LA TROBE UNIVERSITY · AUSTRALIA
Sustainability and Development
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- Net Zero by 2029University commitment to carbon neutrality
- Top 250 for Social SciencesWorld University Rankings
- Leading Environmental ResearchHome to dedicated research centres
This program allows you to explore the complex social, economic, political, and environmental challenges faced by societies globally. You will investigate how development can address these issues without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. It offers a chance to engage with critical global issues and develop skills to contribute to sustainable solutions.
Careers
Graduates develop skills in critical thinking, cultural awareness, and communication, preparing them for diverse career paths focused on social and environmental progress.
- Community liaison officer
- Grant acquisition specialist
- Policy officer
- Community Development Officer
- Humanitarian affairs officer
- Project manager
Entry requirements
Australian Year 12 or equivalentATAR score or equivalent, with specific scores varying by campus and course (e.g., Melbourne: 55.50 for Bachelor of Arts).
International students must meet the general admission and English language requirements for La Trobe University. Specific requirements can be found on the university's international admissions page.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees for international students vary by course and are available on the La Trobe University website.
Tuition (home)Domestic student fees are determined by government funding and student contribution arrangements.
LivingEstimated living costs for students in Australia should be considered. Specific details are available on the university's cost of living pages.
All fee information is subject to change. Please refer to the official La Trobe University website for the most current details.
How to apply
1. Enquire or Apply OnlineVisit the La Trobe University website and navigate to the course you are interested in. You can submit an enquiry or begin the online application process.
2. Provide Contact and Study InformationComplete the initial steps of the application by providing your personal contact details and specifying your study interests.
3. Submit Required DocumentsUpload all necessary academic transcripts, English language test results, and any other supporting documents as specified by the university. This may include identification and visa information.
4. Receive Offer and AcceptOnce your application is assessed, you will receive an offer. Follow the instructions to accept the offer and pay any required deposits.
5. Arrange Visa and EnrolAfter accepting the offer, proceed with arranging your student visa and prepare for your arrival and enrolment at the university.