This program allows you to choose from over 40 study areas across the humanities, social sciences and languages, giving you the opportunity to study the subjects you love. Combine your Bachelor of Arts with 14 other undergraduate degrees including Law, Engineering, Science or Business, enabling you to complete two degrees in a shorter amount of time. Structure your program into two single majors; or an extended major and a minor; or one single major and two minors. Any major can also be studied as a minor. Access state-of-the-art facilities including laboratories, a fully equipped drama theatre, industry-standard media studios and editing suites, and a UN-standard interpreter training facility. Archaeology / Extended Archaeology is the study of the human past. Archaeologists search for and excavate ancient sites and examine artefacts to better understand how different peoples and cultures developed and changed over time. As a student in the Archaeology major, you'll develop your understanding of past human cultures and explore major milestones in the human past. You'll also learn about archaeological methods and techniques, including field survey and excavation, materials analysis, and how to interpret archaeological collections and sites. You'll also have a chance to learn about archaeology in countries like Egypt, Turkey, Australia and the Pacific Islands, and study the relevance of archaeology to fields like forensics and criminal investigations. Career outcomes Graduates of the Archaeology major develop skills in written communication, problem-solving, critical thinking, scientific methods and interpersonal understanding. They typically work for museums; cultural centres and agencies; law enforcement; government departments; educational and research institutions; and in industries like mining where environmental protection and management are important.