Future students
The Faculty of Arts attracts students from all over Australia and the world. The Faculty offers a diverse range of innovative programs in the creative arts, languages, humanities and social sciences. All students acquire core skills that make them confident and effective communicators in diverse settings. Courses in the Faculty of Arts expose students to workplace-based learning with readily identifiable vocational outcomes.
A number of pathways can be taken through degree programs.
The programs available include entrance certificates, undergraduate programs, honours and masters degrees and Research Higher Degrees. Students enrolled in other university programs can undertake Faculty of Arts courses as elective options.
Students undertaking majors and advanced course may have the opportunity to benefit from industry experience and internships. They may also enrol in further study as a way of putting skills gained by the Griffith Graduate into practice by enrolling in the Honours, Masters or Research Higher Degree programs.
At Griffith, student engagement is a key teaching and learning objective. In the Faculty of Arts this is demonstrated in the interaction between students, academics and the Faculty community to achieve quality learning and professional outcomes.
How to apply
Undergraduate: For year 12 students and mature age people wanting to study for their first degree
Postgraduate - coursework: For people with an undergraduate degree or equivalent work experience wanting to enhance their professional career.
Postgraduate - Research higher degrees: A research higher degree typically does not follow a structure of lectures, assessment and examinations. Instead students commit to a specialised research project which typically culminates in the submission of a thesis.
International students: Students from outside Australia without Australian qualifications should follow this path.
Short courses: Apply to do a single course or a Continuing Education certificate at Griffith.
