R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Bachelor of Arts
Abbreviation: BA
Course code: R3A
Course contact (faculty or school) (03) 6226 2061 (Hbt); (03) 6324 3624 (Ltn)
Introductory comments
During 2000, changes were made to the structure of the BA degree. Students who commenced their
study prior to 2001 should refer to the section headed ‘Changes to the BA degree’ at the end of this
entry.
This 3-year (minimum) course is available at Hobart, Launceston and the North-West
Centre at Burnie. Some units are also available externally by distance education to
Tasmanian residents who are unable to attend classes on either the Hobart or Launceston
campus or at the North-West Centre. Students may study full time or part time and have
nine enrolment years, including the year of passing the first unit for the degree, in which
to complete course requirements. If students are studying by distance education their
choice of units is limited and may be varied from time to time. They should check the
availability of units before planning their course. Entry to the course normally occurs in
February, but limited entry is also available in July.
Admission & prerequisites
Applicants are expected to meet the normal requirements set by the University for entry to
degree courses. There are also several categories of special admission. No specific course
or subject prerequisites apply.
Course objectives
The Bachelor of Arts offers the opportunity for a liberal education. Students are able to
exercise choice across a wide range of disciplines. These include the humanities (Ancient
Civilisations, Ancient Greek, Latin, English, History, Asian Languages, European
Languages and Philosophy) and the social sciences (Geography, Political Science,
Psychology, Public Policy and Sociology) as well as interdisciplinary studies (Aboriginal
Studies, Asian Studies, Natural Environment and Wilderness Studies, Journalism and
Media Studies, Social Ecology, and Women’s Studies).
The program develops general abilities in the following areas:
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written expression
linguistic skills
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creative self-expression
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capacity to analyse and interpret in a dispassionate and objective manner
capacity for reasoned criticism
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data acquisition and analysis
research techniques
marshalling facts in support of arguments, and
evaluating the possible outcomes of alternative courses of action, with the emphasis
varying according to the particular program chosen.
In short, the program helps students to operate in a complex and rapidly changing world.
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Career outcomes
In Australia and around the world, employers are increasingly seeing graduates who can
speak and write clearly; who are computer literate and understand how to use technology;
who know about other countries, cultures and societies; who can solve problems
creatively; and who have developed that flexibility of thought which technical and
vocational training rarely encourages. Graduates with a Bachelor of Arts degree find jobs
in, for example: advertising, journalism, radio and television; the arts, heritage and
museology; diplomacy, interpreting and tourism; management, marketing and
administration; politics, the public service, the police force and the armed forces; teaching,
research and publishing; psychology, counselling and community work.
Course structure
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Students normally complete a total of 300% (HECS weighting) of units made up of
100% first-year (level 100), 100% second-year (level 200) and 100% third-year (level
300).
Students must also take sufficient units to complete two majors within the 300%
total. A major is defined as sequential studies in one discipline made up of 25% at
level 100 and 75% at levels 200/300 (a minimum of 100%).
Details on how to meet the requirements for majors are contained in this Handbook
under the relevant discipline heading. Please note that some majors have
compulsory units and these are listed under the discipline entry.
Students take a minimum of three years and a maximum of nine years to complete
the degree
Students may take one major (100%) from a discipline outside the BA schedule (see
page B-xx) such as Fine Arts, Music, Management or Computing, with permission of
the relevant Head of School. This is made up of 25% at level 100 plus 75% at levels
200/300. Note that units in Fine Arts have quotas and other units may have TCE
prerequisites. Potential students should contact the relevant School for information
on enrolment when applying for admission.
At level 100, students normally study four different subject areas. At level 200 and
300, students take sufficient units to complete majors in two of the disciplines which
they have studied at level 100. The remaining units to make up the 300% total can
come from any of the other first-year subjects they have studied or more units
towards the majors.
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Language students who enter the BA at level 200 in the language take only 75% of
units at level 100 and take extra units at levels 200/300 in the language to make up
the total required for the major and for the 300% required for the degree.
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Full-time students normally take a 100% load each year to complete in the minimum
time. Students who are working in addition to their study may take as little as 25%
load in any one year, but should be mindful of the maximum time allowed for them
to complete.
Summary:
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No unit can count twice as part of two different majors
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The maximum percentage in any one discipline which can be counted towards the
degree is 150%
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At least 25% of units in a major must be at level 300
At the end of year 1, students must declare their intended majors and confirm them
at the end of year 2
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The maximum percentage at level 100 for any single discipline is 25%
Students must complete 25% at level 100 before progressing to level 200 units in that
discipline
Permission for an overload (more than 50% in any semester) must be obtained from
a Sub-Dean
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Units cannot count towards the degree if the content is the same as another unit
studied previously.
The University Calendar has the full specifications for the degree. Students should
remember that it is their responsibility to check that they have met the requirements for
the degree.
