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What is a Major?
A major constitutes the specialization a student chooses under a degree or award. Up to two majors may be included on a testamur (the document awarded at Graduation). For example: Mr John Smith BA (Philosophy) or Mr John Smith BA (Music/American Studies).
Not all units are available each year. See the UNE Handbook or the Schedule of Units for details.
Aboriginal Studies
A major in Aboriginal Studies shall consist of no more than 12 credit points at 100 level, at least 24 credit points at 300 level of which at least 12 credit points from Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences units*
12 credit points from:
*ABAR 103 Aboriginal Archaeology
PDAB 100 Australian Indigenous Societies and Colonisation
PDAB 101 Issues in Contemporary Indigenous Societies
PDAB 106 Binang Goonj - Aboriginal Social and Emotional Well Being
Plus at least 36 credit points from:
*ABAR 343 Archaeological Field Methods
*ABAR 355 Public Archaeology
*ABAR 358 Australalian Rock Art
*ABAR 383 Archaeology of Stone Artifacts
*ABEN 373 Australian Literature: Black and White
EDCX 305 Aboriginal and Multicultural Education
EDCX 309 Race Relations in the Classroom
EDCX 315 Indigenous Australian Education
*HIST 354 Aboriginal History Since the Late 18th Century
*HIST 376 Oral History
PDAB 200 Analysing Indigenous Australian Policy Issues
PDAB 201 Analysing Change in Indigenous Societies
PDAB 202 Principles of Aboriginal Community Development
PDAB 302 Aboriginal and Ethnic Community Field Study
PDAB 306 Aboriginal Health
PDAB 312 Comparative Study of Indigenous Communities and Ethnic Minorities
American Studies (Area of Study)
A Major in American Studies shall consist of at least 48 credit points including no more than 12 credit points at 100 level from:
ECON 142 The International Economy
ECTW 300 Applied Research and Professional Practice
ENGL 361 American Literature from Puritans to the Present
ENGL 362 American Literature: Looking South and West
HIST 365 Nation Building: History of the United States from Settlement to Civil War
HIST 366 Modern America: The United States after Civil War
HIST 367 Issues in Church History: Australia and America
HIST 368 The Swinging Sixties: The 1960s in America, Britain and Australia
HIST 391 Special Option A
HIST 392 Special Option B
HIST 397 Individual Research Project
PAIS 103 Introduction to International Relations
PAIS 314 Themes in International Relations
PAIS 315 Contemporary Challenges to Global Security
PAIS 317 Australia and the Global Economy
PAIS 351 Comparative Federalism: Australia, USA and Canada
Ancient History
A Major in Ancient History shall consist of:
ANCH 110 Introduction to Greek History
ANCH 111 Introduction to Roman History: The Punic Wars to the Death of Caesar
Plus at least 36 credit points from:
ANCH 301 Greek Imperialism and Democracy 454-323 BC
ANCH 304 Society and the Individual in Classical Greece
ANCH 310 Politics and Life in the Roman Republic, 201-31BC
ANCH 312 The Caesars and the Roman Empire 49 BC-AD 193
ANCH 314 Citizen and Society in Ancient Rome
ANCH 322 Bronze Age Greece and the Aegean
ANCH 324 Egypt in the Age of the Pyramids
ANCH 325 New Kingdom Egypt and its Neighbours
ANCH 351 The Origins of Western Warfare
CLST 320 Classical Studies: Special Option A
CLST 321 Classical Studies: Special Option B
HIST 384 Religions of the Ancient Near East
HIST 387 Earliest Christianity: Social Context and Sacred Text
HIST 388 The Pagan Religions of Ancient Greece and Rome
Up to two HIST coded units at 300 level (other than HIST 384, HIST 387 and HIST 388).
