Sustainability and Climate Change - Sociology Adelaide University

Overview

Through this Sustainability and Climate Change - Sociology course from Adelaide University you will gain the skills to act with compassion and creativity to address one of the most important societal shifts in history: climate change.

Learn how to analyse and influence environmental policies. Explore the social drivers to support change in local and global industries. Examine the impact of media and technology on mobilising and dividing people. Gain problem-solving and collaborative skills. Connect to your future career with hands-on work experience in your industry of choice.

Your specialised knowledge in how social changes can be constructed and steered will distinguish you in your field. Equipped with an in-depth understanding of local and international climate challenges, you will graduate prepared to lead the next industry movements for a greener tomorrow.

Career opportunities:

Global warming impacts are increasing on an international scale, affecting homes, resources, safety, migration, and dramatic political shifts. You will graduate with a unique understanding of the social forces that can push the cause for our survival to the front of our collective focus. And you’ll have the skills to deliver practical steps to make that change possible.

A major in sociology in a Bachelor of Sustainability and Climate Change will give you a dynamic skillset in collaboration, leadership and climate research. You will launch into a career with the ability to envision, communicate and enact critical transition plans across government and industries worldwide.

You could find yourself at the forefront of disaster prevention and humanitarian causes, advising on government policy, or advocating for change across sectors. You might consult with small businesses on ways they can transition to biodegradable products. Perhaps you'll lead innovation in the latest sustainable technology to be rolled out globally.

You could also be a:

• Climate and social policy adviser
• Renewable energy specialist
• International climate diplomat
• Cultural and humanitarian consultant
• Climate research leader
• Environmental analyst
• Project and development manager
• Urban planner.