The Bachelor of Arts/Doctor of Medicine gives you the opportunity to study in the area of arts and social sciences before undertaking medicine. This pathway allows school leaders who have achieved exceptional results to commence a three-year undergraduate arts degree and follow on with the four-year graduate-entry Doctor of Medicine (MD). With a deeper understanding of the fundamentals that underpin the health profession combined with your study of the arts, you will be better prepared for any career in medicine, from specialisation to research and teaching. As a graduate of the Bachelor of Arts/Doctor of Medicine you will be committed to rational, compassionate healthcare and medical research of the highest quality. You will also maintain lifelong, self-directed learning and pursue evidence-based medical practice. You will initiate, lead and support advances in clinical medicine, research, education and community service. Majors Agricultural and Resource Economics (Major) American Studies (Major) Ancient Greek (Major) Ancient History (Major) Anthropology (Major) Arabic Language and Cultures (Major) Archaeology (Major) Art History (Major) Asian Studies (Major) Biblical Studies and Classical Hebrew (Major) Chinese Studies (Major) Cultural Studies (Major) Digital Cultures (Major) Econometrics (Major) Economic Policy (Major) Economics (Major) English (Major) European Studies (Major) Film Studies (Major) Financial Economics (Major) French and Francophone Studies (Major) Gender Studies (Major) Germanic Studies (Major) Hebrew (Modern) (Major) History (Major) Indigenous Studies (Major) Indonesian Studies (Major) International Relations (Major) International and Comparative Literary Studies (Major) Italian Studies (Major) Japanese Studies (Major) Jewish Civilisation, Thought and Culture (Major) Korean Studies (Major) Latin (Major) Linguistics (Major) Modern Greek Studies (Major) Music (Major) Philosophy (Major) Political Economy (Major) Politics (Major) Socio-Legal Studies (Major) Sociology (Major) Spanish and Latin American Studies (Major) Studies in Religion (Major) Theatre and Performance Studies (Major) Graduate opportunities Our graduates enter a wide range of careers. Examples include: General practitioner or specialist Surgeon Researcher Pharmaceutical industry Forensic anthropologist Government policy officer Medical journalist Aid worker Management consultancy Teaching Medical administration Medical communication Future study Honours is available to meritorious candidates in the Bachelor of Arts and requires an additional year of full-time study after the completion of the pass degree. If you qualify to undertake honours in the Bachelor of Arts degree you can do so after completing the double degree program, or you can elect to suspend candidature from the Doctor of Medicine degree for one year, with the permission of the Sydney Medical School.