Ancient Literature in Translation
A Major in Ancient Literature in Translation shall consist of:
ALIT 111 Myth and Ancient Greek Literature
ALIT 112 Myth and Ancient Roman Literature
Plus:
ALIT 321 Greek and Roman Epic
ALIT 322 Greek and Roman Erotic Poetry
ALIT 323 Greek and Roman Prose Literature
ALIT 324 Greek and Roman Drama
Plus 12 credit points from:
ANCH coded units at 300 level
CLST 320 Classical Studies: Special Option A
CLST 321 Classical Studies: Special Option B
CLLA coded units at any level
Archaeology and Palaeoanthropology
A Major in Archaeology and Palaeoanthropology shall consist of:
At least 12 credit points from:
ABAR 103 Aboriginal Archaeology
ARPA 101 The Archaeology of Civilisations
ARPA 102 Human Evolution
ARPA 104 Archaeology: Studying the Human Past
GEAR 100 Coastal Field Studies
Plus at least 36 credit points from the following units:
ARPA 308 Art and Society: An Archaeological Perspective
ARPA 326 Palaeoanthropology
ABAR 343 Archaeological Field Methods
ABAR 358 Australian Rock Art
ARPA 361 The Evolution of Human Sexuality
ARPA 370 Forensic Archaeology
ABAR 383 Archaeology of Stone Artefacts
ARPA 335 Archaeology of Communications
ARPA 336 Forensic Anthropology
ABAR 355 Public Archaeology
ARPA 356 Methods and Problems in Archaeology
ABAR 358 Australian Rock Art
ARPA 359 Computer Analysis in Archaeology
ARPA 381 Archaeology of SE Asia and the Pacific
ABAR 383 Archaeology of Stone Artefacts
ARPA 391 Special Option
GEAR 200 Coastal Field Studies
GEAR 310 Past Australian Coastal Environments
GEAR 330 Research Methods
GEAR 343 Leisure, Recreation and Tourism
Asian Studies
A major in Asian Studies shall consist of at least 48 credit points, including no more than 12 credit points at 100 level and at least 36 credit points at 300 level or higher, according to the following pattern:
At least 12 credit points from:
PAIS 113 Power, Conflict and the Making of Modern Asia
CIJ 110 Cultural Expression in Modern Asia
CHIN 211 Chinese Calligraphy
HIST 141 Traditional China and Japan
HIST 142 Traditional South and Southeast Asia
Plus at least 36 credit points from:
PAIS 352 Human Rights in Asia
ASMU 368 Musical Cultures of Asia
PAIS 310 Democratisation and Civil Society in Asia
PAIS 318 Australia’s Relations with Asia
PAIS 361 Sex, Crime and Corruption in Asia
PAIS 367 Japanese Society
PAIS 369 Chinese Society
CHIN 325 Contemporary Chinese Culture
CHIN 421 Issues and Strategies in Translation
CIJ 421 Culture Contact and Hybridity in the Arts of Asia
ECON 345 Economy and Business in Modern Asia
ECON 348 The Economic Development of Modern Japan
ECON 350 Southeast Asia: Economic and Social Change Since 1850
ECON 456 Industrialisation and Development in Asia
GEPL 314 The Road to Riches? Development and Change in Asia
HIST 341 Life and Society in Kipling’s British India
HIST 342 Ghandi and Non-Violent Action in the 20th Century
HIST 343 Islam in the Modern World
INDN 315 Contemporary Indonesian Culture
JAPN 325 Contemporary Japanese Culture
LING 380 The Languages of Asia
MUSI 313 Indian Music
MUSI 316 Indonesian Music
PHIL 318 Indian Metaphysics
PAIS 380 Chinese Politics
or any other 300 level unit approved by the Course Coordinator.
An Extended Major in Asian Studies shall consist of a major in Asian Studies plus 24 credit points (including no more than 12 credit points at 100 level) from one of the following:
Chinese, Indonesian, Japanese
Chinese
A major in Chinese shall consist of at least 48 credit points and not more than 96 credit points from the following list and according to the following patterns:
• not more than 18 credit points at 100 level including CHIN 101 and CHIN 102, except for students given direct entry to 200 or 300 level, plus
• at least 12 credit points at 200 level, except for students given direct entry to 300 level, plus
• at least 18 credit points at 300 level or above, including CHIN 301 and CHIN 302 but excluding in-country language study units.
CHIN 101 Chinese Language 1A
CHIN 102 Chinese Language 1B
CHIN 201 Chinese Language 2A
CHIN 202 Chinese Language 2B
CHIN 211 Chinese Calligraphy
CHIN 301 Intermediate Chinese 3A: Listening
CHIN 302 Intermediate Chinese 3B: Reading
CHIN 311 Chinese Language 3C
CHIN 312 Chinese Language 3D
CHIN 325 Contemporary Chinese Cultures
CHIN 411 Chinese Language 4D: Civilisation and Culture
CHIN 412 Chinese Language 4A: Advanced Writing
CHIN 413 Chinese Language 4B: Reading the Chinese Media
CHIN 421 Chinese Language 4C: Issues and Strategies in Translation
CIJ 110 Cultural Expression in Modern Asia
CIJ 421 Culture Contact and Hybridity in the Arts of Asia
Classical Languages (Greek/Latin)
A Major in Classical Languages shall consist of:
CLLA 101 Introduction to Classical Languages
CLLA 102 Classical Languages Through Reading
Plus:
CLLA 201 Intermediate Classical Languages
CLLA 202 Intermediate Classical Texts
Plus at least 24 credit points from:
CLLA 301 Advanced Classical Languages
CLLA 302 Advanced Classical Texts
CLLA 303 Classical Prose Texts
CLLA 304 Classical Verse Texts
CLLA 351 Classical Languages: Special Option A
CLLA 352 Classical Languages: Special Option B
CLLA 353 Classical Languages: Special Option C
CLLA 354 Classical Languages: Special Option D
CLST 320 Classical Studies: Special Option A (only if content is Greek or Latin)
CLST 321 Classical Studies: Special Option B (only if content is Greek or Latin)
Classical Studies ‡ Ancient Literature in Translation
See Ancient Literature in Translation
Communication Studies
A Major in Communication Studies shall consist of:
At least 12 credit points from:
COMM 120 Communication and Culture
COMM 180 Film: Style and Story
ECT 102 Writing in Genres
ECTW 124 Culture Industries
ENCO 100 Communication Skills: Composition
Plus at least 36 credit points from:
COMM 315 Children’s Film and Television
COMM 321 Mass Communication
COMM 323 New Media
COMM 325 Popular Television Drama
COMM 383 Film Genre
COMM 385 Australian Film
COMM 386 Screen Writing 1
ECTW 300 Applied Research and Professional Practice
ECWG 327 Reading Popular Culture
ENCO 306 Writing for Work: Styles and Contexts
ENCO 307 Australian Folklore and Folk Speech
ENCO 308 The Art of Non-Fiction
ENCO 310 Children’s Literature: Picture Books and Fantasy
ENCO 326 Persuading the Public: Rhetoric in Public Affairs
ENCO 328 Journalism and Literature
ENCO 329 Publishing and Editing
WGCO 388 Visual Pleasures: Feminism Goes to the Movies
WGCO 389 Celluloid Heroes: Men, Movies and Social Change
Communication and Management
A Major in Communication and Management shall consist of:
At least 24 credit points, including at least 12 credit points at 300 level, from:
ECTW 124 Culture Industries
ENCO 100 Communication Skills: Composition
COMM 120 Communication and Culture
ECT 303 Research in Writing
COMM 315 Children’s Film and Television
COMM 321 Mass Communication
COMM 323 New Media
ENCO 306 Writing for Work: Styles and Contexts
ENCO 326 Persuading the Public: Rhetoric in Public Affairs
ENCO 329 Publishing and Editing
Plus at least 24 credit points from:
PDAS 301 Organisations, People and Administration
PDAS 302 Management of Change
PDAS 311 Trends, Issues and Community
PDAS 312 Resource Management in the Public Sector
PDAS 313 Fundamentals of Staff Development
PDAS 314 Leadership and Organisational Effectiveness
English
A Major in English shall consist of:
ENGL 101 An Introduction to Literary Studies
ENGL 102 Literature, Film and Society
Plus at least 36 credit points, including at least 12 credit points at 300 level from:
ECTW 124 Culture Industries
ENCO 100 Communication Skills: Composition
ECTW 300 Applied Research and Professional Practice
ECWG 327 Reading Popular Culture
ELS 378 Law and Literature
ENCO 306 Writing for Work: Styles and Contexts
ENCO 307 Australian Folklore and Folk Speech
ENCO 308 The Art of Non-Fiction
ENCO 310 Children’s Literature: Picture Books and Fantasy
ENCO 326 Persuading the Public: Rhetoric in Public Affairs
ENCO 328 Journalism and Literature
ENCO 329 Publishing and Editing
ECT 303 Research in Writing
ENGL 304 Critical and Creative Writing Through Literature
ENGL 305 The History of the English Language
ENGL 312 Fiction for Children and Adolescents
ENGL 341 Renaissance Matters
ENGL 351 Victorian Literature and Culture
ENGL 361 American Literature from Puritans to the Present
ENGL 362 American Literature: Looking South and West
ENGL 372 Australian Literature: 1930 to the Present
ENGL 375 Feminism and Literature
ENGL 390 Contemporary Literary Criticism: Theory and Practice
European Cultures
A Major in European Cultures shall consist of:
EUCL 325 European Tragedy
EUCL 326 European Comedy
EUCL 327 19th Century Novel
EUCL 328 20th Century Novel
EUCL 329 Images of Europe
EUCL 330 European Detective Fiction
three units chosen (subject to any prerequisites) from those prefixed ALIT, FREN, GRMN or ITAL
French
A major in French shall consist of at least 48 credit points and not more than 96 credit points from the following list and according to the following patterns:
• not more than 18 credit points at 100 level including FREN 101 and FREN 102, except for students given direct entry to 200 or 300 level, plus
• at least 12 credit points at 200 level, except for students given direct entry to 300 level, plus
• at least 18 credit points at 300 level or above, including FREN 301 and FREN 302 but excluding in-country language study units.