Typical courses
Example A
[PLACE BA1.PICT HERE]
Example B
[PLACE BA2.PICT HERE]
Sample Course 3 – Major in Theory Studies
[PLACE BA3.PICT HERE]
The Schedule of units which follows lists by discipline all units taught in the BA. Students
should also consult the discipline entries in the Handbook to determine individual unit
prerequisites plus the requirements for a major in the chosen discipline. Students
intending to study a major in a discipline offered in another degree course (Groups 1A, 2A
and 3A) eg Music, Management, Fine Arts, should consult the discipline entry in the
Handbook to check the unit and major requirements in the particular discipline.
Articulation
Articulation with other courses
Students who have completed a BA degree with sufficient merit are eligible to apply for
entry to the Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA(Hons)) degree. Details on eligibility and
how to apply are contained in the BA(Hons) section which follows.
Students completing the Honours degree with sufficient merit are able to apply for entry
to a research higher degree such as Master of Arts (MA) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD).
Information on these courses is obtainable from the Office for Research and the Research
Higher Degrees Handbook. In addition, there are postgraduate diplomas and coursework
master degrees. Information on these courses is included in the Postgraduate section of
this handbook.
After completing two full years of study in the BA degree, students can apply for entry to
the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree course. The BA study must include two years of
units in both Sociology and Psychology. The BSW is taught on the Launceston campus
only. Interested students should consult the BSW entry included in this section of the
Handbook.
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BA students may apply to transfer to the Bachelor of Social Science (Police Studies) or
Bachelor of Tourism degree course (offered in Launceston only). Interested students
should consult the relevant entries which follow in this section of the handbook.
BA students wishing to pursue a teaching career must also complete the two year Bachelor
of Teaching (BTeach) degree (see page B-xx). This is a postgraduate qualification taken
after graduating with a BA. The degree course is available on both the Launceston and
Hobart campuses. Information brochures are obtainable from Student Recruitment offices
on both campuses and from the contact number for the BTeach given on page xx.
Students currently studying for a degree in another faculty are able to apply to transfer to
the BA degree course and will receive some credit for their previous successful study.
Credit for previous study
A person holding another award from this University or another approved institution may
be permitted by the Faculty to count towards the BA, units from the former award to a
maximum of 100% (an unspecified major). Students need to apply for credit when
applying for entry to the BA. Credit is only considered for study completed twenty years
ago or less. Units from courses offered by other Faculties of the University may be
included in the degree provided they do not exceed the permissible weighting (see course
structure on page B-xx).
Examples of credit awarded towards a BA:
Course/Award
Completion of the
Tasmania Police
Recruitment course (TPRC)
Completed TAFE diploma
or associate diploma
Registered nurses, hospital
trained
Registered nurses, hospital
trained and with further
training, eg midwifery
certificate
Completed three-year
degree
Credit awarded
Total
25% Group 1A at level 100 50%
plus 25% Group 2A at level
200 in the BA
25% Group 1A level 100
25%
25% Group 1A level 100
25%
25% Group 1A level 100
and an additional 25%
Group 2A level 200
50%
25% Group 1A, 37.5%
Group 2A, 37.5% Group
3A (a major)
100%
Changes to the BA Degree
Students who commenced before 2001
Students who commenced their study before 2001 will complete their degree according to
the Rules under which they commenced. These are outlined in the Handbook for 2000 and
are listed in full in the University Calendar (available at the Library, Student
Administration, Faculty Offices).
Students who commenced before 1998
Students who began their BA studies prior to 1998 should consult the handbook for the
year in which they commenced their degree.
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Enrolment restrictions – quotas
All prospective BA students, including those currently enrolled in other courses in the
University, should be aware that admission to the degree is subject to a quota and formal
selection procedures.
Students who are presently enrolled in another degree program and wish to be enrolled in
a BA program will need to apply for a place in the course. Application forms are available
from Student Administration, Hobart or Launceston.
Students should note that entry into certain units in particular schools is subject to quota
restrictions and School approval is required.
Further information will be available at formal enrolment sessions. Enquiries may be
made to academic schools or the Faculty Office, Hobart or Launceston, during the
enrolment period.
Enrolment outside the BA schedule
Students who intend to enrol in subjects or units from another degree course as part of an
Arts degree must comply with the subject or unit prerequisites determined by that degree
course. In all cases, specific prerequisites are listed in the relevant discipline entries.
Restrictions apply to the number of units which may be studied. These are: 25% at level
100, 75% at levels 200/300 (a total of 100%).
Schedule (Level 100 units, all disciplines)
Please note: some units are offered on two-year or three-year cycles. If a unit listed in this
schedule is not being offered in 2002, it may be offered in the following year or the year
after that. Check units details for confirmation.
(Unit) weight represents the proportion (%) of a normal full-time study load, and is used for
calculating the services and amenities fee and the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS)
liability. For detailed information on the units, refer to the ‘Unit details’ (section C-) of this
handbook. The page on which the unit details will be found is referenced in the schedule itself.
Faculty reserves the right to correct errors or inconsistencies, with or without notice, and
to make changes to this schedule. However, Faculty will endeavour to ensure that no
student is disadvantaged by such changes.
[i]
students need to study at least 3 (75%) and no more than 4 (100%) units from Group
1;
[ii]
[iii]
students may enrol in 25% of units outside the BA schedule at 100 level;
internal students may enrol in units offered by distance education.
