When you combine science and arts, you’ll gain a unique combination of practical scientific expertise, and the communication, cultural awareness and critical thinking skills that drive innovation across communities and industries. If you’re curious about how the world works, passionate about ideas, or interested in solving real problems from multiple perspectives, this double degree offers the best of both science and arts disciplines. You’ll start with a foundation first year that lets you explore both scientific and humanities disciplines before committing to your majors. You’ll build strong foundations in scientific inquiry, data analysis and evidence-based reasoning while developing advanced communication, research and problem-solving skills. Studying science at Griffith means learning through hands-on experiences in living laboratories, where nature is your classroom and sustainability is embedded throughout your studies. This multidisciplinary mix means you won’t just understand complex scientific issues, you’ll also be equipped to interpret them, communicate them and apply them with clarity and impact in social, cultural and global contexts. For more course information, visit Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts at GU.

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