At a glance
36 mo
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- Top 150 globally for SociologyGlobal Ranking
- Flexibility with StudyFlex: choose online, on-campus, or hybrid studyStudy Mode
- Access to Thesis Eleven Forum for Social and Political TheoryResearch Focus
- Expertise in Australian society, globalisation, and social controlAcademic Strengths
Explore the social behaviours and structures that shape our world. This program delves into how societal practices influence individual lives and interactions. You will develop essential analytical, research, and critical thinking skills, preparing you to address the complexities of social change and its impact. Learn from academics specializing in areas such as Australian society, globalization, labor movements, and social control.
Careers
Sociology studies equip you with valuable skills in research, analysis, communication, and critical thinking, opening doors to diverse career paths. You'll be prepared for roles focused on understanding and shaping societal dynamics.
- Sociology researcher
- Social policy adviser
- Community engagement worker
- Consumer advocate
- Public relations officer
Entry requirements
Bachelor of ArtsATAR 55.50 (Melbourne), N/P (Online)
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)Location: Melbourne
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Health SciencesATAR 65.55 (Melbourne), N/P (Online)
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of ArtsOnline: N/P
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of ArtsATAR 90.15 (Melbourne), N/P (Bendigo)
Diploma of ArtsNo ATAR required (Melbourne, Online)
Doctor of PhilosophyLocations: Melbourne, Albury-Wodonga, Bendigo, Mildura, Shepparton
Juris DoctorLocation: City
Master of ArtsLocations: Melbourne, Albury-Wodonga, Bendigo, Mildura, Shepparton
Master of PhilosophyLocations: Melbourne, Albury-Wodonga, Bendigo, Mildura, Shepparton
ATAR scores may differ for the same course offered at multiple locations. Abbreviations: N/A: Not applicable, N/P: Not published, RC: Range of criteria.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees vary by course. Find specific details on the 'Find a course' page. Fees are based on 120 credit points per year. Annual fees may increase by up to 7% each year.
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Fees are listed in Australian dollars (AUD). International students must pay tuition fees in full by the due date, typically 21 days before the Census date, unless an approved sponsor or scholarship is in place. Failure to pay may impact enrolment. The initial tuition deposit to accept an offer has a separate deadline, as noted in the offer letter.
How to apply
1. Enquire or Express InterestStart by contacting the university through their enquiry form or by speaking with a La Trobe advisor for a one-on-one consultation. This is a good opportunity to ask questions about your study interests.
2. Submit ApplicationFollow the steps provided by the university, which will include providing your contact information and study interests. The university will guide you on the specific application portal or process.
3. Receive OfferOnce your application is reviewed, you will receive an offer letter detailing the course, fees, and conditions. This letter will also specify the deadline for accepting your offer and paying any required tuition deposit.
4. Accept Offer and Pay DepositTo secure your place, you must accept your offer and pay the initial tuition deposit by the specified deadline.
5. Receive Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)After accepting your offer and making the required payments, you will receive your CoE, which is necessary for visa applications.
6. Apply for Student VisaUse your CoE to apply for your Australian student visa.
7. Enrol and Pay FeesComplete your enrolment and pay tuition fees by the due dates provided on your Statement of Account to avoid any impact on your enrolment status.