Group 1
Level 100
Unit title
Aboriginal Studies
Contemporary
Indigenous
Australia
Historical
Indigenous
Australia
campus-sem
weight
code
L1~H1~D1
12.5%
HAB102
L2~H2~D2
12.5%
HAB103
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Ancient Civilisations
Ancient
H2
Civilisations 1A:
Gender and Politics
in Classical
Literature
Ancient
H1
Civilisations 1B:
Introduction to
Greek and Roman
History
Asian Studies
Asian Studies 1A
H1~L1v
Asian Studies 1B
H2~L2v
Asian Languages
H2~L2v
and Cultures
Chinese
Chinese 1
H1&2 L1&2
English
English 1A
H1
English 1B
H2
Australian
L2~B2v~D2
Literature
English Literature
L1~B1v~D1
French
French 1
H1&2
Geography
Population and
L1~B1
Urbanisation
The Physical
L2~B2
Environment
Geography and Envionmental Studies
Geography and
H1&2
Environmental
Studies 1
Geography and
H1&2
Environmental
Studies 1A
German
German 1
H1&2
History
History 1
H1&2~L1&2~B1&2
v~D1&2
History 1A
H1~L1~B1v~D1
History 1B
H2~L2~B2v~D2
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12.5%
HTC101
12.5%
HTC102
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
HMA101
HMA102
HMA120
25%
HMC100
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
HEA103
HEA104
HEA101
12.5%
HEA102
25%
HEF100
12.5%
KGA121
12.5%
KGA122
25%
KGA100
25%
KGA101
25%
HEG100
25%
HTA100
12.5%
12.5%
HTA103
HTA104
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Indonesian
Introductory
H1&2~L1&2
25%
Indonesian
Japanese
Japanese 1
H1&2
25%
Journalism and Media Studies
Introduction to
H1
12.5%
Journalism
Introduction to
H2
12.5%
Media Studies
Latin
Latin 1
H1&2
25%
Philosophy/Logic and Philosophy of Science
Introduction to
L1~D1
12.5%
Philosophy 1A
Introduction to
L2~D2
12.5%
Philosophy 1B
Philosophy 1A
H3/1
12.5%
Philosophy 1B
H3/2
12.5%
Political Science
Introduction to
H1~L1~B1
12.5%
Government A
Introduction to
H2~L2~B2
12.5%
Government B
Psychology
Psychology 1A
H3/1~L1~B1v~D1w 12.5%
Psychology 1B
12.5%
H2~L2~B2v~D2w
Public Policy
Introduction to
Government A
Introduction to
Government B
Social Ecology
Sociology A
Sociology B
HMN100
HMJ100
HEJ101
HEJ102
HTL100
HPA181
HPA182
HPA101
HPA102
HSG101
HSG102
KHA101
KHA102
H1~L1~B1
12.5%
HSG101
H2~L2~B2
12.5%
HSG102
H3/1~L1~B1~D1
H3/2~L2~B2~D2
12.5%
12.5%
HGA101
HGA102
12.5%
KGA121
12.5%
CAM105
25%
KGA101
12.5%
CNA126
or 25% from the following units:
Population and
L1~B1
Urbanisation
Community Health H1
and Medicine 1
Geography and
H1&2
Environmental
Studies 1A
Health Care Where H1~L1
People Live and
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Work 1
Society, Culture
and Health 1
Society, Culture
and Health 2
Sociology
Sociology A
Sociology B
Women’s Studies
Gender and Society
The Representation
of Gender
L1
12.5%
HGA138
L2
12.5%
HGA139
H3/1~L1~B1~D1
H3/2~L2~B2~D2
12.5%
12.5%
HGA101
HGA102
H1
H2
12.5%
12.5%
HAF101
HAF102
v=video-link w=web-based
Group 1A
25% of units offered outside the BA schedule as the Faculty may approve.
Groups 2 & 3
Where there are alternative unit codes (e.g. HSD206/306) the unit may be taken either at
level 200 or level 300. When students enrol, depending on whether they wish to study a
unit as a Group 2 unit or a Group 3 unit, they should use the appropriate code e.g.
HSD206 is the Group 2 code for the unit Australian Public Policy while HSD306 is the
Group 3 code for the same unit. Students should note that they must complete units from
each Group to a minimum weight as set out in the specifications. Students are advised to
check the unit descriptions to see what the prerequisites, corequisites and mutual
exclusions are for each unit. These may vary depending on the level of the unit. The
maximum percentage for units taken at level 200/300 from outside the BA schedule is
75%.
Please note: some units are offered on two-year or three-year cycles. If a unit listed in this
schedule is not being offered in 2002, it may be offered in the following year or the year
after that. Check units details for confirmation.
