Bachelor of Arts

Critical thinking, research capability, ethical practice, creativity and innovation, autonomy and initiative, effective communication (presentation, management and planning skills), computer literacy, and cultural awareness; these are all outcomes of studying our Bachelor of Arts — and highly valued in the workplace.

However you decide to structure your degree, you’ll gain a range of skills that will power your agility and adaptability, both in the workplace and in life generally. Narrow your focus to pursue a passion or widen your net to broaden your prospects.

Areas of study

Ancient history, archaeology, Australian studies, Chinese (Mandarin), classical languages (Greek/Latin), community development or planning, crime and society, criminal justice, cultural heritage, English, environmental futures,  French, gender studies, genre adaptation and practice, German, global politics, history (Australian and international), human or physical geography, Indonesian, International law, Italian, Japanese, linguistics, literary traditions, medieval and modern Europe, music, peace studies, philosophy, planning and design, politics, psychology, screen and media, sociology, Spanish, studies in religion, studies in settler colonialism, theatre and performance, writing.

Career opportunities

Management and business, public relations, human resources, government (local, state and federal), research and analysis, social and public policy, education, creative industries, environmentalism, foreign affairs, trade, humanitarianism.

Fees and charges

Refer to UNE current fee information.