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About the course
The Bachelor of Arts (Community, Culture and Environment) builds critical thinking, communication and analytical skills while exploring how communities and cultures interact with place and environmental change. You’ll study human society through diverse perspectives and engage with contemporary issues relevant to regional and global contexts. This undergraduate arts degree supports flexible pathways and broad career options in the humanities. The programme combines disciplinary knowledge, applied learning, and graduate competencies for professional career entry.
Career outcome
Graduates can pursue roles across community and cultural sectors, public policy and advocacy, media and writing, administration, and heritage-related work. Potential pathways include community and social services, content creation, editing, diplomacy and politics, archiving and librarianship, and heritage consultancy, with further study supporting teaching or social work careers. This bachelor’s arts degree prepares you for people-focused work in arts and humanities contexts. Preparing graduates for graduate employment, professional traineeships, and further postgraduate study.
Entry requirements
ATAR 70 (or equivalent).
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