Aboriginal Studies
Level 200/300
Unit title
Aboriginal Arts
campus-sem
L2~H2
weight
12.5%
Aboriginal Business H1~L1
12.5%
Aboriginal
Education
Aboriginal
Knowledges
Aboriginal Women
H2~L2
12.5%
H2~L2
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
Bass Strait Islanders [na]
12.5%
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code
HAB240 or
HAB340
HAB245 or
HAB345
HAB247 or
HAB347
HAB246 or
HAB346
HAB232 or
HAB332
HAB209 or
HAB309
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Contemporary
Indigenous
Tasmania
Dynamics of
Indigenous
Cultures
Dispossession in
Tasmania
Indigenous Health
L2~H2~D2
12.5%
HAB206 or
HAB306
[na]
12.5%
HAB253 or
HAB353
[na]
12.5%
L1
12.5%
HAB256 or
HAB356
HAB213 or
HAB313
HAB241 or
HAB341
HAB208 or
HAB308
HAB252 or
HAB352
HAB210 or
HAB310
HAB214 or
HAB314
HAB201 or
HAB301
International
H1~L1~D1
12.5%
Indigenous Identity
Indigenous Justice [na]
12.5%
Issues
Indigenous Life
L1~H1~D1
12.5%
Histories
Indigenous
L2~D2
12.5%
Tourism
Language in
L1~H1~D1
12.5%
Aboriginal Society
Special Topic in
L1~H1~D1
12.5%
Aboriginal Studies
A
Special Topic in
L2~H2~D2
12.5%
Aboriginal Studies
B
Special Topic in
L1&2~H1&2~D1&2 25%
Aboriginal Studies
C
and the following unit from another discipline:
History of the
[na]
12.5%
Indigenous Peoples
of North America
HAB202 or
HAB302
HAB220 or
HAB320
HTA275 or
HTA375
Ancient Civilisations
Unit title
Classical Tragedy:
Euripides and
Beyond
Greek and Roman
Epic
Greek and Roman
Mythology
Greek Tragedy
Latin 1
Love and Politics in
Augustan
campus-sem
[na]
weight
12.5%
code
HTC213 or HTC313
H1
12.5%
HTC210 or HTC310
[na]
12.5%
HTC223 or HTC323
H2
H1&2
[na]
12.5%
25%
12.5%
HTC211 or HTC311
HTC215 or HTC315
HTC205 or HTC305
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Literature
Monuments of
H1
12.5%
Rome: Image and
Ideology
Roman Empire:
[na]
12.5%
Tiberius to Hadrian
Roman Imperial
[na]
12.5%
Society
Roman Republic
[na]
12.5%
133–31 BC
The Later Roman
H2
12.5%
Empire
The Pursuit of
12.5%
H1~L1v
Empire: Philip,
Alexander and
Rome
Uncovering the
[na]
12.5%
Past
Women in Greek
[na]
12.5%
and Roman
Antiquity
And the following units from other disciplines:
Elizabethan and
[na]
12.5%
Jacobean Tragedy
Europe in an Age of [na]
12.5%
Crisis 1560–1640
Europe in the High H1&2
25%
Middle Ages,
1000–c. 1300
Late Medieval and [na]
25%
Renaissance Europe
Medieval Britain:
H2~L2~D2
12.5%
Myth, Power and
Identity
Medieval Writing
[na]
12.5%
Ovid and Chaucer H2
12.5%
Shakespeare’s
H1
12.5%
Comedies
Shakespeare’s
[na]
12.5%
Political Plays
The Early Middle
[na]
25%
Ages: From Rome
to the Millennium
AD 410–1000
The Legend of King [na]
12.5%
Arthur
HTC207 or HTC307
HTC202 or HTC302
HTC203 or HTC303
HTC201 or HTC301
HTC206 or HTC306
HTC200 or HTC300
HTC204 or HTC304
HTC221 or HTC321
HEA225 or HEA325
HTA209 or
HTA309
HTA212 or
HTA312
HTA202 or
HTA302
HTA208 or
HTA308
HEA213 or HEA313
HEA227 or HEA327
HEA223 or HEA323
HEA222 or HEA322
HTA201 or
HTA301
HEA277 or HEA377
v=video-link
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Ancient Greek
campus-sem
H1
weight
12.5%
code
HTG216
H2
12.5%
HTG218
[na]
12.5%
HTG220
H1
12.5%
HTG316
H2
12.5%
HTG318
[na]
12.5%
HTG320
Unit title
Asian Ethnic and
Religious Politics
Australia and Asia
campus-sem
H2
weight
12.5%
H2~L2v
12.5%
Contemporary
Asian Issues
Issues in
Contemporary
China
Reporting Asia
[na]
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
code
HMA261 or
HMA361
HMA211 or
HMA311
HMA221 or
HMA321
HMA246 or
HMA346
H1
12.5%
Unit title
Intermediate
Ancient Greek A
Intermediate
Ancient Greek B
Intermediate
Ancient Greek
Grammar
Advanced Ancient
Greek A
Advanced Ancient
Greek B
Advanced Ancient
Greek Grammar
Asian Studies
Research Project
H1&2/1/2~L1&2/1 25%/12.5%
/2v
And the following units from other disciplines:
Asian
[na]
12.5%
Environmental
Justice
Buddhism, Ethics
Ho13
12.5%
and Nonviolence
Chinese 2
H1&2~L1&2~O3
25%
Language Skills A
Chinese 2
H1&2~L1&2~O3
25%
Language Skills B
