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504 Bachelor's degrees in Humanities in Australia
UWA Foundation Program - Combined Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics and Economics - Arts
This UWA Foundation Program - Combined Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics and Economics - Arts, Pre-Bachelor from INTO The University Of Western Australia will help improve your subject knowledge and English language skills so you can progress to Year 1 of any undergraduate degree at The University of Western Australia (UWA) upon successful completion to the required level.
Arts - Philosophy
This Arts - Philosophy course from Adelaide University is tailored for curious minds eager to understand and influence the philosophical discussions that shape our world.
Philosophy, Politics and Economics
This Philosophy, Politics and Economics course from Adelaide University gets you acquainted with social and political institutions, moral and ethical debates, and how economics influences everything.
Arts - Political Economy
Hone your analytical skills. Become an independent thinker. Form and articulate judgements based on argument and evidence. Lead the way with the Arts - Political Economy programme at The University of Sydney.
Politics, Philosophy, and Economics
Shape the future and unleash your potential with the Politics, Philosophy, and Economics programme at The University of Sydney, a prestigious course recognised globally as a starting point for future leaders.
UWA Foundation Program - Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Knowledge, History and Heritage
This UWA Foundation Program - Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Knowledge, History and Heritage, Pre-Bachelor from INTO The University Of Western Australia will help improve your subject knowledge and English language skills so you can progress to Year 1 of any undergraduate degree at The University of Western Australia (UWA) upon successful completion to the required level.
Liberal Arts and Science
The Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Science from The University of Sydney offers flexibility and a wide range of majors. It provides a background in both the humanities and the sciences, equipping you with valuable skills that will make you highly desirable to employers across many industries.
Communication - Arts
The Bachelor of Communication - Arts offered at the University of Queensland combines communication, an exciting new area of study that encompasses several disciplines, with a diverse range of arts studies.
Bachelor of Arts (Anthropology)
Anthropology seeks to understand these similarities and differences across diverse human societies, as a means of learning about what it means to be human. While studying Bachelor of Arts (Anthropology) program at the University of Southern Queensland, you will be introduced to diverse global cultures, with a focus on understanding the social and cultural experiences of our own lives.
Bachelor of Arts - English and Literary Studies
This Bachelor of Arts - English and Literary Studies BA program from The University of Western Australia gives you a unique opportunity to develop your reading, writing and thinking skills through the study of literature, film and television, and through producing your own creative writing.
Bachelor of Arts (Archaeology)
Are you intrigued by the stories of past societies and cultures? Delve deeper into the lifestyles of peoples past through the Bachelor of Arts (Archaeology) program at the University of Southern Queensland.
Commerce and Arts
The Commerce and Arts program at Monash University gives you the skills to commercialise artistic endeavours, or apply commercial knowledge across different industry sectors.
Engineering and Arts (Honours)
The Engineering and Arts (Honours) program at Monash University is a double degree focusing on real world problems to illustrate the interaction between engineering and society, and introduces the range of engineering disciplines available. The engineering/arts double degree offers diversity, flexibility and more career choices.
Bachelor of Arts (History)
History provides the foundations for interpreting the past and understanding how the past has been reconstructed and debated. The Bachelor of Arts (History) program is offered by the University of Southern Queensland.
Bachelor of Arts (International Relations)
Do you want to discover Australia's place in the world and the way it interacts with the contemporary realm? Gain an edge in this competitive industry by studying the Bachelor of Arts (International Relations) program at the University of Southern Queensland in conjunction with studies in business or law.
Bachelor of Arts (Creative and Critical Writing)
Develop and refine your ability to write engaging works for a range of audiences and markets. In the Bachelor of Arts (Creative and Critical Writing) program at the University of Southern Queensland, you will learn to write creatively and critically, and to produce compelling, professional narratives in both fiction and non-fiction.
Foundation Studies: Design Standard Plus
The Foundation Studies: Design Standard Plus Program at University of New South Wales is a supportive program delivered at a slower pace for students who have not met the entry requirements for the Standard Program.
Bachelor of Arts
The flexibility of a Bachelor of Arts degree from University of New South Wales allows you to pursue your interests and career aspirations across a range of disciplines within the humanities and social sciences, including languages, arts, history, philosophy and business.
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Anthropology
The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Anthropology program at the University of Southern Queensland will take you on an intensive journey into the core methods and theories of anthropology, and explore how anthropology can contribute to core issues in wider society.
Bachelor of Music - Bachelor of Arts
This Bachelor of Music - Bachelor of Arts double degree from University of New South Wales gives you a specialist qualification in music as well as the flexibility to pursue other interests within the humanities and social sciences, including languages, arts, history, philosophy and business.