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Build on your successes in the Bachelor of Biological Sciences by completing Honours to enhance essential employability skills or take your first step to a career in research, academia and beyond. Mentored by expert staff from La Trobe's School of Life Sciences, you'll develop a variety of scientific techniques by conducting your own research project. To complement your research, essential laboratory, scientific communication and presentation skills established during your undergraduate degree will be consolidated through workshops and exercises. You'll also be exposed to leading edge methodologies as part of a competitive research team. Honours in biological sciences also gives you the opportunity to specialise in the following disciplines: biochemistry (Melbourne Campus) botany (Melbourne Campus) ecology, environment and evolution (Melbourne and Albury-Wodonga campuses) genetics (Melbourne Campus) microbiology (Melbourne Campus) By completing Honours, you'll be able to demonstrate in-depth knowledge in your field and, through your professional behaviours, the values that shape the work of a professional scientist. You'll also have advanced skills in designing and successfully implementing scientific investigations, analysing and interpreting data and presenting your findings to scientific audiences. The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 8.

Build on your successes in the Bachelor of Arts by completing Honours to enhance essential employability skills in research, critical evaluation, problem-solving and oral and written communication. Honours combines coursework and research in your chosen study area. The coursework component focuses on advanced knowledge in your specialisation while developing essential employability skills in research, problem-solving and oral and written communication. For the research component, you'll be mentored by La Trobe's expert staff to complete a thesis in your chosen field. You can also choose a combined Honours year and gain expertise in two study areas for a broad-ranging qualification. By graduating with Honours, you'll not only gain an edge in an increasingly competitive job market, you'll also have the opportunity to advance to further coursework or research at Master's level or, for high achievers, direct entry into a PhD. The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 8.

Build on your successes in the Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Biosciences by completing Honours to enhance essential employability skills or take your first step to a career in research, academia and beyond. Mentored by expert staff from La Trobe's School of Life Sciences, you'll develop a variety of scientific techniques by conducting your own research project. To complement your research, essential laboratory, scientific communication and presentation skills established during your undergraduate degree will be consolidated through workshops and exercises. You'll also be exposed to leading edge methodologies as part of a competitive research team. Honours also gives you the opportunity to specialise in the following disciplines: agriculture (Melbourne Campus) biochemistry (Melbourne Campus) botany (Melbourne Campus) ecology, environment and evolution (Melbourne and Albury-Wodonga campuses) genetics (Melbourne Campus) microbiology (Melbourne Campus) By completing Honours, you'll be able to demonstrate in-depth knowledge in your field and, through your professional behaviours, the values that shape the work of a professional scientist. You'll also have advanced skills in designing and successfully implementing scientific investigations, analysing and interpreting data and presenting your findings to scientific audiences. The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 8.

Break into the world of media and communications. Print. Online. Radio. TV. Podcasts. Social media. Mobile storytelling. There are many ways to create content and break the news. Employers need graduates who are more than just writers or presenters. They need producers, designers, videographers and podcasters – people who can tell stories across any medium, with the technical skills to back it up. With La Trobe's Bachelor of Media and Communication, you'll learn them all. You'll graduate with a portfolio of work, industry experience and specialised knowledge to meet demands of the rapidly changing media and communication landscape. With majors in journalism, sports journalism, media industries or public relations – you can make your degree your own. Take advantage of The Agency, La Trobe's in-house PR firm, when you major in public relations. You'll work with real clients outside the university, build contacts and experience the public relations industry firsthand. Or cover news and feature stories as part of Upstart and Upstart Live. Our industry-grade newsroom boasts a three-camera television studio, professional radio broadcast spaces, a cutting-edge audio recording studio and 24-hour digital editing suites. You'll experience the adrenaline of live television and radio broadcasting as a presenter, producer and vision switcher – all under the mentorship of staff. You'll learn: Journalism Learn how to write, produce, report on and present compelling stories for video, audio, mobile and online platforms. Sports journalism Build your specialty with subjects in sport journalism, sport commentary and sport management at a university that partners with organisations including Carlton Football Club, Melbourne City FC and the Melbourne Rebels. Media industries Develop skills in mobile storytelling, script writing and digital, radio and TV production, including shooting and editing on smart devices and studio cameras for social and broadcast platforms. Public relations Discover how audience behaviour and social media is disrupting the media landscape, while mastering communications strategies for global audiences. The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 7.

There's more to explore at La Trobe. If you can't let go of unanswered questions. If you love learning. If you're passionate about the world around you… Then it's time to start your journey at La Trobe. With our flexible Bachelor of Arts, you can choose from an incredible array of majors and minors. You'll have access to over 50 majors and minors from humanities, social sciences, business, health and science, keeping your career options open. Pursue your passion and your profession. Gain real-world experience and build valuable connections that will shape your career. Take on an industry placement at organisations like SBS Radio, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre or the United Nations Association of Australia or travel overseas for an international sustainability experience.1 Many of our exchange programs are financially supported. Your dedicated course advisor will help you to find your path and explore new opportunities. The world is waiting for you. Step into it. You'll learn: Critical thinking Delve into complex problems. Experts say critical thinking will be a highly valued skill in the workforce of tomorrow. 2 Emotional intelligence Understand what drives our decisions. Learn how to connect to others with emotion and intelligence. Creativity Learn how to see new possibilities and turn them into reality. Communication Learn how to connect, communicate and collaborate with your university peers and future colleagues. 1 Subject to the Australian government's international travel restrictions and restrictions by host countries. 2 Forbes, 2019, The 10 Vital Skills You Will Need For The Future Of Work ; PwC, 2020, 10 skills you need for future employment The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 7.

