Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) / Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation
ProviderUniversity of Technology SydneyCourse overview
The Transdisciplinary School is Australia’s first dedicated hub for transdisciplinary education, research, and partnerships.
Our expertise is in addressing the most pressing issues of our time in creative, strategic, and sustainable way. We do this by activating collaborations between students, academics, and partners with diverse perspectives and wide-ranging experiences.
Transdisciplinary is: When great minds don’t think alike.
A new way of thinking and working
Addressing the world’s most urgent challenges – such as food security, education design, income disparity, housing, healthcare, and sustainability – demands new ways of thinking and working.
It is human nature to be drawn to those who think like us and navigate the world in similar ways. However, a transdisciplinary approach proactively encourages diversity and inclusion. Underpinning any transdisciplinary practice is a respect for difference in all forms. In transdisciplinary practice, we cultivate a flexible and adaptable mindset.
Transdisciplinary is: Extending beyond traditional academic and industry boundaries.
Benefits of a transdisciplinary approach
As a student at the Transdisciplinary School, you will benefit from learning in a whole-of-university environment.
You will take classes taught by leading academics from various backgrounds. You’ll learn alongside students undertaking degrees that are vastly different from yours, and you will gain insights from experts from a diverse range of industries.
Innovation, accelerated
The Diploma in Innovation is for everyone who wants a better world. Learn by doing in a creative and entrepreneurial environment. Build a skill set that is transferable to all careers. By selecting the right three subjects in your core degree, you can complete the Diploma with just three additional subjects.
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IB Diploma
34.6-37.2If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
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