Bachelor of Global Studies
Mixed Studies
A course by
University of Auckland
Develop knowledge and skills to understand and creatively tackle major global issues, with majors in Global Environment and Sustainable Development, Global Politics and Human Rights, or International Relations and Business.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City, Auckland
It will take a total of 3 years
Core skills this course teaches
Understanding of global issues
Gain an in-depth understanding of complex global challenges, including environment, politics, rights, and sustainable development.
Cross-cultural competency
Develop language skills and a deep understanding of different cultures and perspectives relevant to global studies.
Leadership and communication skills
Cultivate leadership, teamwork, public speaking, intercultural communication, and critical thinking abilities.
What You're Signing Up For
The Bachelor of Global Studies at the University of Auckland prepares students to address contemporary global challenges through a combination of core courses in global studies, a choice of majors (Global Environment and Sustainable Development, Global Politics and Human Rights, or International Relations and Business), language learning, and area studies. The programme fosters leadership, intercultural communication, research, and critical thinking skills, encouraging students to spend time abroad and pursue internships or research projects. It is designed to equip graduates to make a difference in fields such as politics, government, international development, trade, environmental sectors, and beyond.
Course Content
- Global Environment and Sustainable Development major
- Global Politics and Human Rights major
- International Relations and Business major
- Core courses in Global Studies (GLOBAL 102, GLOBAL 200, GLOBAL 300)
- Language learning (four courses in a chosen language)
- Area studies related to the chosen language
- Elective courses
- General Education course
- Waipapa Taumata Rau core course
- Internships, workshops, and research projects
- Overseas study opportunities
What you need to know first
University Entrance qualification
Meet language requirements (may include Academic English Language Requirement)
What sort of industry will this job lead to
International relations
Government
Environment
Business
Law
Future employment opportunities might be
Arts administrator
Business consultant
Diplomat
Foreign correspondent
Human rights advocate
Intelligence officer
International trade consultant
Policy analyst