FREN 101 French Language 1A
FREN 102 French Language 1B
FREN 103 French Language Through Culture 1
FREN 201 French Language 2A
FREN 202 French Language 2B
FREN 203 French Language Extension 2C
FREN 204 French Language through Culture 2
FREN 301 French Language 3A
FREN 302 French Language 3B
FREN 303 French Language Extension 3C
FREN 304 French Language Extension 3D
FREN 305 French Culture Through Texts 1
FREN 306 French Culture Through Texts 2
FREN 307 French Culture Through Texts 3
FGIR 301 European Reading Unit
Geography
A Major in Geography shall consist of:
GEPL 111 Earth in Crisis?
GEPL 112 Australia: Sustainable Development?
Plus at least 36 credit points including at least 12 credit points at 300 level from:
GEPL 121 The World of Planning: An Introduction
GEPL 122 Professional Planning Skills
GEAR 100 Coastal Field Studies
GEPL 311 Coasts and Catchments
GEPL 314 The Road to Riches? Development and Change in Asia
GEPL 322 Cradle to Grave: Introductory Population Geography
GEPL 301 Property Development
GEPL 302 Architecture and Urban Design
GEPL 304 Cyberspace
GEPL 307 The Future
GEPL 316 Urban Living
GEPL 320 Principles of Development Control
GEPL 321 Advanced Population Studies
GEPL 324 Rural Planning and Resource Management
GEPL 325 Environmental Planning and Administration
GEPL 341 Topics in Geomorphology
GEPL 345 Regional Development Policy
GEPL 350 Access and Mobility
GEPL 352 Changing Communities: Development Planning
GEPL 359 Introduction to Architectural Design
GEPL 361 Retail Geography, Planning and Practice
GEPL 370 Your Place or Mine? People and Power in Place
GEPL 399 Sport: Its Place in the World
GEAR 200 Coastal Field Studies
GEAR 310 Past Australian Coastal Environments
GEAR 330 Research Methods
GEAR 343 Leisure, Recreation and Tourism
SOGE 380 Rural Society
German
A major in German shall consist of at least 48 credit points and not more than 96 credit points from the following list and according to the following patterns:
• not more than 18 credit points at 100 level, except for students given direct entry to 200 or 300 level, plus
• at least 12 credit points at 200 level, except for students given direct entry to 300 level, plus
• at least 18 credit points at 300 level or above, including GRMN 301 and GRMN 302 but excluding in-country language study units.
