This program explores critical contemporary issues such as privacy, censorship, and artificial intelligence through the lenses of anthropology, business, philosophy, politics, and sociology. It examines how technology impacts our connected and safe lives, our medical records, and autonomous systems. Students will develop a deep understanding of ethical considerations and social justice principles in a rapidly evolving world.
The curriculum integrates disciplines like anthropology, business, philosophy, politics, and sociology to address complex ethical and social justice issues. Specific module details are not provided, but the program is designed to equip students with analytical and critical thinking skills.
Graduates develop skills applicable to a range of roles focused on policy, research, and community engagement. The program prepares students for careers in sectors that require ethical analysis and social understanding.
ATAR scores may vary depending on the location. N/A: Not applicable, N/P: Not published, RC: Range of criteria.
Specific fee information should be obtained directly from the university.
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