Contemporary Art H2
12.5%
of the Asia-Pacific
Region
Cultures and
[na]
12.5%
Societies of
Southeast Asia
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HMA260 or
HMA360
HMA300 or
HMA301
HSD239 or
HSD339
HPA297 or HPA397
HMC201
HMC202
FST213 or FST313
HGA254 or
HGA354
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Espionage, Terror
and Global
Disorder
Geography of Asia
H1
12.5%
HSA270 or HSA370
H1
12.5%
Globalisation and
East Asian Politics
India since
Independence
Indo–Tibetan
Philosophy, History
and Culture
Intermediate
Indonesian
(Conversation)
Intermediate
Indonesian
(Reading and
Writing)
Introduction to
Buddhist
Philosophy
Islam, Law and
Women – Historical
and Contemporary
Perspectives
Japanese 2
Language Skills A
Japanese 2
Language Skills B
Japanese Film
Love, Family and
Sexuality:
East–West
Comparison
Modern India till
Independence
Modern Japanese
Literature
Politics of
Democratisation,
East and West
Survey of
Indonesian
Literature
Thai Art and
Culture
[na]
12.5%
KGA202 or
KGA302
HSA258 or HSA358
H2
12.5%
[na]
25%
HTA222 or
HTA322
HPA276 or HPA376
H1
12.5%
HMN202
H1&2
25%
HMN201
H1
12.5%
HPA219 or HPA319
H2
12.5%
HTA223 or
HTA323
H1&2~L1&2v
25%
HMJ201
H1&2
25%
HMJ202
[na]
H2
12.5%
12.5%
HMJ334
HGA212 or
HGA312
[na]
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
HTA221 or
HTA321
HMJ331
[na]
12.5%
HSA227 or HSA327
[na]
12.5%
HMN304
L4
12.5%
FFA236 or FFA336
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The Asia-Pacific
Economies: Tigers
War and Peace in
the Pacific
[na]
12.5%
BEA211
[na]
12.5%
HTA255 or
HTA355
campus-sem
D1w
weight
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
D2w
12.5%
code
KHB215 or
KHB315
KHB205 or
KHB305
KHB209 or
KHB309
KHB208 or
KHB308
KHB207 or
KHB307
campus-sem
H1&2~L1&2~O3
weight
25%
code
HMC201
H1&2~L1&2~O3
25%
HMC202
H2~L2~O3
12.5%
HMC302
H1~L1v
12.5%
HMC309
H1&2~L1&2~O3
25%
HMC301
[na]
12.5%
HMC305
H1&2 L1&2
H1~L1v
25%
12.5%
HMC306
HMC307
campus-sem
[na]
[na]
weight
25%
12.5%
code
HEA259 or HEA359
HEA253 or HEA353
H1
12.5%
HEA228 or HEA328
[na]
12.5%
HEA258 or HEA358
v=video-link
Behavioural Science
Unit title
Behaviour in the
Workplace
Child & Adolescent
Development
Health, Stress and
Coping
Research Project in
Social Psychology
Social Behaviour
and Social Influence
w=web-based
Chinese
Unit title
Chinese 2
Language Skills A
Chinese 2
Language Skills B
Chinese Reading
and Writing Skills
Chinese Special
Topic A
Chinese Speaking
and Listening Skills
Computer-Based
Chinese Business
Writing
Classical Chinese
Modern Chinese
Literature
v=video-link
English
Unit title
African Literature
African Literature
West and South
American
Literature and Film
American Women
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Writing
A Place in the
Wilderness
British Literature
1800–1850
British Literature
1850–1900
Confessionalism
Contemporary
Australian Writing
Critical Theory
Elizabethan and
Jacobean Tragedy
Film Noir and
Hollywood
Gender and Nation
Literary Theory
Medieval Writing
Middlebrow Fiction
Modernity and the
City
Modern Australian
Poetry
Modern Drama
Modernism in
British Literature
1910–1930
Modernism in
British Literature:
Poetry
Ovid and Chaucer
Popular Fiction
Postcolonial
Fictions
Postmodern
American Poetry
Power, Pleasure
and Perversion
Research Project
Research Project
Romantic Poetry
Shakespeare’s
Comedies
Shakespeare’s
Political Plays
The Body in the
Text: 20th Century
H2
12.5%
HEA252 or HEA352
[na]
12.5%
HEA257 or HEA357
H1
12.5%
HEA204 or HEA304
[na]
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
HEA255 or HEA355
HEA205 or HEA305
[na]
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
HEA260 or HEA360
HEA225 or HEA325
H2
12.5%
HEA229 or HEA329
[na]
H2
[na]
H1
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
HEA289 or HEA389
HEA230 or HEA330
HEA213 or HEA313
HEA231 or HEA331
HEA215 or HEA315
H2
12.5%
HEA251 or HEA351
[na]
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
HEA226 or HEA326
HEA283 or HEA383
