Breadth Subjects. Arts foundation subjects . The Faculty of Arts has developed six first-year foundation subjects that offer cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary perspectives on a number of historical and contemporary themes. These subjects are designed to: Introduce you to core ideas across a wide range of study areas, and to different ways Breadth. Breadth is a unique feature of the Melbourne Model. It gives you the chance to explore subjects outside your core area of study, develop new perspectives, and learn to collaborate with others who have different strengths and interests - just as you will need to do in your future career. Breadth. Breadth studies at the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music allow students from a variety of backgrounds to continue their interest in the arts or develop new skills and passions alongside their undergraduate degree. Some subjects are suitable for beginners, others need a level of experience. The Psychology major in the BA comprises of 125 points, 100 points taken as Arts discipline subjects and 25 later year points taken as breadth. Please note: Bachelor of Arts subjects have a hurdle requirement of at least 75% tutorial attendance, and regular participation in tutorials is expected, please refer to subject entries for specific hurdle. WHAT IS BREADTH? Breadth is one of the most exciting aspects of the University's undergraduate degrees. Breadth subjects allow you to gain knowledge and understanding across a broader range of disciplines, enabling you to develop insight, experience, and new ways of thinking in areas distinct from the main fields of study in Commerce. three level one Bachelor of Arts discipline subjects; and. one level one Bachelor of Arts breadth subject-view breadth subjects for this course. Third Year. In the third year of the BA (Extended), students will complete 100 points (8 subjects) of level 2 subjects from the Bachelor of Arts degree (B-Arts). Refer to your Study Plan via my.unimelb to determine if a subject is 'core' or 'optional': Check the subject list for your course in the University Handbook for more detailed information about elective subjects, including teaching dates and subject pre-requisites. What breadth tracks are available in Law? Melbourne Law School currently has four Law breadth tracks. These breadth tracks are intended to provide a cogent and considered pathway through undergraduate study in law, though students planning to undertake single units of study should be advised to check the handbook to ensure that prerequisites Handbook Archive. Bachelor of Arts. Bachelor of Arts. Course B-ARTS (2016) with University of Melbourne Bachelor of Arts graduates enjoying employment rates well above the national Arts average; 25 points of Arts discipline or breadth at subjects at level 1, 2 or 3. A breadth track is a grouping of three or more subjects that will allow you to progressively develop knowledge and skills in a study area. Breadth tracks are optional and subjects in a track need to be added to the breadth component of your study plan individually. Breadth tracks will not appear as specialisations on your academic transcript. Breadth Tracks. The University has developed clear breadth sequences, or 'tracks', that will help you identify coherent groups of breadth subjects and allow you to get the most out of your breadth component. Students planning to undertake single units of study are advised to check the handbook to ensure that prerequisit