LA TROBE UNIVERSITY · AUSTRALIA
Ancient Societies and Human Origins
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- Top 250 in the world for Social SciencesRankings
- Practical experience through placementsExperiential Learning
- Flexible study options (online, on-campus, hybrid)StudyFlex
- Over 50 majors and minors available within the Bachelor of ArtsCourse Variety
Journey through the evolution of human societies and examine ancient worlds from archaeological, historical, and scientific perspectives. This program offers insights into the behaviours and technologies that have shaped modern life. La Trobe University is ranked in the world's top 250 for Social Sciences by Times Higher Education (2026). The program is offered with StudyFlex, allowing you to choose how you study subjects – online, on campus, or a blend of both. This flexibility enhances your learning experience and caters to different study preferences.
Curriculum
The program offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate options, including single and double degrees, graduate certificates, diplomas, and a Doctor of Philosophy. Students can tailor their studies by selecting majors, minors, and electives from various interest areas.
- Year 1
- Year 2
- Year 3
Careers
Graduates develop skills in research, communication, and critical thinking, preparing them for diverse career paths. The program also offers opportunities for practical experience through professional placements.
- Anthropologist
- Museum curator
- Archaeologist
- Cultural heritage consultant
- Archivist
- Tour guide
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for international students?
- International students typically need an academic qualification equivalent to Australian Year 12 or an International Baccalaureate Diploma. Minimum ATAR scores, which vary by location and course, are also a primary criterion for entry.
- How do international students apply to this program?
- International students can apply by submitting an online enquiry form or through approved agents. A La Trobe advisor will then contact you for a one-on-one consultation to guide you through the application process.
- What career paths can I pursue with this degree?
- Graduates are prepared for diverse roles such as Anthropologist, Museum curator, Archaeologist, Cultural heritage consultant, Archivist, and Tour guide. The program also offers opportunities for practical experience through professional placements.
- What kind of flexibility does the program offer?
- The program offers StudyFlex, allowing students to choose how they study subjects—online, on campus, or a blend of both. Additionally, students can tailor their studies by selecting from over 50 majors and minors within the Bachelor of Arts.
Entry requirements
Australian Year 12 or equivalentMinimum ATAR scores vary by location and course, e.g., Bachelor of Archaeology (Melbourne) requires 70.75.
International Baccalaureate DiplomaEquivalent to Australian Year 12.
ATAR scores are the primary criterion for entry and may differ for the same course offered at multiple locations.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the official La Trobe University website for current international tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the official La Trobe University website for current domestic tuition fees.
LivingEstimated living costs are available on the La Trobe University website.
Tuition fees and living costs are subject to change. International students should consult the university's international student fees page for specific details.
How to apply
1. Submit an EnquiryComplete the online enquiry form, providing your contact information and study interests.
2. Contact an AdvisorA La Trobe advisor will reach out via email or phone to organise a one-on-one consultation.
3. Application SubmissionFollow the advisor's guidance to complete and submit your official application.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for international students?
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International students typically need an academic qualification equivalent to Australian Year 12 or an International Baccalaureate Diploma. Minimum ATAR scores, which vary by location and course, are also a primary criterion for entry.
How do international students apply to this program?
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International students can apply by submitting an online enquiry form or through approved agents. A La Trobe advisor will then contact you for a one-on-one consultation to guide you through the application process.
What career paths can I pursue with this degree?
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Graduates are prepared for diverse roles such as Anthropologist, Museum curator, Archaeologist, Cultural heritage consultant, Archivist, and Tour guide. The program also offers opportunities for practical experience through professional placements.
What kind of flexibility does the program offer?
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The program offers StudyFlex, allowing students to choose how they study subjects—online, on campus, or a blend of both. Additionally, students can tailor their studies by selecting from over 50 majors and minors within the Bachelor of Arts.