悉尼大學

Exclusive to students enrolled in the prestigious Dalyell Scholars stream in the Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Advanced Studies, the Languages program will allow you to focus your studies on language acquisition and experiences.

Through the Languages program you will broaden your understanding of languages and culture, opening up a diverse range of global career opportunities. A standout feature of the program is the subsidised exchange component that enables you to spend one or two semesters studying at a university in the country of your primary language.

Distinctive Dalyell units and a suite of enrichment opportunities will complement your studies. You will also complete a second major and in your final year will undertake advanced coursework and a substantial project.

Majors

Minors can be completed in any of the Majors listed below as well as standalone minors in Australian Literature, Celtic Studies, Criminology, Diversity Studies, Sanskrit, Social Policy or Writing Studies.

• Agricultural and Resource Economics (Major)
• American Studies (Major)
• Ancient Greek (Major)
• Ancient History (Major)
• Anthropology (Major)
• Arabic Language and Cultures (Major)
• Archaeology (Major)
• Art History (Major)
• Asian Studies (Major)
• Biblical Studies and Classical Hebrew (Major)
• Chinese Studies (Major)
• Cultural Studies (Major)
• Digital Cultures (Major)
• Econometrics (Major)
• Economic Policy (Major)
• Economics (Major)
• English (Major)
• European Studies (Major)
• Film Studies (Major)
• Financial Economics (Major)
• French and Francophone Studies (Major)
• Gender Studies (Major)
• Germanic Studies (Major)
• Hebrew (Modern) (Major)
• History (Major)
• Indigenous Studies (Major)
• Indonesian Studies (Major)
• International Relations (Major)
• International and Comparative Literary Studies (Major)
• Italian Studies (Major)
• Japanese Studies (Major)
• Jewish Civilisation, Thought and Culture (Major)
• Korean Studies (Major)
• Languages (major in Arabic Language and Cultures) (Program)
• Languages (major in French and Francophone Studies) (Program)
• Languages (major in Germanic Studies) (Program)
• Languages (major in Hebrew (Modern)) (Program)
• Languages (major in Indonesian Studies) (Program)
• Languages (major in Italian Studies) (Program)
• Languages (major in Japanese Studies) (Program)
• Languages (major in Korean Studies) (Program)
• Languages (major in Modern Greek Studies) (Program)
• Languages (major in Spanish and Latin American Studies) (Program)
• Latin (Major)
• Linguistics (Major)
• Modern Greek Studies (Major)
• Music (Major)
• Philosophy (Major)
• Political Economy (Major)
• Politics (Major)
• Socio-Legal Studies (Major)
• Sociology (Major)
• Spanish and Latin American Studies (Major)
• Studies in Religion (Major)
• Theatre and Performance Studies (Major)

Careers & future study

Graduate opportunities

In addition to the broad range of careers available to graduates of our Bachelor of Arts degree, the Languages program will prepare you to work in a range of areas that use language skills, including as a translator or a teacher of languages in international organizations or for foreign language-based media outlets.