Applicants are required to have completed Year 12 or its equivalent, with a minimum ATAR of 70. This program does not mandate specific subject prerequisites, welcoming students with diverse academic experiences. Alternative pathways such as the UniReady Enabling Program and Portfolio Entry are available for those who do not meet the direct entry criteria.

The English language requirement is an IELTS Academic overall band score of 6.5, with no band less than 6.0.

Curtin University's Bachelor of Arts program offers a flexible and interdisciplinary approach to humanities education, allowing students to tailor their studies to their creative passions and career goals. Majors include Anthropology and Sociology, Creative Writing, Digital and Social Media, International Relations, and more. The curriculum combines theoretical study with practical, industry-relevant content, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in various professional contexts. Students are encouraged to engage in critical thinking, effective communication, and creative problem-solving, fostering a holistic educational experience.

To further enhance their degrees, students have the option to pursue double majors, integrating disciplines such as Fine Art, Screen Arts, or Theatre Arts, thereby broadening their expertise and career prospects. The program emphasizes experiential learning, providing opportunities for internships, collaborative projects, and participation in exhibitions or performances. Access to modern facilities and resources supports the development of practical skills, while interactions with industry professionals and academics enrich the educational journey. Graduates emerge as versatile individuals, capable of adapting to various roles in the arts, media, cultural institutions, and beyond. 

Graduates of Curtin's Bachelor of Arts program possess versatile skills applicable to numerous career paths. Depending on their major, they may pursue roles in media, public relations, cultural institutions, or creative industries. For instance, a major in Journalism can lead to careers as reporters or media consultants, while a focus on Digital and Social Media prepares graduates for roles in content creation or social media management. The program's blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application ensures that graduates are well-equipped to adapt to the evolving demands of the global job market

The Bachelor of Arts program offers diverse research opportunities across disciplines such as sociology, psychology, literature, history, and political science. Students are encouraged to explore their interests through independent research projects, thesis work, and collaborative initiatives with faculty members. Many universities provide access to specialized research centers and archives, enabling students to engage in in-depth analysis of cultural and societal issues. This exposure fosters critical thinking and enhances students’ ability to articulate their findings through written and oral presentations.

In addition to traditional research, students in the Bachelor of Arts program can participate in community-based research projects that address social issues and contribute to local initiatives. These projects often involve working closely with community organizations, allowing students to apply their academic knowledge to real-world situations. Engaging in research not only enriches the academic experience but also helps students develop skills in communication, analysis, and problem-solving. These experiences are invaluable for those pursuing careers in education, public policy, social work, and the arts, as they prepare students to navigate complex issues in their future professions.