The Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Arts (Visual Arts) is a dual degree for students who want to teach visual arts in secondary schools (such as high schools) and build their skills in visual media. More than just a teaching degree, this is also a visual arts course where the subjects cover: two-dimensional media areas such as drawing, painting, printmaking and photography three- and four-dimensional areas such as sculpture and object design. Students also gain substantial professional practical experience during the course, such as preparing and curating exhibitions or preparing and developing a commissioned artistic project. The inclusion of units in theology and religious education will support accreditation to teach religious education. Melbourne - Major: Visual Arts; Sydney (Strathfield) - Major: Visual Arts. Career Paths The course is designed for those intending to become teachers in secondary schools including Catholic, government and independent settings. Graduates may teach in institutes of technical and further education (TAFE), vocational education, community education centres, private colleges and special education settings. Pathways to Further Study Graduates with Bachelor degrees may be eligible for entry into honours courses or to a range of postgraduate coursework programs, e.g. Graduate Certificates and Graduate Diplomas and, through these qualifications and/or with relevant work experience, to Master's degree programs.