D2
12.5%
HEA284 or HEA384
H2
[na]
H1
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
HEA227 or HEA327
HEA267 or HEA367
HEA232 or HEA332
[na]
12.5%
HEA288 or HEA388
[na]
12.5%
HEA254 or HEA354
H1&2~L1&2
H1/2~L1/2
L1~B1v~D1
H1
25%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
HEA375
HEA376
HEA280 or HEA380
HEA223 or HEA323
[na]
12.5%
HEA222 or HEA322
[na]
12.5%
HEA269 or HEA369
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Australian Fiction
The Death of the
Author
The Legend of King
Arthur
The Literature of
Tasmania
The Novel in the
Nineteenth Century
Writing Narrative
Writing Poetry and
Short Fiction
Writing the Grand
Tour
L1~B1v~D1
12.5%
HEA233 or HEA333
[na]
12.5%
HEA277 or HEA377
[na]
12.5%
HEA214 or HEA314
[na]
12.5%
HEA282 or HEA382
L2~H2
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
HEA290 or HEA390
HEA203 or HEA303
L2~B2v
12.5%
HEA234 or HEA334
And the following units from other disciplines:
Classical Tragedy:
[na]
12.5%
Euripides and
Beyond
Ensemble 1
H1&2
12.5%
Greek and Roman
H1
12.5%
Epic
Greek and Roman
[na]
12.5%
Mythology
Greek Tragedy
H2
12.5%
Latin 1
H1&2
25%
Literature and
H1
12.5%
Environment
Love and Politics in [na]
12.5%
Augustan
Literature
Post-1945 German
[na]
12.5%
Film
The Golden Age of H1
12.5%
German Cinema
HTC213 or HTC313
FCE100
HTC210 or HTC310
HTC223 or HTC323
HTC211 or HTC311
HTC215 or HTC315
KGA272 or
KGA372
HTC205 or HTC305
HEG212 or
HEG312
HEG204 or
HEG304
v=video-link
French
Unit title
French for Tourism
and Business
French Language
Skills 2
French Language
Skills 3
French Language
Skills 3B
French Linguistics:
campus-sem
[na]
weight
12.5%
code
HEF203 or HEF303
H1&2
25%
HEF201
H1&2
25%
HEF301
H1&2
25%
HEF302
[na]
12.5%
HEF210 or HEF310
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
An Overview
Cross-Cultural
Communication:
English–French
Twentieth Century
French Theatre
The French Novel
(1750-1900)
French Linguistics:
Syntax
French Literature:
An Overview
French-Canadian
Women Writers
The French Novel
(1900–1950)
Le grand écran:
French Cinema
H2
12.5%
HEF213 or HEF313
[na]
12.5%
HEF221 or HEF321
H1
12.5%
HEF224 or HEF324
[na]
12.5%
HEF312
[na]
12.5%
HEF320
[na]
12.5%
HEF322
H1
12.5%
HEF323
[na]
12.5%
HEF330
campus-sem
L1
weight
25%
code
KJG301
L2
25%
KJG302
Geography
Unit title
Environmental
Geomorphology
Globalisation
Geography and Environmental Studies (Hbt)
Unit title
Biogeography and
Climatology
Conservation
Geomorphology
Environmental
Impact Assessment
Environmental
Management
Environmental
Remote Sensing
Fauna
Conservation
Management
Geography of Asia
campus-sem
H1
weight
12.5%
code
KGA209
H2
12.5%
H2
12.5%
KGA227 or
KGA327
KGA381
H1
12.5%
H1
12.5%
KGA223 or
KGA323
KGA365
H1
12.5%
KGA332
H1
12.5%
Historical
Geography
Literature and
Environment
Microclimatology
Natural
H2
12.5%
H1
12.5%
H2
H3~L3~B3
12.5%
12.5%
KGA202 or
KGA302
KGA240 or
KGA340
KGA272 or
KGA372
KGA321
KGA213
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Environment Field
Techniques
Sustainable
Communities
The Global Space
Economy
Urban Planning:
Space, Place and
Society
Vegetation
Management
Wilderness and
Natural Area
Management
KGA254 or
KGA354
KGA208 or
KGA308
KGA253 or
KGA353
H2
12.5%
L2
12.5%
H1
12.5%
H1
12.5%
KGA331
H2~L2
12.5%
KGA278 or
KGA378
campus-sem
H1&2
weight
25%
code
HEG201
H1
12.5%
HEG203
H1
12.5%
H2
12.5%
HEG204 or
HEG304
HEG205
[na]
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
HEG212 or
HEG312
HEG213
H1&2
25%
HEG301
H1&2
25%
HEG302
[na]
12.5%
HEG305
[na]
12.5%
HEG307
[na]
12.5%
HEG310
H1
12.5%
HEG311
campus-sem
D1
weight
12.5%
code
HTA252 or
HTA352
German
Unit title
German Language
Skills 2
German for
Tourism and
Business
The Golden Age of
German Cinema
Themes of Love in
German Texts
Post-1945 German
Film
Post-1945 German
Literature
German Language
Skills 3
German Language
Skills 3B
The German Age of
Chivalry
From Realism to
Naturalism
Classical German
Literature
The
Twentieth-Century
German Novel
History
