Presentations: Education, Arts and Social Sciences

International Studies

12.45pm, HH Building HH3-08

Internationalise your expertise.

Do you have an interest in International Relations? Develop an understanding of the complexities of international affairs and the dynamics of continuing and changing societies. Learn about cross-cultural, political, ethical and international relations concepts and apply them to professional practice. A semester of study at an overseas university or the Hawke Ambassador International Volunteer Experience is a great option. And if you wish, you can learn a language. Graduates get to work in international companies, government, media, as well as community organisations. UniSA also offers a wide range of Double Degree options with this program, so come along and ask us how.

Languages

12:00pm, HH Building HH3-08

Interested in communicating in new languages across different cultures? This information session introduces a unique program that combines the study of language, culture and intercultural studies with applied linguistics, professional specialisation, and a semester overseas or work placements. Learn about the importance of language, and develop an understanding of different cultures and the role they play in an increasingly internationalised world. Hear how this exciting Program prepares students to be linguistically and culturally proficient professionals working in a variety of work environments.

Public Relations

1.30pm, Mercury Cinema

Public relations prepares students for a specialist career in public relations management and communications. Students gain skills in writing and in working with social media and they plan creative campaigns and events. Students work on real life crisis and apply their learning to day to day situations. Through internships and placements public relations students become skilled in public relations planning, managing campaigns and taking a leading role as front line communicators for their organisations Graduates from South Australia's only public relations degree receive PRIA (Public Relations Institute of Australia) recognised accreditation in this exciting growth area.

Communication and Media Management

9.45am, Mercury Cinema

A degree in Communication and Media Management enables students to gain knowledge and practical skills in a range of areas in communication and media management, including public relations, writing and reporting for the media, document production, digital media, advertising and organisational communication. Students gain an understanding of both the theoretical and practical dimensions of communication and media management and apply their skills to real-world projects. In addition to the core studies in Communication and Media Management students select two complementary areas of study for additional specialisation.

Communication (Media and Culture)

2.15pm, Mercury Cinema

The Communication (Media & Culture) program provides students with a professional and vocational education in the dynamic and rapidly changing field of media, popular culture and communications. Courses in theoretical aspects of cinema, television, radio, print media, advertising, and photography and other everyday life cultures gives students a critical understanding of human communications. The Program prepares graduates for employment in a range of communications-related professions and sectors. In the 21st century, the ability to work within a wide range of media, cultural and communication environments is essential in order to enhance employment opportunities, enlarge personal networks and be a culturally-aware citizen of the 'information age'. This Program offers opportunities for study flexibility, work placements, and internships, all of which are great options for developing your career further.

Journalism

12:00pm, BH Building BH2-09

Journalism is not just what you see on the TV news, in your local paper or on the internet - it is all of this and much more. Journalists work in a diverse range of areas, from newspapers, radio and television, to government departments and online media. Find out more about how this program can lead you into an ever-changing and challenging profession.

Writing and Creative Communication

3.00pm, Mercury Cinema

If you enjoy writing, reading, and exploring how language works, then this program is for you.
You will be involved with understanding many kinds of texts – whether written, oral, visual or multimodal – through creative writing, editing and publishing, professional and technical writing, and studies in the English language. By the completion of your degree you'll have gained the knowledge and skills necessary to prepare you for many opportunities within the field of writing and text production.

Media Arts

12:45pm, Mercury Cinema
3.45pm, Mercury Cinema (Repeat session)

Media Arts is the program of choice if you have a creative passion and would like to major in a field such as Interactive Multimedia, Digital Design, Web Development, Animation, Film & Television, Drama and Music Media. Through practically-based learning experiences you will develop the skills and knowledge necessary to conceptualise, design and communicate creatively in real-time and mediated events across digital media platforms or through live performance. As a Media Arts graduate you will have the skills and experience required to work in a field that is revolutionising all forms of personal, professional and public communication.

Bachelor of Arts

10.30am, Mercury Cinema

This is a specialised program aimed at high achieving students. Centring around the notion of ethical citizenship, the Bachelor of Arts program offers you a choice of five strands of study, which include Communication, Creativity and Culture, History and Belonging, Languages, Literature and Language, and Politics and International Studies.  The added value of Bachelor of Arts is that it provides a pathway to other programs such as law and journalism.

Psychology

12.45pm, H Building H2-16

Are you interested in understanding human and animal behaviour? Do you possess clear and logical thinking skills? Are you able to communicate effectively? If so, then a UniSA Australian Psychology Accreditation Council accredited psychology program is for you. Not only will you be able to learn about the theories surrounding psychology, but you will also get to design and take part in some research studies yourself, develop skills in counselling, and have the opportunity to apply these in a final year work experience placement. Intrigued? Then come along and find out more about this fascinating field.

Architecture

3.00pm, H Building H2-16

An architect's principal activity is to design buildings and the spaces around them. UniSA's Bachelor of Architectural Studies is a 3 year program which introduces you to the skills and knowledge necessary to begin work in contemporary architectural practice. The program is hands on and incredibly rewarding for students interested in design and architecture, providing the necessary skills and education for entry into the 2 year Master of Architecture program. These programs are professionally recognised and accredited, and together comprise the full 5 years of architectural education required prior to registration as an architect.

Interior Architecture

3.45pm, H Building H2-16

Commercial Interior Designers work on diverse projects that involve refurbishing existing buildings and working together with architects on new ones. Projects may include corporate office fitout, shop interiors, exhibition projects, hotels, libraries, hospitals and schools. The Bachelor of Interior Architecture produces graduates capable of designing and implementing socially and environmentally sustainable settings. It focuses on the integration of design theory and practice, and is unique in that it offers courses in the expanding fields of furniture design and exhibition design. But this is only the beginning. Come and find out more about what this exciting Program has to offer.

