Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science

Are you seeking a diverse and dynamic double degree that opens the door to a range of career opportunities? Broaden your career horizons combine scientific knowledge with creative and critical thinking to unlock opportunities in education, research, policy, communication, and more. Customise your learning journey and choose from a wide range of majors — from environmental science and space technology to archaeology and international relations — tailored to your passions and career goals. Graduate with in-demand skills by developing a powerful mix of analytical, research, and communication skills that employers across industries value. Why study a double degree? Improve your transferrable skillset which can be applied to several industries and sectors. You put yourself in a competitive position to excel in the workplace. It takes less time than doing the degrees separately. You save time and money. You graduate with two testamurs (official certificates) for each of your degrees. Majors in the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (Extended) Create data science solutions, develop skills in data modelling, storage, retrieval, AI, and analyse privacy and ethics issues. Animal Science Learn about sustainable animal production and emerging technologies, customise your degree with a second major, and gain industry experience through UniSQ’s strong agricultural partnerships. Anthropology Explore how understanding human societies and cultures can address social issues like inequality and sustainability, while developing critical thinking and practical skills. Applied Computing Gain practical computing skills, specialise with complementary majors, and prepare for tech careers in high-demand industries like finance, defence, and healthcare. Archaeology Study archaeology to uncover human history, from ancient migrations to recent societies, through hands-on training and expert guidance. Archaeology (Extended) Explore cultural diversity, develop analytical skills, and gain hands-on experience in museum and heritage studies. Astronomy Study the universe with expert guidance, cutting-edge observatories, flexible online access, and graduate with valuable scientific, analytical, and communication skills. Biology Examine life from molecules to ecosystems, gain hands-on lab skills, and prepare for careers or further study in science and health. Biomedical Science Study molecular biology and biotechnology, gain advanced lab skills, and combine with biology for broad biomedical and healthcare career opportunities. Counselling Practice Develop counselling skills, emphasize cultural sensitivity and trauma-informed practice, and pair studies with interests like HR, physiology, or criminology. Creative Writing Develop creative writing skills, experiment with diverse genres, and connect with vibrant writing communities to produce compelling narratives. Criminology and Criminal Justice Explore the complexities of crime and justice by studying social and psychological factors, forensic psychology, and interdisciplinary criminology and justice studies. Criminology and Criminal Justice (Extended) Build expert knowledge in criminology and criminal justice, understand crime theories and prevention, and specialize in forensic psychology and investigation. Drama Develop performance skills through acting, directing, and stagecraft, explore dramatic literature and theatre history, and gain professional experience via internships and projects. English Literature Develop critical arguments, research, and writing skills, explore classic and contemporary literature and prepare for diverse careers with cross-cultural understanding. Environment and Sustainability Study climate science, ecology, and sustainability, develop interdisciplinary skills, and combine majors to pursue diverse environmental and resource management careers. First Nations Australia Explore how Indigenous cultures have shaped Australia, gaining cultural competence and skills to support respectful, informed engagement with First Nations communities. Food and Beverage Science Master food safety, quality, and processing with practical experience, collaborative learning, and combine majors for diverse food industry career opportunities. Geospatial Science Develop in-demand spatial data skills, gain hands-on tech experience, and access diverse career opportunities across science, environment, and technology sectors. History Explore major global events, sharpen your analytical and research skills, and gain a deeper understanding of how history influences societies, cultures, and contemporary global issues. International Relations Explore global systems, diplomacy, and security while building critical skills to analyse and address today’s most pressing international challenges and humanitarian issues. Legal Studies Gain a deep understanding of how Australian law evolved, its societal impacts, and build critical legal thinking, research, and interpretation skills for real-world application. Mathematics and Statistics Gain strong maths and statistics skills, apply them to real-world problems, and combine with fields like computing or science to enhance career and study opportunities. Music Explore music theory, performance, and digital composition while building creative, technical, and entrepreneurial skills for a dynamic career in the contemporary music industry. Photojournalism Capture the world through a powerful lens – develop storytelling, photography, and digital media skills to create compelling, ethical, and impactful visual journalism. Physics Study physics to explore natural laws, build problem-solving skills, gain hands-on lab experience, and combine with other majors for a flexible, career-focused science degree. Physiology and Human Movement Gain a deep understanding of how the human body functions, how movement impacts health, and how to promote wellbeing through safe, inclusive physical activity. Plant Agricultural Science Study plant science to gain practical and theoretical knowledge in crop production, biotechnology, and sustainability, with flexible learning and real-world experience in Australia’s key farming regions. Politics Explore how governments function, power is exercised, and policies are shaped, while developing critical thinking and media literacy for today’s political landscape. Psychology Study psychology with unique courses in cultural and clinical areas, combine with other fields, and gain critical thinking and communication skills for diverse career paths. Social Justice and Enterprise Study community welfare and social justice by exploring advocacy, human rights, and social change, while building skills in communication, conflict resolution, and critical analysis. Space Technology Explore space technology and gain both scientific and engineering knowledge in spacecraft design, space mission operations, and planetary science to prepare for a rewarding career in the growing space industry. Note: If undertaking Space Technology courses in the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), please note that this study is not accredited with Engineering Australia. Visual Arts Curation Study the art of curation by exploring visual storytelling, cultural practices, and the evolving role of art across industries like media, design, and education. Wildlife Management Gain practical wildlife management skills through unique UniSQ courses, combining with related majors to boost career prospects in conservation, pest control, and environmental sustainability. Personalised learning The University has been a perfect choice for me, it’s great for personalised learning. Sophie - Sciences