Pre-2008 Program Structure
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science

Level One

• 4 x Science courses (3 units each)
• 4 x Humanities and Social Sciences courses (3 units each)

Level Two

• 2 x Major courses in Humanities and Social Sciences (4 units each)
• 4 x Science courses (4 units each)

Level Three

• 2 x Major courses in Humanities and Social Sciences (6 units each)
• 2 x Science courses (6 units each)

Level Four

• 2 x Major courses in Humanities and Social Sciences (6 units each)
• 2 x Science courses (6 units each)

Courses

The courses and Major areas of study for the Bachelor of Arts can be chosen from a wide range of academic disciplines from within Humanities and Social Sciences. These are:

• Ancient Greek
• Anthropology
• Asian Studies
• Chinese
• Classical Studies
• Development Studies
• Economics
• English
• European Studies
• French
• German
• Geographical and Environmental Studies
• Gender Work and Social Inquiry
• History
• Indonesian
• International Studies
• Italian
• Japanese
• Linguistics
• Media and Communication
• Modern Greek
• Music Studies
• Philosophy
• Politics
• Psychology
• Spanish

The Bachelor of Arts requires you to have a major sequence. For the list of approved courses to make a Major please visit Majors and Approved Electives.

For course information for the Bachelor of Science, please contact Sciences.
Students should note that the Level I and Level II  requirements for the Bachelor of Arts (listed above) indicate the minimum amount of Humanities courses that must be completed in the Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Sciences. You are able to take more Humanities and Social Sciences courses if you wish, particularly if you are contemplating a double major in the Bachelor of Arts.