Study humanities and social sciences
Whether you’re interested in sociology or psychology, history, literature or world politics, a degree in humanities and social sciences will open your world as you explore your interests. It’s one degree that offers many courses of action.
Humanities and social sciences presentation – start here for key information
Check out our video on humanities and social sciences where our academics and teaching staff answer key and frequently asked questions. They discuss our courses, placements and practical experience, classes and timetables, assessments, admission pathways and more.
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We’ve recorded a selection of our live Open Day sessions for you to watch at any time. In the sessions you’ll hear from staff, current students and alumni about the courses, campuses and experiences you can expect at ACU.
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Bachelor of Arts presentation | Undergraduate, Domestic student, International student | Q&A session | Attend session |
Bachelor of Arts (Western Civilisation) presentation | Undergraduate, Domestic student | Q&A session | Attend session |
Humanities and social sciences at ACU | Undergraduate, Domestic student, International student | Info session | Attend session |
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