What career oppurtunities are there for someone with a Bachelor of Arts degree? (1 Viewer)

[SomeoneCool]

I was looking through a USYD booklet I recieved from my careers advisors which outlines all the courses available through USYD. I found a degree in Arts which requires a UAI of 85% or so, and it sounded interesting and all, but I'm having trouble thinking of some career oppurtunities that'll be available to me if I do go through with the Bachelor of Arts course. I'd love to hear from anyone doing the course or anyone who has completed the course, or anyone who knows about it.
Thanks a heap!:wave:

 

[einentiva]

i dont know maybe a translator or something

 

[foram]

I was looking through a USYD booklet I recieved from my careers advisors which outlines all the courses available through USYD. I found a degree in Arts which requires a UAI of 85% or so, and it sounded interesting and all, but I'm having trouble thinking of some career oppurtunities that'll be available to me if I do go through with the Bachelor of Arts course. I'd love to hear from anyone doing the course or anyone who has completed the course, or anyone who knows about it.
Thanks a heap!:wave:

Do the arts degree, then you can do a graduate degree.

 

[SomeoneCool]

Do the arts degree, then you can do a graduate degree.

So If I do this Arts Degree, will I be able to major in one of the subjects that are taught to us?

 

[melanieeeee.]

The guy isn't even close to uni yet! You are completing the HSC before he does so I don't really know why you are asking him. Also if you check out his subjects, the chances of him being interested in an arts degree is very low.

 

[black_kat_meow]

So If I do this Arts Degree, will I be able to major in one of the subjects that are taught to us?

Not taught, that you study. I was under the impression it's more up to the individual in university.

And yeah, I thought you read the booklet. You can choose what you major in.

 

[Silver Persian]

The government hires a lot of people majoring in history/sociology/philosophy/english/other useless arts majors.

I think the best argument for state inefficiency is the number of arts students the government hires

 

[Triangulum]

It depends a lot on the subjects you do, some are more directly vocational than others. Tell us what you're interested in and we can be more specific.

 

[jb_nc]

Go get a trade instead of wasting 3 years on something you expect to lead to a job