Education
Undergraduate programmes include courses in art history, business, computer science, data science, economics, English, history, law, philosophy, politics & international relations, and psychology, as well as interdisciplinary thematic pathways including curation, sociology, STEM, and sustainability.
Students enjoy the flexibility of creating their own academic pathway from a wide range of elective courses, designed to contextualise their studies. Experiential opportunities, which are credit-bearing and co-designed with partners in industry, community, research, and education, offer the possibility of gaining additional real-world and international experience.