Arts

Whether you have a specific interest or want to combine different areas to suit your career aspirations, an Arts degree from Bond University provides a broad base of knowledge with a wide and varied selection of majors to help you tailor your career. Majors range from the traditional areas of academia such as Philosophy, through to new technology areas such as Interactive Media.

There is opportunity to explore a range of other subjects offered by the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, or by other Faculties such as Health Sciences and Medicine, Law and Business. Increasing your knowledge base and cross-discipline understanding in this way can give you a significant advantage in the employment market.

Studying Arts At Bond

A Bond Arts degree offers students a broad set of skills essential to all professions and encompasses a set of core subjects designed to assist you in honing specific skills suited to your career aspirations.

The flexibility of Bond’s programs allows you to combine different majors to suit your chosen career path. You can combine a Philosophy major with a Language major or a Communication major with an International Relations major. You can even specialise in specific disciplines by undertaking a double major in your area of interest or by combining two closely aligned majors such as Communication and Journalism. In some instances you may be able to do a triple major.

Bond maintains the integrity of its Arts degrees by integrating flexibility with structure, ensuring that all students graduate with a clear skills set.

Careers In Arts

At Bond University, students can opt to major in a selection of over 15 disciplines offered by the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Graduating students could expect to find employment in an extremely broad range of careers.

Bond Arts Alumini

Bond Arts graduates are now working as Journalists, Campaign Managers and Public Relations specialists amongst other professions.

To find out more about our Arts alumni, we invite you to read their stories: