Are you an Arts, Communication or Global Studies student? 

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  What do you think is your biggest strength? 

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    My mind and sharp thinking 
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    My social skills and ability to connect with people 
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    My personal drive and determination to make a difference 
• 2.
  Pick a quote 

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  • A.
    “The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” 
  • B.
    “The future is about vision and responsibility, not power.” 
  • C.
     “Persuasion is often more effective than force.” 
  • D.
    “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” 
  • E.
    “Happiness lies in the thrill of ideas.” 
  • F.
     “The most important things in life are the connections you make with others.” 
• 3.
  What do you most want to get out of your university experience? 

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    Understand how the world works and what I can do 
  • B.
    Gain useful skills in a specific field 
  • C.
    Learn about things that excite and inspire me
• 4.
  Pick a documentary to watch

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    The Social Dilemma 
  • B.
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    Making a Murderer 
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    Immigration Nation 
  • D.
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    Roman Empire 
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    A Life on Our Planet 
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    Fake Famous 
• 5.
  When it comes to learning and areas of interest, what do you prefer? 

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    Learning lots of things in some detail 
  • B.
    Learning a few things in lots of detail 
• 6.
  What’s your favourite subject at school? 

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  • A.
    Media Studies 
  • B.
    Languages 
  • C.
    History
  • D.
    Geography
  • E.
    Drama
  • F.
    Psychology
• 7.
  What would your ideal job involve? 

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    Helping people and improving society 
  • B.
    Interesting thinking and analysis 
  • C.
    New ideas and innovation 
• 8.
  Which person do you admire most?

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    Melinda Gates 
  • B.
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    Brené Brown 
  • C.
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    Greta Thunberg 
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    Dr Siouxsie Wiles 
  • E.
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    Trevor Noah 
  • F.
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    Taika Waititi 
• 9.
  You’ve ended up very famous. (Well done you). What are you? 

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  • A.
    Politician
  • B.
    Social media influencer 
  • C.
    Writer
• 10.
  What area of study interests you the most? 

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  • A.
    History, literature and philosophy 
  • B.
    Justice, law and people 
  • C.
    Media and design
  • D.
    Culture, languages and globalisation
  • E.
    Politics and society 
  • F.
    Communication and innovation 

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You're an Arts student!

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  The Bachelor of Arts is a great fit for you! A BA is about studying society, people, culture and ideas, and enables you to pursue a range of interests from Criminology and Languages to English and Politics. BA students are passionate and curious thinkers, equipped with adaptable skills for the work world including research, communication, creativity and critical analysis. Find out more about deciding what to study and the differences between Arts, Communication and Global Studies
• 2.
  You're a Communication student!

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  The Bachelor of Communication is a great fit for you! The BC teaches you how communication works and sets you up for a career in the comms field, from marketing and advertising to media and public relations. BC students are creative, forward-thinking and people-orientated. Find out more about deciding what to study and the differences between Communication, Arts and Global Studies
• 3.
  You're a Global Studies student!

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  The Bachelor of Global Studies is a great fit for you! A BGlobal helps you develop knowledge and skills to understand and tackle global issues, through combining different papers from Arts, Business, Law, Science and more. Global Studies students are community changers, proactive doers and well-rounded thinkers. Find out more about deciding what to study and the differences between Global Studies, Communication and Arts.