Careers in Education

12.45 pm, BH Building BH2-09

Teaching is a rewarding and exciting career that will let you contribute to the development of society through education. Come along and learn about the whole range of specialisations on offer, right through from early childhood, junior primary, primary, middle and secondary education to design and technology and adult education.

Social Work and Human Services

11.15am, Mercury Cinema

We live in a society in which there is continual change. While many of these changes are exciting, they can also disadvantage many people and groups. Social workers and human service workers strive to enhance the capacity of individuals and families to function in our community; they contribute to the development of policy and programs that support the community; and work for a more just society. Social workers and human service workers are employed in local, national and international contexts. Come and learn more about how UniSA graduates in social work or human services can make a difference in today's society.

Early Childhood Education

3.00pm, BH Building BH2-09

Early Childhood Education plays a critical role in society as it is concerned with the education and care of children at their first stage of learning (during the period from birth to eight years). This Program involves extensive field experience and caters for those both with and without previous qualifications in early childhood education. Come along and discover what this Program is all about and what exciting prospects it has to offer.

Visual Arts

2.15pm, H Building H2-16

Are you looking to develop skills in new forms of expression? Do you want to expand your perception of art, be it painting, drawing, computer imaging, photography, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, jewellery, glass or textiles? Discover what's available at one of the most progressive art schools in Australia. Hear first-hand information about what's on offer and the exciting professional opportunities that exist in this field.

Visual Communication Design

1.30pm, H Building H2-16

The work of visual communication designers surrounds us in everyday life - from the design of identity, publications, signage, posters and packaging to motion graphics, animation, websites and branding that projects a company or organisation's image. The demand for highly creative and skilled graphic designers and illustrators is growing, as companies large and small are becoming increasingly aware of the value of good design, and the beneficial effects it has on their identity and performance. Come and hear about the Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication) with majors in either graphic design or illustration design.

Product Innovation Design

12:00pm, Mercury Cinema

Industrial Designers combine knowledge about the visual arts and technology with an understanding of people. They balance creativity with practicality and are concerned with aesthetics, utility, materials and manufacturing techniques and the social significance of the objects they design, whether it be furniture, kitchen appliances, shoes, automotive parts, electronics, tools or toys. The Bachelor of Design (Product Innovation) provides students with a strong foundation in traditional design skills such as sketching and model-making coupled with computer technology and design methods.

New and world-class workshop facilities allow students to apply their knowledge in a practical environment, working with a wide range of equipment and materials to produce models, product sculptures and prototypes. Come along and learn more about this exciting and fascinating career path.

Junior Primary and Primary Teaching

2.15pm, BH Building BH 2-09

This information session focuses on the Bachelor of Education Program requirements for a career as a Junior Primary and Primary teacher. Teachers play a key role in developing one of our nation's greatest resources – its children. The JP/P Program will assist you to become an educated, competent beginning teacher through the integration of Professional Experience, Education Studies and Curriculum knowledge about learning and teaching, for learners from five to thirteen years old.

Secondary Design & Technology (inc. Home Economics) Teaching

10.30am, BH Building BH 2-16

This program provides graduates with a broad understanding of Secondary Design and Technology education through a range of diverse curriculum studies, including design, home economics, electronics, materials technology, food and nutrition, child study, multi-media, engineering, textiles and futures studies. If you have an interest in teaching design and technology and/or home economics, producing artefacts using a range of materials, and developing in school students a critical awareness of the technologies that they engage with every day, then this teaching program could be of interest to you!

Secondary Science Teaching

1.30pm, BH Building BH 2-16

This talk focuses on the double degree Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Education, which provides the appropriate preparation for becoming secondary science and / or mathematics teachers. It is a balanced, integrated program, allowing students to study in depth two areas of Science / Mathematics and Education throughout the four years.

Primary and Middle Teaching

1.30pm, BH Building BH 2-09

The Bachelor of Education (Primary and Middle) prepares pre-service teachers to teach students in the primary and middle years of their schooling. The Program meets an identified need by employer organisations to address the special requirements of pre-adolescent and adolescent students and encourages pre-service teachers to develop expertise in two main teaching areas through general studies and also cover curriculum, teaching methodologies and philosophies for both primary and middle years education.

Graduate pathways to teaching

12:00pm, BH Building BH 2-16

Are you interested in pursuing a career in secondary teaching? Are you a school leaver or perhaps you already have a degree under your belt and are looking for a career in teaching?

If you're enthusiastic about working with young people, then come along and learn how you can become a qualified middle/ secondary teacher. UniSA offers double degrees in Science/ Mathematics/ Australian/ Aboriginal Studies and a graduate-entry Master of Teaching program that allow you to pursue a career in middle/ secondary teaching.

Australian and Aboriginal Studies

12.45pm, BH Building BH 2-16

Australian Studies allows you to gain an appreciation of the historical, political, social and cultural issues facing Australian communities and institutions.

Similarly, Aboriginal Studies provides you with an understanding of issues central to contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander societies. Both streams give you an excellent insight into Australia as a nation, and provide flexible study structures, and the opportunity to develop a wide range of vocationally relevant skills that will prepare you, as a UniSA graduate, for employment in a variety of work environments. You also have the option of studying a Double Degree that combines Aboriginal Studies with either a Bachelor of Social Work or a Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) and Aboriginal or Australian Studies with a Bachelor of Education. Want to know more about this fascinating and rewarding career path? Then come along to this information session and find out more!