Arts (Visual Art), Bachelor

A Bachelor of Arts degree provides excellent preparation for today's dynamic world, equipping students with targeted career skills alongside essential research, writing, and communication abilities applicable across diverse professional settings. By selecting units aligned with personal interests, students can transform their passions into viable careers, completing one or two majors—such as Communication Studies, Digital Media, History, Literary Studies, Psychology, Sociology, Visual Art, or Writing—from VU's specialized programs featuring expert faculty and up-to-date content.This flexible course suits those uncertain about career paths, allowing the combination of units from various fields to build a versatile knowledge base for job applications. Distinguished by its emphasis on workplace and community engagement, the program offers access to strong industry networks, practical learning experiences, and a dedicated minor in Aboriginal Yulendj (Knowledge) and Community. Applied learning opportunities include digital media and psychology labs, studio spaces for music, TV, and radio, as well as exhibitions, public presentations, and student publications.