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The document discusses areas of study and career prospects within the School of Social Sciences and Psychology. It notes that the school offers studies in areas like criminology, psychology, social work, and geography. Additionally, it states that social services is the largest and fastest growing industry in Australia, and the travel and tourism industry supports over 290 million jobs worldwide and accounts for 10.2% of global GDP. The school also offers a limited number of $8,000 scholarships for international students.
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