GRMN 101 German Language 1A
GRMN 102 German Language 1B
GRMN 201 German Language 2A
GRMN 202 German Language 2B
GRMN 301 German Language 3A
GRMN 302 German Language 3B
GRMN 303 German Literature and Society A
GRMN 304 German Literature and Society B
GRMN 305/405 German Literature and Society C
GRMN 306/406 German Literature and Society D
GRMN 307 German Language 4A
GRMN 308 German Language 4B
History
A Major in History shall consist of
At least 12 credit points from:
HIST 111 Medieval Europe
HIST 112 Early Modern Europe
HIST 141 Traditional China and Japan
HIST 142 Traditional South and South-East Asia
HIST 150 Colonial Australians
HIST 151 Australians Since Federation
Plus at least 36 credit points from:
ECON 346 The Australian Economy Since the 18th Century
ECON 350 Southeast Asia: Economic and Social Change Since 1850
HIST 304 The Age of the Vikings
HIST 305 Byzantine History AD 330-1025
HIST 307 An Age of Uncertainty: Later-Plantagenet England
HIST 308 The Crusades
HIST 318 Victims of Whiggery: The Tolpuddle Martyrs England
HIST 319 Custom and Community: Popular Culture in Britain c.1650-c.1850
HIST 324 Ashes to ashes: Germany 1918-1945
HIST 328 Europe in War and Peace, 1914 to the Present
HIST 329 Australia and the World: An International History
HIST 330 Australian Local History
HIST 333 History Through Monuments
HIST 335 Heritage Conservation
HIST 337 History and Museums
HIST 338 Australian Frontiers: Rural and Regional Histories
HIST 339 The Family in Australian History
HIST 341 Life and Society in Kipling’s British India
HIST 342 Gandhi and Non-Violent Action in the 20th Century
HIST 343 Islam in the Modern World
HIST 348 Russia: from Kievan Rus to Lenin
HIST 351 Convict Australia
HIST 354 Aboriginal History Since the Late 18th Century
HIST 357 Themes in modern European History, 1815-1914
HIST 359 War and Society in 20th-Century Australia
HIST 365 Nation Building: History of the United States From Settlement to Civil War
HIST 366 Modern America: The United States After the Civil War
HIST 367 Issues in Church History: Australia and America
HIST 368 The Swinging Sixties: The 1960s in America, Britain and Australia
HIST 370 Violence, Law and Order in Australian History
HIST 373 Australian Architecture, Buildings and Lifestyles, 1788-1980
HIST 376 Oral History
HIST 378 Sexuality in Australian History
HIST 391 Special Option
HIST 392 Special Option B
HIST 397 Individual Research Project
Up to two ANCH coded units at 300 level
Indonesian
A major in Indonesian shall consist of at least 48 credit points and not more than 96 credit points from the following list and according to the following patterns:
• not more than 18 credit points at 100 level including INDN 101 and INDN 102, except for students given direct entry to 200 or 300 level, plus
• at least 12 credit points at 200 level, except for students given direct entry to 300 level, plus
• at least 18 credit points at 300 level or above, including INDN 301 and INDN 302 but excluding in-country language study units.
INDN 101 Indonesian Language 1A
INDN 102 Indonesian Language 1B
INDN 201 Indonesian Language 2A
INDN 202 Indonesian Language 2B
INDN 301 Indonesian Language 3A
INDN 302 Indonesian Language 3B
INDN 315 Contemporary Indonesian Culture
INDN 330 A History of Indonesian and its Role in Society
INDN 331 Reading Indonesian Islamic Texts
INDN 340 Theory and Practice of Indonesian Translation
INDN 405 Reading Indonesian Politics and Society
INDN 441 Advanced Indonesian Reading 1
INDN 442 Advanced Indonesian Reading 2
INDN 444 Research Methodology for Indonesian
CIJ 110 Cultural Expression in Modern Asia
CIJ 421 Culture Contact and Hybridity in the Arts of Asia
Italian
A major in Italian shall consist of at least 48 credit points and not more than 96 credit points from the following list and according to the following patterns:
• not more than 18 credit points at 100 level including ITAL 101 and ITAL 102, except for students given direct entry to 200 or 300 level, plus
• at least 12 credit points at 200 level, except for students given direct entry to 300 level, plus
• at least 18 credit points at 300 level or above, including ITAL 301 and ITAL 302 but excluding in-country language study units.
FGIR 301 European Reading Unit
ITAL 101 Italian Language 1A
ITAL 102 Italian Language 1B
ITAL 103 Introduction to Modern Italian Culture
ITAL 201 Italian Language 2A
ITAL 202 Italian Language 2B
ITAL 301 Italian Language 3A
ITAL 302 Italian Language 3B
ITAL 303 Modern Italian Novel 1
ITAL 304 Modern Italian Novel 2
ITAL 305 Italian in Australia A
ITAL 306 Italian in Australia B
ITAL 307 19th Century Italian Literature
ITAL 308 20th Century Women Writers in Italy
ITAL 309 Italian Renaissance Literature
ITAL 311 14th Century Italian Literature
ITAL 313 The Italian Detective Novel
Japanese
A major in Japanese shall consist of at least 48 credit points and not more than 96 credit points from the following list and according to the following patterns:
• not more than 18 credit points at 100 level including JAPN 101 and JAPN 102, except for students given direct entry to 200 or 300 level, plus
• at least 12 credit points in Japanese at 200 level, except for students given direct entry to 300 level, plus
• at least 18 credit points in Japanese at 300 level or above, including JAPN 301 and JAPN 302 but excluding in-country language study units.
