CSU's Bachelor of Arts is a degree for the 21st century, equipping you with highly transferable skills that will allow you to thrive as careers and workplaces evolve. Prepare yourself for the workforce of the future as an in-demand solution-driven critical thinker. The Bachelor of Arts will help you develop valuable skills in communication, planning, research, critical thinking and problem-solving, while allowing you to build your own distinctive skill set as you choose from a wide range of fascinating subjects. Course highlights When you study a Bachelor of Arts with CSU you will develop a wide range of skills and make lasting connections that can lead to diverse and rewarding career options. Employers across a range of industries are increasingly looking for candidates with broadly developed skill sets. Demonstrate to employers a wide range of skills This degree teaches you to gather information, think critically, assess and interpret evidence, make decisions and communicate clearly. Study on campus or online Choose a study mode that suits you best, and study at a pace that matches your work and lifestyle commitments. A supportive study environment Our dedicated lecturers and tutors provide ongoing support and exciting learning opportunities. Study diverse subjects across of range of disciplines You can select subject areas of particular interest to you. Choose from our wide range of majors and minors, including Art History, Politics, Children's Literature, Islamic Studies, Justice Studies, and Creative Writing. Career opportunities The range of subjects available in the Bachelor of Arts, and the ability to focus on areas of interest, opens up a wide range of career opportunities. Position yourself as a dynamic candidate Graduates of CSU's Bachelor of Arts are flexible and creative problem-solvers, outstanding communicators and socially, culturally and historically aware citizens. An arts course will qualify you for employment in a wide range of professions across the globe: in private enterprise, government, community organisations and arts institutions. Combine your degree for specialised employment You can combine your arts degree with a postgraduate qualification to prepare for specialised employment in teaching, journalism, librarianship, management, psychology or criminology. Consider a career in teaching Completing a Bachelor of Arts followed by one of CSU’s graduate entry teaching programs is a pathway to a career in teaching.