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Expand your horizons and learn to think outside the box. Exclusive to high-achieving students with an ATAR (or equivalent) of 98, the Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Dalyell Scholars) program is an opportunity to challenge yourself Â鶹ԭ´´ your most promising and talented peers. This degree gives you the opportunity to deepen your knowledge and skills, add further breadth to your University qualification by studying subjects from a range of disciplines, and apply your skills and disciplinary knowledge to real-world problems. In the final year of your degree, you have two options, Advanced Coursework OR Honours: Advanced Coursework: Enhance your leadership, critical thinking and problem-solving skills and increase your employment prospects. You will undertake challenging coursework and experience work outside the classroom by collaborating with other students on a substantial real-world project and Honours: Develop deep analytical skills and prepare yourself for further research opportunities, such as pursuing a PhD. You will undertake a supervised but independent research project as well as connected discipline-based and/or research-focused coursework. Admission to the honours pathway is subject to meeting the specified WAM and additional entry requirements.

• History
• American Studies
• Indigenous Studies
Ancient Greek
Indonesian Studies
Ancient History
International Relations
Anthropology
International and Comparative Literary Studies
Arabic Language and Cultures
Italian Studies
Archaeology
Art History
Asian Studies
Hebrew Modern
Japanese Studies
Chinese Studies
Jewish Civilisation, Thought and Culture
Criminology
Korean Studies
Cultural Studies
Latin
Digital Cultures
Econometrics
Modern Greek Studies
Economic Policy
Music
Economics
English
Political Economy
European Studies
Politics
Film Studies
Socio-Legal Studies
Financial Economics
Sociology
French and Francophone Studies
Spanish and Latin American Studies
Gender Studies
Theatre and Performance Studies
Education Studies
Environmental, Agricultural and Resource Economics
Germanic Studies

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Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

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