Bachelor of International Relations majoring in Japanese Studies
ProviderAdelaide UniversityCourse overview
Make sense of our global landscape while immersing yourself in Japanese culture. Explore the political and societal forces that drive change in our shared world, with our Bachelor of International Relations. Have you ever wondered how an event in one part of the world can cause supply chain issues elsewhere? Or how international cooperation can address common challenges, like climate change? International relations seek to answer questions like these by examining global politics from a range of competing perspectives. With particular focus on key players, geopolitics and the effects of globalisation, you’ll gain an understanding of Australia’s foreign and security policies and the crucial discussions that influence their development. Critically analyse how international organisations and countries respond to pressing humanitarian and environmental issues and how these responses impact global peace and development. With a major in Japanese Studies, you’ll dive deep into a culture known for its remarkable ability to achieve harmony between tradition and innovation. From the bright, neon lights of ultramodern Tokyo to the serene, historical districts of Kyoto – Japan captivates through contrast. Whether you’re looking to improve your fluency or starting from scratch, you’ll learn to speak, write and read Japanese with confidence.
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26If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
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