News From Deakin

This year Deakin has introduced a range of new or revamped courses. Some of these are profiled below:

Bachelor of Marine Science

Studying Marine Science at Deakin’s Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus will provide students with the essential knowledge and skills in ocean systems and resources through a multidisciplinary approach in the areas of marine microbiology and genomics, oceanography, coastal processes, marine modelling, marine biology, marine ecology, fisheries and aquaculture. This course will also provide students with the skills required to join the greater marine science community using new marine technologies and innovative approaches to help protect and drive the sustainable future of the world’s oceans.

Browse Bachelor of Marine Science to find out more.

Bachelor of Marketing (Psychology)

Study the Bachelor of Marketing (Psychology) to become an expert at uncovering the underlying reasons behind consumer behaviour. Students will build skills in marketing, psychology, analytics, digital literacy and business, and bring them all together to develop a deep understanding of human decision-making.

Find out more at Bachelor of Marketing (Psychology)

Bachelor of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is driving digital disruption, with new technology helping redefine many industries. Many companies are looking to take advantage of recent advances in artificial intelligence, which is creating a large demand for skilled professionals. Students will gain the skills required to become an artificial intelligence specialist; allowing them to work alongside software engineers, data scientists, application developers and business analysts, applying their specialist knowledge to ensure artificial intelligence is appropriately integrated into software solutions from a technical and human perspective.

Find out more at Bachelor of Artificial Intelligence

Bachelor of Human Resources Management (Psychology)

The Bachelor of Human Resource Management (Psychology) has been introduced at Deakin this year. This specialised course is aimed at developing a students’ understanding of human behaviour, giving them a broader perspective of the challenges faced in HR, while at the same time preparing them for the realities of modern business. This course is particularly beneficial to students who are open to careers in both human resources and psychology. By exploring the human mind in a business context, students will have a significant advantage when performing key functions in their role in human resources (HR), from recruitment and workplace negotiations, to creating high-performance environments.

To learn more visit Bachelor of Human Resources Management (Psychology)

The new Doctor of Medicine

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