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Bachelor of Arts

ProviderThe University of Melbourne
Course code: VTAC3800538001UniversityStudy area: Society and CultureCourse data availableData JSON

Course overview

The Bachelor of Arts offers 44 areas of study in the humanities, social sciences and languages. These can be studied as a major or a minor. Some areas can only be studied as a minor. The degree builds core skills that prepare graduates for a wide range of careers and study pathways. Students build interdisciplinary knowledge, community leadership and cultural awareness, and graduate with the skills necessary to succeed in the rapidly changing global environment. Each major develops specialised skills in a defined discipline.  In the first year, students will complete a Discovery subject of their choice that introduces them to concepts, ideas and principles that are central to the humanities, social sciences and languages. By the second year, students will finalise selection of majors and minors. In the third year, students will engage in a capstone experience, designed to draw together the various strands of their undergraduate study and facilitate transition to life as a graduate.

Entry requirements

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IB Diploma

25-28
English requirement
IELTS Academic 6.5

If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.

Past Offers

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Scored cases
Source countriesMalaysia
Common pathwayBachelor background
Target levelMaster degree
Offer fieldsAccounting and Finance
1
MalaysiaBachelor background
Master of Management (Accounting and Finance)Master degree · Accounting and Finance · Offshore
GPA / 4.0GPA 3.26/4.0strong band · approx. top 15-20%

Course curriculum

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