With a variety of exciting majors to choose from and the freedom to combine any two, Griffith University's Bachelor of Arts gives you the power to create your own unique skill set and prepare for the careers of the future. Whether you are looking for a career in management, leadership, journalism, public relations, policymaking, research and analysis, writing and communications or research, this degree will help you achieve your goals. You have the option to develop specialist expertise in contemporary fields like security studies, Islam-West relations or politics and international studies, or pursue a professional path by studying journalism, public relations or creative writing. You can also study more traditional fields including sociology, history or literary studies. The Griffith Bachelor of Arts is an innovative program that offers a combination of traditional and emerging study areas relevant to an ever-changing global environment. You will gain the understanding, insight and skills to find and communicate creative solutions to contemporary challenges. You will also develop advanced writing and presentation skills, as well as research and project management skills. Plus, as a graduate, you will be equipped with in-depth knowledge about states, societies and cultures, past and present. In your final year, you will have the opportunity to complete an internship or work-based project, which will ensure that you graduate with the practical skills employers want. Majors You can choose any two of the following majors: Creative Writing Criminal Justice Drama History Islam-West Relation Journalism Language in Society Languages (including Chinese, French*, German*, Indonesian*, Italian, Japanese, Korean*, Modern Greek#, Russian* and Spanish) Literary Studies Politics and International Studies Public Relations Screen Studies Security Studies Sociology # Offered online via cross-institutional study with Flinders University, South Australia. Pathways to further study Students who graduate with an appropriate GPA may undertake an additional year of study in the Honours program which may qualify the student for further postgraduate studies. Graduates may also be eligible to apply for entry to a graduate teacher preparation degree which may lead to further career opportunities in education and teaching. My career opportunities As a graduate of our Bachelor of Arts, you will have flexible, broad-based skills in writing, analysis and synthesis of information, research and policymaking. With these transferable skills, you will be able to shift easily from one occupation or industry to another. Indigenous Studies You will be equipped for work in advocacy, advising, community liaison, policymaking, or research.