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Bachelor of Arts

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Key features

  • Gain skills that will equip you for a broad range of careers

    Study English and gain a solid grounding for employment in a wide range of education, communication and media-related industries.

  • Study texts from the medieval period through to the present day

    Study novels, drama, poetry, creative writing and life writing – as well as visual texts such as film, and children’s literature.

  • Gain a unique set of skills that employers want

    Acquire skills in communication and evaluation, flexibility and independent judgement.

  • Double your skills and employability prospects

    Undertake a double major – choose from more than 20 – to expand your options and launch a career enhanced by your unique perspective.

Career outcomes

With a rapidly evolving job market, graduate employability remains our priority. We’re working closely with a range of industries and sectors to ensure you’re job-ready when you graduate. View graduate professions and potential employers.

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Faculty of Arts

The Faculty of Arts is home to a passionate community of scholars committed to equipping you with skills for the future via transformative education and world-leading research. Through our interdisciplinary approach to teaching and research, you'll develop capabilities to address local, national and global challenges.

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Our vibrant and leafy campus forms part of one of the largest business and technology precincts in Australia. To ensure you have the right skills when you graduate — whether you're starting your first job or taking your career to the next level — we offer flexible study options, personalised degrees and practical experiences.

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