165 Bachelor's degrees in Liberal Arts in Australia

The Bachelor of Arts - Laws from Australian Catholic University (ACU) is designed to produce well-rounded and articulate graduates ready for legal practice and a range of professional careers in an increasingly global environment.  

With Environmental Science (Honours) course from University of Wollongong you will discover the ethical, social, economic and political aspects of environmental issues and investigate the fresh-water and terrestrial ecosystems of the Illawarra.

Prepare yourself for the workforce with the ultimate skill set. When you study the Arts programme from Charles Sturt University, you combine traditional humanities knowledge and skills, such as critical thinking, with professional specialisations and transferable employability skills.  

The Bachelor of Arts with Science from the University of the Sunshine Coast provides you with a strong scientific base and powerful communication talents.  

During the Bachelor of Creative Arts from Australian Catholic University (ACU) will inspire you to become a versatile and agile innovator while developing the skills and experience needed to adapt to an ever-changing creative landscape.

Expand your career prospects with this Science - Arts programme from Griffith University that blends scientific discovery with creative and analytical thinking.

This Bachelor of Arts - Laws from University of Wollongong offers a world-class legal education while expanding your knowledge and developing critical thinking skills with a range of traditional areas of study in humanities.

Gain a sound understanding of both the arts and the sciences with this Arts and Science degree from Flinders University.

In this Philosophy major from University of Tasmania, you will encounter philosophical issues from different perspectives across both Eastern and Western philosophical traditions. 

The Bachelor of Creative Arts - Communication and Media course from University of Wollongong offers insight into how producers and consumers interact in a media-saturated world and connects hands-on creativity with critical reflection. 

The Bachelor in Arts with Business from the University of the Sunshine Coast gives you the ultimate programme for choice if you’re looking for a combined arts and business degree.  

Simultaneously develop research skills as you design and conduct a thesis study to contribute to arts research, with the support of a supervisor with interest and expertise in your chosen area of study with the Bachelor in Arts (Honours) from the University of the Sunshine Coast.

The combination of a Law and Arts degree of The Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts at Murdoch University means you'll gain valuable additional skills and a competitive edge in your law career.

With the Bachelor of Arts - Philosophy at Macquarie University you'll develop reasoning skills, and learn how to think for yourself rather than relying on someone else’s authority. You’ll reflect on your views – and give reasons for them – and understand and evaluate other positions and arguments. 

In this Creative Arts and Health major from University of Tasmania offers you an interdisciplinary study experience that is unique. 

The Arts program offered by Edith Cowan University will equip you to create meaningful change in your local and international communities based on an understanding of complex social dynamics.

Work towards your career aspirations with an emphasis on career and skills development with a Arts programme at Flinders University.  

The Bachelor of Arts - Master of Teaching (Secondary) degree from Australian Catholic University (ACU) provides you with an innovative pathway into becoming a secondary school teacher with two specialist teaching areas. 

Develop the kind of communication, creative-thinking and interpersonal skills you can make you highly employable across a range of careers at the Bachelor of Arts programme from Murdoch University.

At the Bachelor of Laws - Arts from the University of the Sunshine Coast you’ll study the foundations of the Australian legal system, including criminal and commercial law, torts, contracts, property law and constitutional law