Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts

Unlike general arts degrees, Campion College's program is highly structured and integrated, meaning that subjects across history, literature, philosophy and theology are carefully connected. This approach offers students a cohesive understanding of the Western intellectual tradition rather than isolated, unrelated units.

While the Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts is broad by design, students have the opportunity to choose their electives in third year or undertake an additional honours year to deepen their study in a particular discipline of interest – history, literature, philosophy or theology. Students may be awarded a Major by completing eight units of study in one discipline.

The Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts is designed as an in-person degree, with a strong emphasis on face-to-face learning, academic community and student life on campus.

Admission is based on three elements: the applicant's academic background, a written statement, and an interview with academic staff. Minimum educational requirements include an ATAR of 70.00 or higher (or IB equivalent), successful completion of a university bridging program, two units of study from an Australian university degree, a Certificate IV in Tertiary Preparation from Augustine Academy, two years of the Angelicum Academy Great Books Program (College Track), a qualifying STAT or SAT score, or select online courses delivered or endorsed by Campion College.

Our Diploma of Liberal Arts allows students to complete just the first year of Campion's Bachelor degree, undertaking Level 100 units in the core disciplines. Alternatively, you may wish to enrol in single units as a Miscellaneous or Auditing student.