Bachelor of International Security Studies (with Year in Asia) at Australian National University, Australia
The Bachelor of International Security Studies is the best degree to position oneself as a future leader in the Asian Century (with a year in Asia). You'll spend the first year of your studies at an Asian university, like one in Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul, or Bangkok, and the second year at ANU.
Description
The Bachelor of International Security Studies is the best degree to position oneself as a future leader in the Asian Century (with a year in Asia). You'll spend the first year of your studies at an Asian university, like one in Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul, or Bangkok, and the second year at ANU.
The advantages of your bachelor's degree will be increased by your year in Asia. You'll develop a high level of language proficiency along with a wealth of knowledge about the civilizations and cultures of our area. At ANU, you will learn from top-notch instructors before applying what you learn in Asia.
What you will study
The Bachelor of International Security Studies (with Year in Asia) requires the completion of 192 units, of which:
A maximum of 60 units may come from the completion of 1000-level courses.
Bachelor of International Security Studies (144 units).
48 units from the successful completion of the Year in Asia major, which must include 24 units of language study.
Learning Outcomes
Describe the key tenets, theories, and participants in global security.
Evaluate the major theoretical frameworks in order to appreciate the complexity of the current international security issues.
Demonstrate your thorough knowledge of the historical and contemporary dimensions of national, international, and global security, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.
Consider the primary challenges the "Asian Century" will present for Australia's security and military policy.
Consider the primary aspects impacting Australia's and other major Asian powers' security strategies.
Utilize your presentation and communication skills (oral, written, and electronic).
An emphasis on cooperation and interpersonal skills should be evident.
This will demonstrate your ability to write for both academic and professional audiences.
Fluency and spontaneity in the target language allow students to interact with native speakers with minimal effort.
Understanding and accurately summarizing material on both concrete and abstract issues that are familiar to the learner in the target language
Discuss abstract and tangible disciplinary subjects with confidence in class.
Identify, analyze, and discuss relevant themes in the target language with classmates and others.
Career Opportunities
Analyst.
Associate Analyst.
Chief Warrant Officer.
Consultant.
Contract Military Language Instructor.
Crime and Intelligence Analyst.
Export Compliance Analyst.
Intelligence Analyst.
Admission Requirements
A Bachelor's degree at ANU at Level 7 is offered internally.
For undergraduates, a minimum career GPA of 5.0 out of 7.0 is required.
48 units following completion of ANU coursework, which must include.
24 units or more have passed since you last took a course in the subject you're aiming for.
The Bachelor of Asian Studies requires completion of a minimum of 12 units from non-language courses.
Tuition fees and Scholarships
Tuition Fee
Indicative annual fee for international students : $43,344.00
Indicative annual fee for domestic students: Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP)
Scholarships
ANU offers a range of scholarships to help students with the expense of their education.
You might not be qualified to apply for all ANU scholarships, depending on the conditions of the scholarship and the type of student you are. Information about the specific scholarship application process is provided in the corresponding scholarship listing.
