Key facts
UNE unit code: INDN531
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- Trimester 2 - Online
- Yes
- No
- No
- 6
Unit information
This is an advanced unit in Indonesian. You will examine a range of major issues in the intricate relationship between Islam, society and the state in contemporary Indonesia.
In this unit you will read a variety of complex Indonesian language texts and learn how to write your own Indonesian texts at an advanced level.
The major issues you will cover in the texts include: Islam and Indonesian history; the role of Islam in the state; liberal Islam vs fundamentalist Islam; 'radical Islam' vs 'moderate Islam'; jihad and terrorism; 'cultural Islam'; and Islam and local culture, all of which are crucial to understand contemporary Indonesia.
Enhance your career options by extending your understanding of the history and culture of one of the region’s most rapidly developing economies.
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Teaching period | Mode/location |
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Trimester 2 | Online |
*Offering is subject to availability
Intensive schools
There are no intensive schools required for this unit.
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Notes
Please refer to the student handbook for current details on this unit.
Unit coordinator(s)
Learning outcomes
Upon completion of this unit, students will be able to:
- critically read, evaluate and write texts using advanced Indonesian;
- through critical analysis, demonstrate advanced understanding of a range of major issues pertaining to Islam in Indonesia;
- demonstrate independent research skills, advanced conceptual skills, critical thinking and an advanced understanding of Islam and the state; and
- apply an advanced knowledge of Indonesian language and culture to a critical reading and writing of Indonesian texts on Islam-society-state relationship.
Assessment information
Assessments are subject to change up to 8 weeks prior to the start of the teaching period in which you are undertaking the unit.
Title | Must Complete | Weight | Offerings | Assessment Notes |
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Assessment 1 | Yes | 30% | All offerings | Short answers, and a passage of at least 1500 words in Indonesian or 2000 words in English. No. Words: 2000 equivalent |
Assessment 2 | Yes | 60% | All offerings | Short answers, and an essay of at at least 2200 words in Indonesian or 2750 words in English. No. Words: 2750 equivalent |
Assessment 3: Online/essay | Yes | 10% | All offerings | Sending at least 6 x 150 word (in Indonesian, or 160 words if in English) postings to the Discussion Board on each of at least 4 different modules, or an essay of 1200 words in Indonesian or 1250 words in English. No. Words: 1250 equivalent |
Learning resources
Textbooks are subject to change up to 8 weeks prior to the start of the teaching period in which you are undertaking the unit.
Note: Recommended material is held in the University Library — purchase is optional.
The History of Indonesia
ISBN: 9780313331145
Drakeley, S., Greenwood Press 2005
Text refers to: All offerings
See Note
Text refers to: All offerings
See Note
Text refers to: All offerings
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