Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Social Science
Western Sydney University
Faculty of Arts, Humanities, Design & Creative Industries
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32500
Semester
50
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March, July 2026
4 years
Parramatta South Penrith Bankstown City, Australia
The Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Social Science at Western Sydney University is a double undergraduate degree designed for students who want to combine humanities, culture, and communication with a strong understanding of society, policy, and human behaviour.
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Postgraduate
Semester Semester
1 year
September 2026
7.0 with no less than 6.5
15500
Canterbury Campus
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