Unit title
African–American
History
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Atlantic Worlds,
1450–1807
Australia from 1918
to 1975
Australia from the
1850s to 1918
Australian
Environmental
History
Australian History
1788–1990s
Cold War Europe,
1945–1989
Colonial USA,
1607–1789
Crime and the Law
in Historical
Perspective
Europe at War
1914–1945
Europe in an Age of
Crisis 1560–1640
Europe in the High
Middle Ages,
1000–c. 1300
Gender in
European Thought
Historiographical
Studies
History and
Heritage
History of the
Indigenous Peoples
of North America
India since
Independence
Islam, Law and
Women – Historical
and Contemporary
Perspectives
Late Medieval and
Renaissance Europe
Medieval Britain:
Myth, Power and
Identity
Modern Europe
1815–1914
L1
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
H1~L2
12.5%
H2~L2v
12.5%
D2
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
L1~D1
12.5%
H1
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
H1&2
25%
H1~D1
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
L1~D2
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
H2
12.5%
H2
12.5%
[na]
25%
H2~L2~D2
12.5%
H1&2
25%
________________________________________
University of Tasmania course details
HTA249 or
HTA349
HTA207 or
HTA307
HTA206 or
HTA306
HTA271 or
HTA371
HTA240 or
HTA340
HTA210 or
HTA310
HTA242 or
HTA342
HTA218 or
HTA318
HTA211 or
HTA311
HTA209 or
HTA309
HTA212 or
HTA312
HTA205 or
HTA305
HTA220 or
HTA320
HTA290 or
HTA390
HTA275 or
HTA375
HTA222 or
HTA322
HTA223 or
HTA323
HTA202 or
HTA302
HTA208 or
HTA308
HTA203 or
HTA303
July 2, 2016, 01:43 AM, page –18
R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Modern India till
Independence
Old Regime France,
1715–1789
Race and Politics in
Southern African
History
Special Topic in
History
Spreading the
Word: A History of
Image and Text
The Early Middle
Ages: From Rome
to the Millennium
AD 410–1000
Third World Issues
12.5%
H2
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
H1&2~L1&2
25%
HTA399
[na]
12.5%
HTA226 or
HTA326
[na]
25%
HTA201 or
HTA301
[na]
25%
HTA251 or
HTA351
HTA243 or
HTA343
HTA229 or
HTA329
HTA255 or
HTA355
USA: The Nation
[na]
12.5%
from 1789
Van Diemen’s Land H1
12.5%
1642–1850
War and Peace in
[na]
12.5%
the Pacific
And the following units from other disciplines:
Bass Strait Islanders [na]
12.5%
Monuments of
Rome: Image and
Ideology
Roman Empire:
Tiberius to Hadrian
Roman Imperial
Society
Roman Republic
133–31 BC
The Pursuit of
Empire: Philip,
Alexander and
Rome
Uncovering the
Past
Women in Greek
and Roman
Antiquity
HTA221 or
HTA321
HTA215 or
HTA315
HTA253 or
HTA353
[na]
H1
12.5%
HAB209 or
HAB309
HTC207 or HTC307
[na]
12.5%
HTC202 or HTC302
[na]
12.5%
HTC203 or HTC303
[na]
12.5%
HTC201 or HTC301
H1~L1v
12.5%
HTC200 or HTC300
[na]
12.5%
HTC204 or HTC304
[na]
12.5%
HTC221 or HTC321
v=video-link
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Indonesian
Unit title
Advanced
Indonesian
Language Skills
Advanced
Indonesian
Language Skills
(Padang)
Indonesian
Literature in
Context (Padang)
Intermediate
Indonesian
(Conversation)
Intermediate
Indonesian
(Conversation)
(Padang)
Intermediate
Indonesian
(Reading and
Writing)
Intermediate
Indonesian
(Reading and
Writing) (Padang)
Interpreting and
Translation
Popular Culture
and Resistance in
Indonesia
Reading Indonesian
Survey of
Indonesian
Literature
Contemporary
Indonesian Texts
Wayang Shadow
Puppet Theatre
campus-sem
H1&2
weight
25%
code
HMN302
O3
25%
HMN306
O3
12.5%
HMN307
H1
12.5%
HMN202
O3
12.5%
HMN203
H1&2
25%
HMN201
O3
25%
HMN204
[na]
12.5%
HMN303
H2v L2
12.5%
HMN309
H1&2 L1&2
[na]
25%
12.5%
HMN308
HMN304
H1
12.5%
HMN305
L2
12.5%
HMN210 or
HMN310
campus-sem
H1&2~L1&2v
weight
25%
code
HMJ201
H1&2
25%
HMJ202
v=video-link
Japanese
Unit title
Japanese 2
Language Skills A
Japanese 2
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Language Skills B
Japanese Film
Japan in the 21st
Century
Modern Japanese
Literature
Professional
Spoken Japanese
Professional
