Gain a sound understanding of both the arts and the sciences. This degree provides the broadest range of disciplinary and interdisciplinary studies from across the University, with majors available from creative arts, humanities, law, science, mathematics, computing, and social and behavioural sciences. What you will study First year A typical first year may include: introductory topics contributing to an arts major introductory topics contributing to a science major a core topic in academic and professional communication a core topic in academic and professional numeracy elective topics Second year A typical second year may include: intermediate topics contributing to an arts major intermediate topics contributing to a science major elective topics Third year A typical third year may include: a capstone topic to consolidate what you’ve learned and highlight the links between art and science more advanced topics contributing to an arts major more advanced topics contributing to a science major Your career Arts and science graduates have a vast body of knowledge across arts and the sciences that prepares them for a wide range of careers involved with raising the public profile of science. Potential occupations include: communications and customer service officer policy project officer scientific officer community education officer science management assistant