Bachelor's / Master's program

Follow any major sequence or specialisation*  and successfully complete two years of study (full-time equivalent).

*Students planning to apply for the Master of Interpreting and Translation Studies require advanced bilingual proficiency and must be enrolled in a language other than English as a major, including Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean or Spanish.

During the final semester of the second year of the bachelor's degree, high achieving students are invited to transition into the program. Students are advised to seek a course progression check to confirm their eligibility to apply for the program and receive personalised enrolment advice.

To transition into the program, students apply for a course transfer and select the Arts coursework Master’s degree they wish to combine with their Arts Bachelor degree. Students must be achieving a minimum WAM (weighted average mark) of 65% to be considered for entry to the program.

Students accepted into the program will commence master’s units during their third year of study and complete remaining master’s units during a fourth and final year. See how this works in the course map examples below (click to view enlarged image).