Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Society
A course by
University of Auckland
Study society, people and culture with the Bachelor of Arts at the University of Auckland. This flexible, multidisciplinary degree equips graduates with critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills to succeed in a fast-changing world.
$ENQUIRE
Interested in this course? Enquire now for Domestic & International pricing
Core skills this course teaches
Develop strong communication skills
Graduates will be able to communicate effectively in diverse contexts and adapt messages for different audiences.
Enhance creative and critical thinking
Students learn to analyse, evaluate, and approach problems with creative and critical perspectives.
About This Course
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) at the University of Auckland allows students to explore society, people and culture through a wide range of subjects. With flexibility to choose two majors and optional theme-based modules, students can tailor their degree to align with their interests and career aspirations. The BA provides students with highly valued skills such as communication, creative and critical thinking, research and analysis, and adaptability, preparing them for emerging career opportunities. The programme also offers a range of conjoint options, allowing students to combine their BA with another undergraduate degree.
Course Content
- 24 courses across 3 years (360 points)
- Selection of two BA subjects as majors
- Eight courses in each major
- Two General Education courses
- Six elective courses (up to two outside BA schedule)
- Optional theme-based modules (group of three courses focused on specific skills or knowledge)
- Conjoint programme options with Commerce, Communication, Fine Arts, Engineering, Global Studies, Laws, Music, or Science
- General Education requirements, including recommendation to take WTRAED 100 (Waipapa Taumata Rau: Introduction to Te Pūtahi Mātauranga, Arts and Education)
Entry Requirements
University Entrance to the University of Auckland
Build towards these roles
Government Policy LeadJournalist and Social Media AdviserCommunications SpecialistMuseum CuratorDigital Content ManagerCharity Director
Build skills in these industries
GovernmentMedia
