There are also sequences of courses in Australian Studies, Comparative Development, European Studies, Jewish Studies and Women's Studies. Because our programs are relevant and useful to graduates. They are structured to meet the needs of students, and offer a training which will help you think critically, to speak and write clearly, and gain a solid grounding in your area of specialisation. This is quite simple.
Students can take up to two additional majors in other schools in the faculty.
You also have the choice of taking approved courses from other faculties within the University, such as Art History and Theory, Biological Science, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Economic History, Geography, Geology, Human Resource Management, International Business, Industrial Relations, Mathematics, Physics or Psychology - although you must have a major within the faculty. An arts program is not a program of study dealing with art, sculpture or graphic design. Those areas of study lead to a different qualification - in fine arts. An arts program or BA includes the academic areas usually referred to as the humanities - history, English, languages, and philosophy, for example. At UNSW a BA can also include the academic areas known as the social sciences - such as sociology, economics, geography, education.