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[xQuIsIt]

Hi guys ... i feeel a little lost atm and i hope that someone
can assist in helping me out!

Does anyone know what th degree B Arts is like??
Also what are the core units ??

please help someone
i urgently need to know asap...!

thanks in advance

 

[flyin']

A Bachelor of Arts (BA) is like most degrees. Your core units will depend on what you major in within Arts. The following link shows all the undergraduate degree programs. For the BA degrees, you will find the requirements vary depending on major, double degree, honours etc.

http://handbook.mq.edu.au/degrees.php?edition=2005

Another useful link shows the variety of majors within Arts.

http://handbook.mq.edu.au/degree.php?edition=2005&id=21034

 

[clairegirl]

Hi guys ... i feeel a little lost atm and i hope that someone
can assist in helping me out!

Does anyone know what th degree B Arts is like??
Also what are the core units ??

please help someone
i urgently need to know asap...!

thanks in advance

its good i do an arts degree

i'll come later n tell u more when i have more time

 

[AsyLum]

*this is what i got trained for*

Ok, basically a B Arts is a general degree which has NO cores, and is ideal for use as a stepping stone into other degrees or as a general degree with a specialisation/major into a specific area.

You can basically major in anything whilst in a B Arts (except Law, Chiro, and other specialist degrees/areas) and have access to anything not requiring enrolment in a specific degree as a pre-requisite. This means you have a plethora of choices to either sus out what you want to end up in, or to specialise in humanities-related subjects.

It would really help to find out what exactly is your area of interest, and what you plan to do post-first year.

If you have any queries you can PM me and i'll talk to you via msn if that suits you better.

 

[Skittled]

Asylum, MJ, myself and a few others were trained by MQ to push this degree on the open day, but they don't pay us to push it on BoS, so here's what they told us...

Downside: Typical Job prospects: Clerical, Administration, Sales.

Upside: Awesome degree to get to know what you want to do at uni, though; you've got the pick of 90% of the uni (other 'professional' things that Asylum didn't mention are Law and Psychology, and 95% of business units)... but it depends what you want to do with your degree. You can change out of the degree, too, to something you've discovered is your cup of tea, as long as you get good results in your first year.

 

[Götterfunken]

Are you in a place with towels?

 

[Skittled]

Are you in a place with towels?

huh?

(10 char limit)

 

[Götterfunken]

huh?

(10 char limit)

You don't watch 'The Simpsons'. Forshame.

 

[AsyLum]

rofl @ clerical

 

[flyin']

Downside: Typical Job prospects: Clerical, Administration, Sales.

The other upside is, you can always combine Arts with something which might have better job prospects.