JAPN 101 Japanese Language 1A
JAPN 102 Japanese Language 1B
JAPN 201 Japanese Language 2A
JAPN 202 Japanese Language 2B
JAPN 301 Japanese Language 3A
JAPN 302 Japanese Language 3B
JAPN 311 Written Japanese 4A
JAPN 312 Written Japanese 4B
JAPN 325 Contemporary Japanese Culture
JAPN 347 Advanced Reading Unit
JAPN 421 Japanese Language 5A
JAPN 422 Japanese Language 5B
CIJ 110 Cultural Expression in Modern Asia
CIJ 421 Culture Contact and Hybridity in the Arts of Asia
Linguistics
A major in Linguistics shall consist of:
At least 12 credit points from:
LING 101 Introduction to Linguistics
LING 102 Foundations of Linguistics
LING 150 Cross-Cultural Communication
Plus at least 36 credit points from:
LING 250 Cross-Cultural Communication
LING 305 Meaning in Language
LING 306 Acquisition of Language and Literacy
LING 307 Applied Linguistics and Second Language Learning
LING 312 Phonology and Pronunciation
LING 313 Language Description
LING 330 Language in Multilingual Societies
LING 353 The English Language
LING 360 Generative Syntax
LING 367 Applied Phonetics
LING 368 Formal Phonology
LING 380 The Languages of Asia
LING 390 Special Options in Linguistics A
LING 391 Special Options in Linguistics B
Local, Family and Applied History
A major in Local, Family and Applied History shall consist of:
HIST 150 Colonial Australians
HIST 151 Australians Since Federation
HIST 330 Australian Local History
HIST 339 The Family in Australian History
Plus at least 24 credit points from:
HIST 318 Victims of Whiggery: The Tolpuddle Martyrs England
HIST 319 Custom and Community: Popular Culture in Britain c1650–1850
HIST 333 History Through Monuments
HIST 335 Heritage Conservation
HIST 337 History and Museums
HIST 338 Australian Frontiers: Rural and Regional Histories
HIST 351 Convict Australia
HIST 352 The Cold War and Popular Culture
HIST 354 Aboriginal History Since the late 18th Century
HIST 359 War and Society in 20th Century Australia
HIST 367 Issues in Church History: Australia and America
HIST 368 The Swinging Sixties: The 1960s in America, Britain and Australia
HIST 373 Australian Architecture, Buildings and Lifestyles 1788–1980
HIST 376 Oral History
HIST 378 Sexuality in Australian History
HIST 397 Individual Research Project
Music
A major in Music shall consist of:
24 credit points from the following:
MUSI 103 Musicianship: Modal Studies
MUSI 104 Musicianship: Harmonic Studies
MUSI 161 Western Music: 1600-1900
MUSI 162 Western Music: Post 1970
MUSI 170 Studies in Creative Music-Making I
MUSI 171 Studies in Creative Music-Making II
MUSI 180 An Ethnomusicological Survey of the World’s Music
MUSI 184 Non-Western Ensemble Performance
Plus at least 36 credit points from the following:
ASMU 368 Musical Cultures of Asia
MUSI 313 Indian Music
MUSI 314 Ethnomusicology: Transcription and Organology
MUSI 315 Theory and Methodology
MUSI 316 Indonesian Music
MUSI 318 Pacific Music
MUSI 320 Popular Music
MUSI 342 Western Music History and Analysis I
MUSI 344 Western Music History and Analysis II
MUSI 363 Performance Practice in Music
MUSI 368 Counterpoint and Textual Studies
MUSI 369 Readings in Musicology
MUSI 370 Advanced Composition I
MUSI 371 Advanced Composition II
MUSI 373 Notation in Musical Performance
MUSI 375 Advanced Composition III
MUSI 376 Advanced Composition IV
MUSI 381 Improvisation and Performance
MUSI 392 Ensemble Performance
Peace Studies
A major in Peace Studies must include at least 12 credit points at 300 level and at least 12 credit points from Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Units* and shall consist of:
PDPS 200 Introduction to Peace Studies
PDPS 288 Constructing Aliens: Refugees in Contemporary Australia
Plus:
PDPS 351 Building Peace in Post Conflict Situations
PDPS 354 Post Conflict Justice and Reconciliation Processes
