Bachelor
Take yourself further
Curious about a wide range of ideas and issues? High-achieving? Articulate? The Bachelor of Arts (Advanced) is a distinctive degree for inquisitive students who want to excel.
As a member of a small but distinctive community within the wider University, you'll work to take your knowledge and skills to a higher level. You will:
You'll also have the flexibility to tailor your degree to suit your career goals. You can choose to extend your abilities in two majors. Or, take just one and complement it with a set of elective courses focused on developing your leadership and citizenship.
You have no fewer than 32 majors to select from:
Note: You must maintain a GPA of 5.0 or you'll be required to transfer to the Bachelor of Arts.
You'll emerge from our degree with enhanced skills for either higher studies or leadership roles in your chosen career. You could shake up Adelaide with the next iconic festival concept. You might run for federal government. Perhaps you'll join the ranks of Arts-educated CEOs on the world stage.
Direct access to industry leaders and paid internship opportunities: The Academy by Deloitte
This degree gives you the opportunity to be part of our new The Academy by Deloitte. You'll be part of a supportive student cohort that learns from one another and industry leaders. Formal and informal experiences will allow you to build relationships within the Deloitte network.
BA (Advanced) students are appointed an academic mentor for the duration of their degree and are able to focus on advanced level study from the first year of study. Students will study two majors, undertake a 3-unit course in advanced humanities theory and method, and complete a 6-unit research project in their final year under the supervision of their academic mentor.
The remainder of the degree is made up of free choice electives from disciplines within the Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics. Students studying this program will attend various discipline research seminars, career and industry talks.
The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.