Overview
The global engagement minor prepares students to become highly effective environmental practitioners, equipped to work professionally in both international and domestic contexts. With a focus on building strong intercultural competencies and offering authentic international experiences, the minor follows a scaffolded learning approach. Students first explore intercultural communication and indigenous concepts – crucial to working within many global environmental systems – then apply these skills and their course knowledge in an international context.
Students considering choosing SLE301 Professional Practice as part of their global engagement minor, please note that the placement component of this unit must be completed in an international setting.
Key information
Campuses
Online
Unit set code
MN-S000022
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You can study Global engagement as part of the following courses
Bachelor of Environmental Science and Sustainability
Develop solutions to environmental challenges while building expertise in sustainability, environmental management and policy.
Bachelor of Environmental Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology)
Gain practical experience in wildlife conservation, ecology and sustainability through fieldwork and environmental studies.
Bachelor of Marine Science
Study marine ecosystems, conservation and ocean sustainability through fieldwork and practical learning in coastal environments.