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KEY TERMS

KEY TERMS

Undergraduate

Bachelor’s degrees CRICOS

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Bachelor of Archaeology

Bachelor of Arts

Majors: Aboriginal studies (MEL), Anthropology (MEL), Archaeological and heritage studies (MEL), Asian studies (MEL), Chinese studies (MEL), Classics and ancient history (MEL), Creative and professional writing (MEL), Crime, justice and legal studies (MEL), Digital media (MEL), English (MEL), Environmental humanities (MEL), Ethics and social justice (MEL), French studies (MEL), Gender, sexuality and diversity studies (MEL), Greek studies (MEL), Hindi studies (MEL), History (MEL), Human geography (MEL), International studies (MEL), Italian studies (MEL), Japanese studies (MEL), Linguistics (MEL), Philosophy (MEL), Politics (MEL), Psychological science (A-W, BEN, MEL), Sociology (MEL), Spanish studies (MEL), Sustainability and development (MEL), Visual cultures (MEL)

Bachelor of Global Studies

Majors: Asian politics and security (MEL), Chinese studies (MEL), Conflict and negotiation (MEL), French studies (MEL), Government and policy (MEL), Greek studies (MEL), Hindi studies (MEL), Human rights (MEL), International relations (MEL), Italian studies (MEL), Japanese studies (MEL), Spanish studies (MEL), Sustainability and development (MEL)

Chinese studies (MEL), French studies (MEL), Greek studies (MEL), Hindi studies (MEL), Italian studies (MEL), Japanese studies (MEL), Spanish studies (MEL)

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Please note:

Some courses have additional costs and details such as intake dates may vary between campuses or change throughout the year. Other courses and majors may require you to transfer to another campus at some stage during your course. The most complete and up-to-date course information can be found on the La Trobe website, so make sure you confirm all course details before submitting your application.

Choose Your Majors

If your preferred course requires selection of a major, choose your first major (also known as your cognate major) from those listed under your course. Then, customise your degree by adding an optional second major from your course or any open access major from arts, social sciences and communications or a completely different discipline like business and commerce, health, IT or science.

DESIGN YOUR DEGREE: OPEN ACCESS MAJORS

Open access majors from a range of disciplines are available to all undergraduate students with enough spare credit points in their course and space in their timetable. You’ll be supported in selecting your majors when you enrol, but if you need help designing your degree, contact our course advisers on (+61 3) 6145 0033 or visit our website.

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The following majors from arts, social sciences and communications are available to all undergraduate students in eligible courses:

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