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Do you want to study but are unsure which areas interest you? Would you like to take a generalist course as a pathway to another university degree? Perhaps you simply need an opportunity to finish your university degree.

As a multi-purpose course designed to meet a variety of vocational needs, the Bachelor of Liberal Studies (Arts) gives you the flexibility to design a study program to meet your personal goals or employment needs.

Course highlights

The Bachelor of Liberal Studies (Arts) offers an extensive choice of subjects, providing you with many different opportunities.

Subject choice

This versatile degree draws on a wide portfolio of subjects offered across a number of CSU faculties.

Flexible study options

The Bachelor of Liberal Studies (Arts) lets you study where and when you want, whether full-time, part-time, online or on campus.

You could also choose to graduate with a University Certificate in Liberal Studies (Arts) or Associate Degree in Liberal Studies (Arts) if you decide on a shorter course of study from the Bachelor of Liberal Studies (Arts).

Study overseas

From the early stages of your degree right through to postgraduate study, you can apply for a range of international programs through CSU Global. Subject to University approval, you could embark on a short study tour or take a session or two on exchange at one of CSU's partner institutions across the world.

Career opportunities

The broad nature of this degree can open doors in a wide variety of careers.

Enjoy maximum career choice

Your studies will provide knowledge and skills that are beneficial in a variety of careers and endeavours, in the fields of the arts sector, business administration, community services, government agencies, management, marketing, media or publishing, to name a few.

Utilise transferable skills

As well as discipline knowledge, you'll develop valuable skills in communication, critical thinking, planning, problem solving and research. Employers across a range of industries are increasingly looking for candidates with broad skill sets.

Pursue further study

Combine your degree with a postgraduate qualification to prepare for specialised employment in criminology, journalism, librarianship, management, psychology or teaching.