Communication is an exciting new area of study encompassing several disciplines. Students develop a critical awareness of how communication influences human lives. Courses examine the many different forms of communication, including verbal, non-verbal and written. The various technologies through which information is transmitted are also considered. The program emphasises applied skills relevant to work within communication industries. The Bachelor of Arts gives students a flexible structure with a broad range of disciplines to choose from, and is an appropriate preparation for a wide range of career opportunities. Majors Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Ancient History / Extended, Ancient History/History, Anthropology / Extended, Archaeology / Extended, Art History / Extended, Business and Industry, Chinese / Extended, Chinese Translation and Interpreting / Extended, Classical Languages / Extended, Criminology / Extended, Drama / Extended, Economics and Public Policy, English / Extended, English Literature / Extended, Film and Television Studies, French / Extended, Geography / Extended, German / Extended, History / Extended, Indonesian / Extended, International Relations / Extended, International Trade and Finance, Italian, Japanese / Extended, Journalism and Mass Communication, Korean / Extended, Linguistics / Extended, Mathematics / Extended, Media and Digital Cultures, Music / Extended, Natural Resources and Environment, Peace and Conflict Studies / Extended, Philosophy / Extended, Political Science / Extended, Popular Music and Technology, Professional Writing and Communication, Psychology / Extended, Public Policy, Quantitative Methods, Russian, Sociology / Extended, Spanish / Extended, Sports Studies / Extended, Studies in Religion / Extended and Writing / Extended