Politics and International Relationsand Arts

The course critically analyzes the fundamentals, theories and issues confronting regional politics in the Asia Pacific in a worldwide context, while still offering the opportunity to specialise in just one of five creative study pathways: creative writing, cultural and heritage research, and digital media, film generation or global studies. Whichever pathway a student chooses, the combination of electives will help them create a high degree of critical analytical skills and a in depth understanding of how you can utilize imagination to inform, engage, persuade and influence an audience. Each elective is taught within smaller, more personalised classes, offering students an individually tailored learning environment that ensures that they have the highest level of encouragement and support throughout their UC study travel.

Entry to the course relies in an entrance rank. A rank can be achieved by a year 12 ATAR, other Australian eligibility, work experience, or an international qualification.