Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Arts

The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degree program at Edith Cowan University is designed to help students develop their culinary and analytical curiosity with an understanding of culture and creativity. In Australia, the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science provide a global perspective on scientific knowledge and will enhance students' understanding of themselves, about their community and the wider world, contributing to the wider community. In a challenging educational system, it involves a strong connection with scientific inquiry, leading to some internationally recognized level in the global market.

This program is for those who have a desire to understand the world around us and how it works. Through Science you will be challenged to create new knowledge and discover new things. Through art you will explore ideas, ideas and records of how people process human knowledge about humanity, culture, and more. You will be able to follow your passions, and you will learn from leading researchers who will guide you through a related program, designed to give you the skills that employers want. Our guidance and guidance give you the confidence to know where you are going with your career, and you will have real opportunities to work with industry and research as you study. The integrated degree program offers a broad range of learning, which enhances the academic and professional qualities available to each unique degree. When you're done, you'll have practical skills to make a difference in the world and offer innovative solutions to many of the problems we face.

The integrated course gives you the opportunity to increase your career prospects after graduation. The types of opportunities available will depend on the large sequence taken within the studies. For details on the career outcomes of this integrated course see the entries for Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. This course allows you to explore the relationships between different fields of study, integrating them with new career pathways in areas such as policy development and service delivery in human services and in various fields of science. For details on the results of the work of this integrated course see the course material.