Bachelor of Arts

Enhance and develop transferable skills that will equip you for many careers and a variety of fields and sectors. Transferable skills you will gain during your Bachelor of Arts studies include critical thinking and reading, problem solving, time management, adaptability, and teamwork. These skills are increasingly desirable in the workplace.

According to Gradaustralia.com.au there are many different jobs you can pursue with a Bachelor of Arts qualification including:

• Government roles
• Non-government roles (ie policy development, administration, and advocacy).
• Higher education or private education (tutoring, student support, professional services)
• Media and Communications
• Arts and culture (gallery assistants, public programs.

If you wish to continue your studies or want to pursue a career in academia or research then you may want to continue your students with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) which can be followed by a masters degree or PhD.

At UniSQ, you can choose from a variety of Bachelor of Arts specialisation to align with your interests and goals including:

• Anthropology
• Archaeology
• Archaeology (Extended)
• Artificial Intelligence & Data Science (Extended)
• Counselling Practice
• Creative Writing
• Criminology & Criminal Justice
• Criminology & Criminal Justice (Extended)
• Drama
• English Literature
• Environment & Sustainability
• First Nations Australia
• History
• International Relations 
• Legal Studies
• Music
• Photojournalism
• Physiology & Human Movement
• Politics
• Psychology (Extended)
• Social Justice & Enterprise
• Visual Arts Curation

To study a Bachelor of Arts online or on-campus at UniSQ you need to meet a minimum ATAR and assumed knowledge. ‘Assumed knowledge’ is the term we use to explain the minimum level of knowledge we presume you have in some subjects before you start your degree.

Adjustment factor pathways can also provide you with additional points than may increase your Rank. Find out if you qualify for any adjustment factor pathways.

For further information on ATAR, assumed knowledge and adjustment factor pathways, please view the entry requirements section of your preferred specialisation for details.

If you don’t meet the entry requirements, we have many pathway options you can explore.

A Bachelor of Arts will take you approximately three years to complete. Some students choose to study part-time which increases the time it takes to finish the required courses.

At UniSQ, we understand that many of our students are balancing family, social and work commitments in their lives. Our flexible study options allow you to tailor your study to suit your needs. If required, you can reduce your study-load and choose to study part-time. Discover more about the ways to study at UniSQ.

Yes! UniSQ offers the Bachelor of Arts online, so you have the flexibility you need to pursue study while balancing your life, work and family commitments.

Over 75% of UniSQ students choose to study online and benefit from our 40+ years of experience delivering online learning.

• Listen to recorded lectures when it suits you.
• Access the library’s free online learning services
• Connect with peers and lecturers through online discussion forums.
• Benefit from access to various academic support services.

Take a look at how online learning works at UniSQ and discover how you can study a Bachelor of Arts online in Australia.

The cost of a Bachelor of Arts online or on-campus in Australia will vary depending on the education provider you choose. Please view the fees and scholarships section of your chosen major for details.

• UniSQ is rated five out of five stars for graduate starting salary (Good Universities Guide, 2024)
• Benefit from the ability to study online or on-campus, or fast track your degree by studying over Semester 3 (November intake).
• Learn and develop flexible and transferable skills that will equip you for a variety of career avenues.