Bachelor of Arts

The Bachelor of Arts at the University of Tasmania offers majors in areas as diverse as English, History, Psychology, Classics, Criminology, Geography, Politics, and modern and ancient languages, making the degree highly versatile and customisable.

Yes, the Bachelor of Arts can be a stepping stone to postgraduate study. For example, graduate Hannah Rogers completed a Bachelor of Arts with Honours before going on to complete a Master of Social Work, combining her passions for English storytelling and community-focused work.

A Bachelor of Arts can lead to a wide range of career possibilities. For instance, graduate Hannah Rogers now works as a station manager for Hobart community station Edge Radio and as a media tutor with Mosaic Support Services, teaching people with disabilities to make radio content — career paths she discovered by following her passion for English and creative writing.

Yes, English is one of the available majors within the Bachelor of Arts. Studying English at UTas involves exploring storytelling, narrative styles, and perspectives. Graduate Hannah Rogers studied English and completed an Honours thesis in Creative Writing, which led her to a career in community radio production, media tutoring, and social work.

The Bachelor of Arts at the University of Tasmania is offered through the School of Humanities, which is part of the broader faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.