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Consider a Bachelor of Arts (Psychology). Gain insight into why people think, feel and behave the way they do, while developing critical, transferable skills.
Deakin’s Bachelor of Arts is dynamic, impactful and responsive. The associate degree offers a guaranteed pathway into the Bachelor of Arts. Studying a double arts degree is a way to diversify your skills and boost your prospects, unlocking your ultimate career.
A Deakin undergraduate course is the foundation of your future career, usually completed in two to four years. Duration varies based on degree type, enrolment pattern and any credit received from recognition of prior learning.
With the flexibility to choose from over 30 specialisations, you can explore unique combinations and personalise your degree to your interests and goals. For example, here are the major and minor areas of study in Deakin’s Bachelor of Arts.
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Consider a Bachelor of Arts (Psychology). Gain insight into why people think, feel and behave the way they do, while developing critical, transferable skills.
If you're dreaming of an exciting and rewarding career in arts, we'll help get you there.
Curate your future career from day one, mastering the critical thinking, communication and problem-solving skills highly sought-after by employers across a vast spectrum of industries. You’ll respond to emerging global issues and gain meaningful practical experiences outside the classroom, graduating with highly transferrable critical skills that will open up a multitude of exciting opportunities for your future career.
As you nurture your passion, you’ll deep dive into your practice and be fully supported on your journey towards your future career. You’ll learn by doing and discover how to put your ideas into action. You’ll engage with the community and industry through individually tailored work placement and networking opportunities, allowing you to develop leadership skills and an entrepreneurial mindset.
Have the flexibility to create a meaningful career you love, whether you want to work in a specific sector or industry, an emerging job of the future or even create a dream career that might not yet exist. Strong employment growth is forecast for arts roles according to Australian Government employment projections to 2028.*
Deakin’s Bachelor of Arts is dynamic, impactful and responsive. It allows you to explore meaningful ideas that matter, develop nuanced perspectives about current social justice issues and learn the critical skills to imagine a better future for all people.
The Associate Degree of Arts is the perfect stepping stone to university study and offers a guaranteed pathway into Deakin’s Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Criminology or Bachelor of International Studies. In a supportive learning environment, learn the skills you need to be successful at university, including communication, digital literacy, critical thinking and teamwork skills.
I am a hungry learner and I have been blessed with classmates and teaching staff who have helped me satisfy my craving for knowledge. I’ve been challenged through the assignments, which has made me a better artist.
Alex Syrian
Bachelor of Arts graduate (major in Arabic, minor in visual arts and digital media)
Deakin’s industry-shaped courses and practical, real-world approach to learning will prepare you to be adaptable across the jobs of the future.
You’ll have the opportunity to engage in work-integrated learning experiences, including activities in simulated workplaces, study tours, collaborative team-based industry and community projects, or internships.
Throughout your degree, you’ll learn about some of the fundamental challenges that impact our societies, economies and political systems, from climate change to increasing global inequality and the erosion of democracy.
You’ll have the empathy, humility and critical thinking required to understand global issues, facilitate meaningful collaboration and enable change. Learn from leading academics and mentors, and collaborate on key social issues with grassroots movements, community organisations and industry partners.
Deakin’s Bachelor of Arts employability sequence equips you with the tools, opportunities and guidance to make informed decisions about your future career.
Study a Bachelor of Arts and develop in-demand skills for a diverse career. Meet recent Arts graduates and learn how their degrees led to successful, unexpected careers.
*2023 Employment Projections - for the five years to 2028, Jobs and Skills Australia
Deakin references data from a range of government, higher education and reputable media sources. For more information, visit our list of sources.
++Some courses have limited places, apply early to avoid missing out.
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