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Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts

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Christian Heritage College in QLD offers Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts, a AQF Level 7 program. The program runs for 3 years.

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Duration
3 years
Qualification level
AQF Level 7

Fees & payment

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Entry requirements and how you'll study

Christian Heritage College offers Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts. It runs for 3 years in QLD.

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Entry requirements

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About this course

Here is what the Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts qualification offered by Christian Heritage College covers and who it is designed for.

The Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts is more than a degree – it is an invitation to join the great conversation that has shaped Western civilisation. Over three years, you will journey from the ancient world through to the modern era, reading and discussing the works of Homer, Augustine, Aquinas, Shakespeare Other great thinkers who continue to influence our culture today.

At Campion College, learning takes place in small, discussion-based classes where every student is encouraged to engage, question, and contribute. Rather than passively absorbing information, you will enter into dialogue with your peers and lecturers, discovering how the ideas of the past illuminate the challenges of the present.

Our core curriculum integrates history, literature, philosophy, and theology, allowing you to see the connections between disciplines each semester. This is education at its richest – reading great books, debating big ideas, and being guided by academics who are dedicated to your intellectual and personal formation.

As Australia’s first liberal arts college, Campion College offers something rare and valuable An education that is broad, integrated Rooted in a tradition that has formed leaders, thinkers, and creators for centuries. Whether you are passionate about the humanities, searching for meaning, or eager to develop a foundation that will prepare you for life in all its dimensions, the Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts will inspire, challenge Transform you.

The Bachelor of Arts offers a structured journey through Western Civilisation, integrating history, literature, philosophy, and theology. For the first two years, students will study core units in all four disciplines. In their third year, students may elect to complete a major by choosing four third-year electives from a single discipline.

The curriculum is integrated in two ways. First, the units of study in each discipline build upon each other from year to year The concepts mastered in first year reappear and inform the content studied in second and third year. Second, the disciplines are integrated with each other, allowing students to make connections between them each semester.

• Year 1: Explore the ancient world, beginning with Greek literature, history, and philosophy alongside Old Testament studies. The second semester shifts to Roman civilisation, including Virgil’s Aeneid, Augustine’s Confessions, and the New Testament.

• Year 2: Study the Middle Ages and Renaiss