PDPS 429 Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution
Plus 18 credit points from:
*PAIS 113 Power, Conflict and the Making of Modern Asia
*PAIS 352 Human Rights in Asia
*PAIS 310 Democratisation and Civil Society in Asia
*HIST 342 Gandhi and Non-Violent Action in the 20th Century
*HIST 343 Islam in the Modern World
*PAIS 315 Contemporary Challenges to Global Security
*PAIS 316 Pacific Politics
PDPS 301 The Philosophy and Practice of Nonviolence
PDPS 302 Social Development, Environment and Peace
PDPS 373 States of Disarray: The Social Effects of Globalisation
*PHIL 375 Social Philosophy: Issues in Applied Ethics
*PHIL 365 The Ethics of Environmentalism
Philosophy
A major in Philosophy shall consist of:
At least 12 credit points from:
PHIL 101 Bioethics
PHIL 102 Critical and Creative Reasoning
PHIL 150 Introduction to Philosophy B: Search for Reality
PHIL 151 Introduction to Philosophy A: Freedom, Power and the Self
Plus at least 36 credit points from:
PHIL 301 Language and Mind
PHIL 303 Science vs Religion? The Enlightenment and Beyond
PHIL 305 Time
PHIL 313 Divine Bodies: Mystical Discourses in Philosophy
PHIL 314 Becoming an Individual
PHIL 318 Indian Metaphysics
PHIL 320 Nietzsche
PHIL 322 Foucault
PHIL 323 Philosophy of Social Science
PHIL 330 Elementary Logic
PHIL 363 Persons
PHIL 365 The Ethics of Environmentalism
PHIL 375 Social Philosophy: Issues in Applied Ethics
PHIL 385 Reason and Choice: Individual, Social, Political
APPS 393 Social Science Reading Unit 1
APPS 394 Social Science Reading Unit 2
Political and International Studies
A major in Political and International Studies shall consist of:
At least 12 credit points from:
PAIS 101 Introduction to Australian Politics
PAIS 102 Introduction to Political Ideology
PAIS 103 Introduction to International Relations
PAIS 113 Power, Conflict and the Making of Modern Asia
Plus at least 36 credit points from:
APPS 393 Social Science Reading Unit 1
APPS 394 Social Science Reading Unit 2
PAIS 306 Political Economy
PAIS 308 Modern Political Thinkers
PAIS 310 Democratisation and Civil Society in Asia
PAIS 311 Policy Analysis
PAIS 314 Themes in International Relations
PAIS 315 Contemporary Challenges to Global Security
PAIS 316 Pacific Policies
PAIS 317 Australia and the Global Economy
PAIS 318 Australia’s Relations with Asia
PAIS 319 Development Management in Asia
PAIS 320 Political Thought
PAIS 321 The Dynamics of Health Policy in Australia
PAIS 351 Comparative Federalism: Australia, USA and Canada
PAIS 352 Human Rights in Asia
PAIS 356 The Individual, Society and the Modern State
PAIS 361 Sex, Crime and Corruption in Asia
PAIS 362 Globalising Asia
PAIS 367 Japanese Society
PAIS 369 Chinese Society
PAIS 375 Media and Politics
Psychology
A major in Psychology shall consist of:
PSYC 101 Introductory Psychology I
PSYC 102 Introductory Psychology II
PESS 202 Research Methods and Statistics
Plus at least 12 cp from:
PSYC 200 Social Psychology
PSYC 201 Psychological Testing
PSYC 204 Learning, Motivation and Emotion
PSYC 206 Cognitive Psychology
Plus at least 18 credit points from:
PSYC 302 Intermediate Research Methods and Statistics
PSYC 304 Health Psychology
PSYC 309 Human Neuropsychology
PSYC 313 Developmental Psychology
PSYC 314 Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy
PSYC 316 Perception and Perceptual Impairment
PSYC 321 Psychology of Language
PSYC 363 Psychopathology
PSYC 366 Biopsychology
PSYC 399 Special Topics in Psychological Research
Sociology
A major in Sociology shall consist of:
At least 12 credit points, including SOCY 100, from:
SOCY 100 Introduction to Sociology
SOCY 101 Understanding Everyday Life
SOCY 103 Introduction to Theories of Deviance and Crime
SOAS 154 Social Change in Asia
Plus at least 36 credit points from:
SOCY 307 Media and Society
SOCY 317 The Sociology of Everyday Life
