Degree
Major
80 credit points
Major in Humans and Emerging Technologies
Overview
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looking to start my course in
Degree/s offering this major
Bachelor of International Studies
Summary
Key features
- Unpack the social forces behind global innovation trends
Explore why technologies succeed or fail – and how innovation reflects the values of the societies that shape, adopt and respond to it.
- Co-create solutions for a more equitable tech future
Join forces with industry to design human-centered initiatives that promote inclusive tech adoption and positive social impact.
- Lead with digital confidence and clarity
Build fluency in digital tools, storytelling and AI applications while learning to communicate complex ideas with impact.
- Enhance your studies and employability with a double major
Pair your studies with a language major to expand your skill set, increase your impact and build global career versatility.
Career outcomes
With a rapidly evolving job market, graduate employability remains our priority. We’re working closely with a range of industries and sectors to ensure you’re job-ready when you graduate. View graduate professions and potential employers.
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Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts is home to a passionate community of scholars committed to equipping you with skills for the future via transformative education and world-leading research. Through our interdisciplinary approach to teaching and research, you'll develop capabilities to address local, national and global challenges.
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Studying at Macquarie
Our vibrant and leafy campus forms part of one of the largest business and technology precincts in Australia. To ensure you have the right skills when you graduate — whether you're starting your first job or taking your career to the next level — we offer flexible study options, personalised degrees and practical experiences.
Benefits of studying at Macquarie
Major structure
What you’ll study
A major allows you to focus on an area of study, such as Humans and Emerging Technologies, within more generalist degrees. It’s recorded on your testamur and academic transcript.
Major requirements
80 credit points
Essential units
80 credit points
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Essential units are units that you must complete to qualify for your degree.
How can I study this major?
Humans and Emerging Technologies is available as a major as part of the below degree/s:
Guide to University terminology
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Career outcomes
Set your career in motion
Professions
- AI research assistant
- Community development officer
- Data analyst
- Digital media strategist
- Diplomat
- Diversity consultant
- Ethical hacker
- Human resources professional
- Information technology analyst
- International development adviser
- International political adviser
- International relations manager
- Marketing manager
- Media and communications adviser
- Policy adviser
- Project manager
- Risk management specialist
- Technology consultant
- User experience (UX) designer
- Wearable health technology specialist
Employers
- Advocacy organisations
- Business councils
- Consulting firms
- Financial technology firms
- Government agencies and departments
- Human resource consultancies
- Information technology companies
- International public sector
- Marketing and public relations firms
- Media and entertainment companies
- Multilateral development organisations
- Multinational corporations
- NGOs
- Policy institutes
- Professional services firms
- Risk management groups
- Technology and telecommunications companies
- Trade and development organisations
- UX design companies
- Universities
Career information
Job and Skills Australia – an Australian Government initiative – provides accessible labour-market data, research and tools to help you understand Australia’s current and projected workforce-skills needs.
Multiply your employability
In-built internships
Study a degree with built-in practical experiences, and get an invaluable head start in your career.
Higher graduate earnings
Join the ranks of arts graduates whose mid-career earnings outstrip many specialist professions.
Co-designed degrees
Study a degree co-designed with industry, and graduate with the knowledge and skills employers want.
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