Liberal Arts

The Bachelor of Arts at the Liberal Arts provides students with an integrated understanding of these consequences that have shaped the development of human culture, notably Western culture. Students learn invaluable skills like analysis, synthesis and critical thinking, in addition to proficiency in writing, reading, speaking and growing logical arguments. As the class develops over three years, each of these core program units are taught in such a manner in which the vital connections between them are laid bare and eventually become at the mercy of analysis and review. This manner, the student is led into a deeper and more hierarchical understanding of the world in which people live and also the essential interconnectedness of individual, social, political and cultural enterprise. Australian universities do not offer an integrated instruction in the Liberal Arts characterised with a core program - embracing the arts and sciences - that pupils tackle. Yet this instruction is of enduring and powerful value, as shown by the effectiveness of graduates in the market. One-third of the Fortune 500 CEOs, by Way of Example, have a diploma in the Liberal Arts. Moreover, Liberal Arts graduates have been recognized to their capacity to obtain admission to the most prestigious universities for post graduate degrees in addition to strong employment prospects across a variety of areas and companies.

Applicants need to submit educational documentation and a 1000-word written statement included in they application form. They need to also take a 15-minute interview with a few of our academics. Campion College has a range of entrance pathways for its Liberal Arts Degree. The pathway pertinent for your requirements will be determined by your academic foundation. Group A: degree Study - One session of a higher education course of successful completion of a training class. Group B: Vocational Education Training - Once complete session of a Certification 4. Group C: Work and Life Experience - STAT or SAT score equivalent to 70 ATAR or 2 Decades of Western Civilization Foundation Great Books Program Group D: Recent Profession Education - 70 ATAR, OP 14 or IB equivalent. Education Access Technique and Provisional Entry additionally available at the Dean's discretion.