This degree is flexible and allows you to explore areas of study that focus on your strengths while giving you opportunity to diversify. You will study a selection of core subjects and your preferred major. Each major provides you with in-depth knowledge in that study area. You can choose a second major, or select two minors, which can complement your studies, or broaden your area of expertise. Study cultural and ethnic difference and analyse how people’s beliefs fit into a wider social, political and economic context. These skills are critical in decision making for governments, corporations and not-profit organisations in Australia and internationally. Popular combinations for this Anthropology major include Archaeology, History, Politics and International Relations, and Sociology. Course learning outcomes On successful completion of the Bachelor of Arts, graduates will be able to: Demonstrate a broad and coherent body of knowledge with depth in the underlying principles and concepts of at least one discipline of the Arts, Languages or Social Sciences Integrate knowledge of the diversity of cultures and peoples, their differences and commonalities, especially with respect to Indigenous cultures and peoples Appraise the place and role of Australia and Singapore in the Asia-Pacific region and the tropics worldwide Review critically, analyse, consolidate and synthesise information, claims, and evidence Apply critical thinking, independent judgement, intercultural sensitivity, and national, regional and global perspectives, to identify and solve problems in at least one discipline of the Arts, Languages or Social Sciences Present a clear and coherent exposition of knowledge and ideas, through proficiency in written and spoken English language and numeracy, appropriate to their audience and in a range of modes and media Demonstrate capacity for reflection, planning, ethical decision-making and interdisciplinary team work in diverse contexts of community engagement, professional work and/or scholarship Identify and have potential to act and reflect upon opportunities for lifelong learning and career development. Pathway into course On successful completion of the Diploma of Higher Education you may be eligible to continue into this degree, and you may be able to receive some credit for successfully completed subjects.