Become an adaptable, innovative and creative civil engineer. La Trobe's Bachelor of Civil Engineering will help you meet the diverse challenges of civil engineering anywhere in the world. Learn the basics of electrical, mechanical and electronic engineering. Gain in-depth knowledge of geotechnical, hydraulic, transport and structural engineering. You'll be equipped to think and act beyond the boundaries of traditional engineering and deliver sustainable, creative solutions to complex technical problems. You'll learn: Sustainable infrastructure Gain a grounding in the design and production of renewable energy systems. Civil construction Understand civil engineering from a design, practical and project management perspective. Water resources Water engineering is an essential component of civil engineering. Learn about fluid dynamics, hydraulic systems, hydrological cycles, water quality, water management and water treatment. Transport engineering Analyse and design multimodal transport facilities, road and pavement structures. Surveying Take measurements of the earth's surface and perform calculations to produce maps and drawings for civil engineering design and construction. Computer aided design Use computers and software to design, improve and assess civil engineering projects. The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 8.

Qualify for a professional position in accounting, economics, finance, marketing or management and extend your knowledge and skill through a study of international relations. Develop an ability to apply commercial skills to the management of international institutions, multinational companies, NGOs and public service agencies such as foreign trade. The international relations component explores power in political, social and cultural contexts. By analysing multinational corporations, non-government and government organisations, you'll build an understanding of international affairs. Your subjects will cover areas like culture and globalisation, democracies and dictatorships, and Australia as a global nation. The commerce component is designed to develop responsible, engaged and innovative, work-ready graduates by providing you with opportunities to talk and work with business. It comprises an eight-subject common core and an eight-subject primary major, chosen from five key business disciplines: accounting, economics, finance, management and marketing. The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 7.

Qualify for a professional position in accounting, economics, finance, marketing or management and apply your business skills to commercialising your software program or app. The Bachelor of Computer Science offers a comprehensive and highly flexible program of study in the fields of hardware, software and their underlying principles. Its distinctive features include a heavy emphasis on object-oriented systems, and an emphasis on practical work. The commerce component is designed to develop responsible, engaged and innovative, work-ready graduates by giving you opportunities to talk and work with business. It comprises an eight-subject common core and an eight-subject primary major, chosen from five key business disciplines: accounting, economics, finance, management and marketing. The common core, which extends through all three years, is designed to give you a broad introduction to business disciplines. You'll have the opportunity to apply your disciplinary knowledge, research, analytical and problem solving skills to resolving social, environmental and business problems and opportunities. You'll also talk with business and community leaders and apply their knowledge and skills in a professional working environment. The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 7.

Education can change lives. Change yours. What will you be teaching tomorrow? Every teacher was once a student. Discover all the ways you can shape education, both inside and outside the classroom. In the Bachelor of Educational Studies, you'll develop foundational skills in literacy and numeracy, digital learning and learning contexts. Beyond that, you can shape your degree to the future you want. The Bachelor of Educational Studies can kickstart your teaching career. After your first year, you can transfer into an accredited teaching degree at La Trobe.* Our friendly and knowledgeable staff will help you make a smooth transition. Once you get there, you'll have the foundational skills to succeed. Choose subjects in business, humanities, special education and student welfare, or psychology to build your own skillset. Discover how to apply your knowledge and develop industry connections with a Work Integrated Learning experience or studio project where you'll solve a real-world problem. You'll be prepared for a career in learning or education-related fields across industries, working in policy, community programs, company training and more. You'll learn: Digital learning Explore the world of digital learning in a way that's creative, collaborative and innovative. Learning contexts Learn how to create safe, diverse learning environments for people of all ages and backgrounds. Literacy and numeracy Understand key concepts and conventions of the English language and numeracy. * Must meet the minimum average mark and prerequisites. The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 7.

The Bachelor of Education (Secondary) will develop your skills to address the diverse academic and developmental needs of young people. You'll gain discipline expertise to teach across the stages of secondary school. Students will have the opportunity to specialise in two of the following disciplines: English maths humanities (including history and geography) science (including physics, chemistry and biology) Languages Other Than English (LOTE), English as a Second Language (ESL) TESOL physical education health education visual arts drama psychology. The design of the program reflects the school year, so you have the opportunity to undertake on-going school experience and ensure integration of knowledge of teaching and learning with practice. You'll complete 80 days of professional experience during the course. The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 7.