SOCY 321 Sociology of Health and Medicine
SOCY 331 Sociology of Power and Resistance
SOCY 332 Consumer Society
SOCY 333 Qualitative Research Methods
SOCY 336 Sociology of the Family
SOCY 340 Social Theory
SOCY 341 Survey Methods
SOCY 344 Criminology and Justice Systems
SOCY 354 Sociological Approaches to Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice
SOCY 360 Class and Inequality
SOCY 364 The Australian Criminal Justice System
SOCY 372 Sex, Gender, Bodies
SOCY 390 Crime in Rural Communities
SOGE 380 Rural Society
PAIS 356 Political Sociology
SOCY 361 Women in Asian Societies
SOCY 382 Sociology of Sex and Sexuality
APPS 393 Social Science Reading Unit 1
APPS 394 Social Science Reading Unit 2
Studies in Religion
A major in Studies in Religion shall consist of:
HIST 181 Introduction to World Religions A
HIST 182 Introduction to World Religions B
Plus at least 36 credit points from:
HIST 383 Religious Literature
HIST 384 Religions of the Ancient Near East
HIST 385 Women and Religion
HIST 386 Buddhism: A History
HIST 387 Earliest Christianity: Social Context and Sacred Text
HIST 388 The Pagan Religions of Ancient Greece and Rome
HIST 391 Special Option A
HIST 392 Special Option B
No more than 12 credit points from the following may substitute for 12 credit points from the units listed immediately above:
HIST 305 Byzantine History AD 330-1025
HIST 308 The Crusades
HIST 343 Islam in the Modern World
HIST 367 Issues in Church History: Australia and America
PHIL 303 Science vs Religion? The Enlightenment and Beyond
PHIL 318 Indian Metaphysics
PHIL 313 Divine Bodies: Mystical Discourses in Philosophy
Theatre Studies
A major in Theatre Studies shall consist of:
THEA 110 Introduction to Live Performance and Presentation
THEA 111 The Playwright and the Play
Plus at least 36 credit points from:
THEA 301 The Classic Play and Performance Now
THEA 302 Approaches to Theatre Performance and Analysis
THEA 307 The Actor’s Craft
THEA 316 Popular Theatre
THEA 317 Australian Theatre History
THEA 318 Minorities and Majorities in Australian Theatre
THEA 321 Scriptwriting for the Theatre
THEA 330 The Role of the Director
THEA 333 Directing and Production
ECTW 124 Culture Industries
ECTW 300 Applied Research and Professional Practice
Women’s and Gender Studies
A major in Women’s and Gender Studies shall consist of a maximum of any 12 credit points at 100 level in any Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences units, plus at least 36 credit points from:
ABWG 315 ‘Race’ and Racism: Multidisciplinary perspectives
ANCH 312 The Caesars and the Roman Empire 49BC-AD193
ECTW 124 Culture Industries
ECTW 300 Applied Research and Professional Practice
ECWG 327 Reading Popular Culture
EDCX 331 Education and Values
EDCX 346 Sociology of Education
EDCX 349 Gender and Education
ENGL 375 Feminism and Literature
HIST 305 Byzantine History AD 330-1025
HIST 319 Custom and Community: Popular Culture in Britain c.1650-c.1850
HIST 378 Sexuality in Australian History
HS 332 Social Aspects of HIV/AIDS, Education and Community Mobilisation
LING 390 Special Options in Linguistics A
PDPS 429 Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution
PHIL 322 Foucault
PHIL 365 The Ethics of Environmentalism
PHIL 313 Divine Bodies: Mystical Discourses in Philosophy
HIST 385 Women and Religion
SOCY 361 Women in Asian Societies
SOCY 382 Sociology of Sex and Sexuality
SOCY 331 Sociology of Power and Resistance
SOCY 332 Consumer Society
SOCY 336 Sociology of the Family
SOCY 372 Sex, Gender, Bodies
THEA 318 Minorities and Majorities in Australian Theatre
WGCO 388 Visual Pleasures: Feminism Goes to the Movies
WGCO 389 Celluloid Heroes: Men, Movies and Social Change
WGST 320 Equity in the Workplace: Principles and Practices
WGST 325 Women and Work
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