Australian National University (ANU)
3 years full-time
The Bachelor of Arts is a flexible three-year undergraduate degree from ANU where you select majors from creative arts, humanities, and social sciences. Ideal for students seeking diverse career paths in publishing, policy, education, media, government, and international development.
Domestic applicants require an ATAR of 80 or International Baccalaureate score of 30, completion of Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of Education or equivalent, and English language proficiency. Applicants with higher education, vocational training, or work and life experience may have alternative pathways. International applicants must meet equivalent selection rank requirements based on their qualifications.
The Bachelor of Arts comprises 144 units across three years. Students complete one major (48 units) from disciplines including Anthropology, Archaeology, Art History, Asian Studies, Australian Indigenous Studies, Classical Studies, Criminology, Design, Development Studies, Economics, English, Environmental Studies, Gender Studies, History, International Relations, Linguistics, Music Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and numerous language studies. A minimum of 24 units must come from courses outside the major, and students must complete 12 units of Transdisciplinary Problem-Solving courses. The remaining 48+ units are electives allowing students to explore additional majors, minors, or courses from other colleges.
ANU ranks among the world's finest universities with nearly 100,000 alumni including political, business, government, and academic leaders globally. The Bachelor of Arts is taught by world-class scholars in the College of Arts and Social Sciences, offering exceptional flexibility to create a personalized degree. ANU's commitment to developing critical thinking, research skills, and global perspectives prepares graduates for diverse career opportunities worldwide.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts pursue careers in publishing, policy, education, international development, politics, media, information technology, communications, journalism, aid, advertising, art conservation, and government. The degree develops highly sought-after analytical, research, and communication skills valued across industries. ANU's extensive alumni network includes leaders in academia, business, and public service, providing pathways to influential roles in both local and global contexts.
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