placements and career prospects, so you're bound to lead the way with a UniSA Education degree.
- Early Childhood Education
Tuesday 1 December, 6.30 - 7.30pm
H1-44, Magill campus - Education - Adult, Vocational and Workplace Learning
Wednesday 2 December, 6.30 - 7.30pm
BH2-16, City West campus
Communication
If you have a quick wit, inquisitive mind, flair and creativity, then a career in communication is for you! The specialisations are endless. Study Journalism, Media and Culture, Writing, Public Relations, Film and Television, Digital Media, Media Management and Marketing and Communication.
Wednesday 2 December, 6.00 - 7.00pm
H1-44,
Magill campus
Psychology
Study Psychology and set yourself up for a dynamic career in diverse
fields such as clinical psychology, organisational psychology, research,
family and youth
support, or consumer research. UniSA has the only Psychology degree in South
Australia with a sub-major in Counselling and Interpersonal Skills. UniSA
offers two undergraduate programs: Bachelor of Psychological Science (three
years) and Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) (four years). Double degrees
with Law and Human Services are also available.
Monday 30 November, 6.00 - 8.00pm
H1-44, Magill
campus
Social Work and Human Services
Social Work and Human Services is a great career choice for those with a passion for social justice. Find career opportunities in the fields of aged care, mental health, child and youth welfare, community development, and work with families and Indigenous communities. The field is growing rapidly and our graduates move quickly into leadership roles and play a major part in improving the quality of life for many in our community. UniSA also offers credit for relevant TAFE courses.
Thursday 3 December, 6.00 - 7.00pm
H1-44,
Magill campus
International Studies
and Languages
To be prepared for cultural, political, social or humanitarian roles, in Australia and abroad, study a degree in International Studies or Languages. Develop your ability to communicate effectively, work collaboratively, create solutions and negotiate confidently within and across languages and cultures. Take part in the Hawke Ambassador Program which allows students to work as volunteers in international non-governmental organisations.
Tuesday 1 December, 6.00 - 7.00pm
C1-79,
Magill campus
Australian and Aboriginal Studies
Do you want the knowledge and experience to make a difference for the benefit of future generations of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians? A degree in Australian or Aboriginal Studies is a perfect place to start. Double degree programs with Education and Human Services are also available.
Tuesday 1 December, 5.30 - 6.30pm
Y2-58, City West
campus
Architecture, Interior Architecture, Industrial Design
Design is a fundamental part of our visual landscape. Everything from large-scale urban environments to tools for microsurgery and computer keyboards are created to a particular design format. Studying Architecture, Interior Architecture or Industrial Design at UniSA will allow you to explore contemporary cultural theory and design education, museum and exhibition design, furniture design, urban design and more. In all areas of study, theory and practice are integrated through the art and craft of construction.
Allan Scott Theatre, Hawke Building, Level 2, Room H2-16,
Visual Art
Studio-based study in a specialised area of your choice, such as photography, glass, painting, jewellery, drawing, ceramics and new media to name a few. A degree in visual arts can lead to work as a professional artist, art teacher, administrator or curator.
Thursday 10 December, 3.00pm
Kaurna building foyer,
City West campus
Student GradShows: Art, Architecture and Design
The inaugural 2009 UniSA Art Architecture + Design Graduate Exhibitions showcase the work of over 300 graduates from all of the programs in UniSA's new Art Architecture + Design School.
The shows exhibit the broadest range of creative disciplines offered by one school in Australia featuring visual arts, architecture, industrial design, interior architecture, visual communication design and illustration. Visit these exhibitions and be inspired by our students' work. For exhibition details, times and locations, please visit the School of Art, Architecture and Design website. Bookings not essential.