The Faculty of Arts has a commitment to promoting and enhancing the lives and employment opportunities of its students. It is responsive to industry and community views on the importance of employment skills in the undergraduate programs, such as leadership, critical thinking, communication, teamwork and personal independence. A number of the specialist arts courses are recognised and accredited by professional associations. The Faculty strongly believes that a basic component of Arts education into the next century will be concerned with the nature of communication in the world of politics, society and culture. Dance, drama, mathematics, media arts and visual arts.
Some areas of study have special requirements - dance, drama, media studies and visual arts.
Art, Classical Societies and Cultures, Geography, History, International Studies, Literature, LOTE and Political Studies. The knowledge and skills provided in the course enable graduates to work with community organisations to define and research their own needs, to develop skills and resources to manage their own affairs, to respond to social issues and problems, and to plan and develop their own communities. Currently only later-year entry is available. This is not a direct entry course. Applicants may be required to attend a test or interview.