Program Overview

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University Program Information

The university offers a range of programs for students, including undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.

Study Areas

The university provides study areas in:

• Business
• Computer science and information technology
• Creative arts and media
• Criminology
• Defence and national security
• Education
• Engineering
• Environment
• Health
• Humanities and social sciences
• International relations and political science
• Languages
• Law
• Medicine
• Nursing and midwifery
• Psychology
• Science
• Social work
• Sport

Admission Pathways

The university offers various admission pathways, including:

• Year 12 entry
• TAFE/VET to uni
• Skills for Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)
• Indigenous Admission Scheme
• Course pathways
• Military academic pathways
• Foundation Studies

Apply

To apply for an undergraduate or postgraduate degree, students can:

• Apply for an undergraduate degree
• Apply for a postgraduate coursework degree
• Apply for a Higher Degree by Research
• Apply for an honours year
• Internal transfer
• Credit transfer
• Scholarships

Spanish Major

The Spanish major is available across two streams:

• Beginners (for students with no knowledge of Spanish)
• Continuers (for students with SACE or IB Spanish) The major equips students to effectively communicate and engage with the Hispanic world across various professional and personal contexts.

Entry Requirements

The entry requirements for the Spanish major include:

• Guaranteed Entry ATAR: 65.00
• No ATAR: Alternative entry options are available
• STAT: 150.0
• GPA: 4.0
• TAFE/VET: Certificate IV or above
• Pathway options: Diploma in Arts
• IELTS overall: 6.0
• Speaking: 6.0
• Writing: 6.0
• Pearson overall: 50

Program Details

The Spanish major is a 3-year full-time program (or part-time equivalent) with deferrable options. The program starts in March and July, with annual fees of $17,399 (CSP) and $35,500 (FFP) for 2026. The program is delivered in person at the Bedford Park campus and online.

Careers

The Spanish major opens up a wide array of career paths across sectors like business, healthcare, legal, education, media, and public service. Careers could include:

• Teacher
• English as an additional language teacher
• Translator/interpreter
• Diplomat
• Tour guide
• Linguistic researcher
• Language policy advisor
• Language consultant
• Human resources manager
• International trade officer
• Settlement support officer
• International student adviser
• International journalist
• Foreign language intelligence analyst

Research Areas

The university has research areas in:

• Engineering and technology
• Health and medical
• People and society
• Science, environment and natural resources
• Emerging research - Defence

Institutes and Centres

The university has various institutes and centres, including the Flinders New Venture Institute and the Flinders University Museum of Art.

Student Support

The university offers student support services, including:

• International Student Services (ISS)
• Cultural, health, and wellbeing services
• Academic support
• Enrolment advice
• Financial support

Accommodation

The university offers accommodation options, including on-campus and off-campus housing.

Scholarships

The university offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships to support international students in pursuing their educational and career goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

The university has a list of frequently asked questions, including:

• What can I do with a Bachelor of Arts?
• Which field you'll end up working in depends on the majors and minors you select
• How many majors and minors can I study?
• You can customise your degree with up to 2 majors and a minor
• How do I apply?
• Applications are completed via SATAC
• What documents do I need for my international application?
• The type of documents you will need for your international application depends on what course you are applying for and which country you are a citizen of.