The Conjoint Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Health Sciences (BA/BHSc) is a multidisciplinary undergraduate program that allows you to study health, illness, and disease within human communities. It combines a strong foundation in the social, structural, and behavioral aspects of health with a broad range of arts subjects from humanities, social sciences, cultures, and languages. This program focuses on understanding the determinants of health, promoting well-being, preventing disease, and navigating healthcare systems and policy. You will learn to apply health promotion and disease prevention principles to real-world community health challenges, while also developing a diverse academic perspective through your chosen Arts major(s).

This combined degree program offers a comprehensive education in both Arts and Law, leading to a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Laws (Honours). It is designed for students seeking to combine legal expertise with a broad understanding of arts and humanities subjects, opening doors to diverse career paths. The first three years focus on fulfilling the requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degree, allowing students to explore a wide range of subjects within the arts and humanities. In the final two years, the curriculum shifts to cover the necessary courses for the Bachelor of Laws (Honours), equipping graduates with strong legal knowledge and skills. Graduates from this program are prepared for a variety of careers in the legal sector, as well as in government, non-governmental organizations, business, media, and cultural organizations. The program cultivates critical thinking, analytical skills, and a deep understanding of societal contexts relevant to both legal and artistic fields.