Translation of
Japanese
Reading Japanese
Spoken Japanese
Writing Japanese
[na]
H2~L2v
12.5%
12.5%
HMJ334
HMJ210 or HMJ310
[na]
12.5%
HMJ331
[na]
25%
HMJ330
H1
12.5%
HMJ335
H1~L1v
H1&2
H2~L2v
12.5%
25%
12.5%
HMJ306
HMJ307
HMJ308
v=video-link
Journalism and Media Studies
campus-sem
Unit title
weight
Advanced Print
H2
12.5%
Journalism
Environmental
H1
12.5%
Journalism
Online Journalism
H2
12.5%
Photojournalism
[na]
12.5%
Theory
Professional
H1
12.5%
Placement 1
Professional
H2
12.5%
Placement 2
Professional
[na]
12.5%
Practices and
Culture
Public
H1
12.5%
Communications
Radio Journalism
H2
12.5%
Sub-editing and
[na]
12.5%
Layout
Television
H1
12.5%
Journalism
Plus the following units from other disciplines:
Espionage, Terror
H1
12.5%
and Global
Disorder
Financial Reporting H1
12.5%
Foreign
H1
12.5%
Correspondence:
Foreign Policy and
________________________________________
University of Tasmania course details
code
HEJ201 or HEJ301
HEJ202 or HEJ302
HEJ219 or HEJ319
HEJ204 or HEJ304
HEJ306
HEJ318
HEJ209 or HEJ309
HEJ205 or HEJ305
HEJ213 or HEJ313
HEJ221 or HEJ321
HEJ203 or HEJ303
HSA270 or HSA370
BFA290 or BFA390
HSA262 or HSA362
July 2, 2016, 01:43 AM, page –21
R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
the Media
Marketing
Communications
Mass Media and
Contemporary
Societies
Media and Politics
Media Law
Media Policy
H1~L1
12.5%
BMA255
H2
12.5%
HGA273 or
HGA373
H2
H2
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
Politics in
Literature and Film
Reporting Asia
H1
12.5%
HSA203 or HSA303
LAW652
HSD227 or
HSD327
HSA204 or HSA304
H1
12.5%
Social and Political
Research
Spreading the
Word: A History of
Image and Text
Writing Narrative
L1~H1
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
L2~H2
12.5%
HEA290 or HEA390
campus-sem
H1
weight
12.5%
code
HTL217
H2
12.5%
HTL219
H1&2
12.5%
HTL220
H1
H2
H1&2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
HTL317
HTL319
HTL320
campus-sem
H3/1~L1~D1w
weight
12.5%
code
HPA256 or HPA356
H2
12.5%
HPA294 or HPA394
[na]
H1~L1~B1v
12.5%
12.5%
HPA216 or HPA316
HPA291 or HPA391
H2
12.5%
HPA292 or HPA392
[na]
12.5%
HPA218 or HPA318
HMA260 or
HMA360
HGA203 or
HGA303
HTA226 or
HTA326
Latin
Unit title
Intermediate Latin
A
Intermediate Latin
B
Intermediate Latin
Grammar
Advanced Latin A
Advanced Latin B
Advanced Latin
Grammar
Logic and Philosophy of Science
Unit title
Chance,
Coincidence and
Chaos
Choice, Risk and
Decision
Epistemology
Introduction to
Logic
Logic and
Possibility
Philosophy of
Biology
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Philosophy of
Mathematics
Reasoning Skills
Time Travel
[na]
12.5%
HPA246 or HPA346
H1~L1w~D1w
H1~L1~D1w
12.5%
12.5%
HPA275 or HPA375
HPA208 or HPA308
v=video-link w=web-based
Natural Environment and Wilderness Studies
Unit title
Geomatics 3c:
Advanced
Geographic
Information
Systems (GIS)
Biogeography and
Climatology
Natural
Environment Field
Techniques
Microclimatology
Vegetation
Management
Fauna
Conservation
Management
Environmental
Remote Sensing
Environmental
Impact Assessment
Social &
Environmental
Accounting
Tourism, Sport and
Leisure
Mass Social
Movements
Global
Environmental
Policy
Australian
Environmental
Policy
Asian
Environmental
Justice
Environmental
Management
Wilderness and
campus-sem
H2
weight
12.5%
code
KGG340
H1
12.5%
KGA209
H3~L3~B3
12.5%
KGA213
H2
H1
12.5%
12.5%
KGA321
KGA331
H1
12.5%
KGA332
H1
12.5%
KGA365
H2
12.5%
KGA381
H3/1/2~L3/1/2~B 12.5%
3/1/2
BFA207 or BFA307
[na]
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
H2~L2v
12.5%
HGA251 or
HGA351
HGA233 or
HGA333
HSD229 or
HSD329
H1~L1v
12.5%
HSD230 or
HSD330
[na]
12.5%
HSD239 or
HSD339
H1
12.5%
H2~L2
12.5%
KGA223 or
KGA323
KGA278 or
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Natural Area
Management
Wilderness and
Natural
Environment
Drawing in the
Landscape
Art, Natural
Environment and
History
Art, Natural
Environment and
Wilderness
Literature and
Environment
The Literature of
Tasmania
Sociology of Nature
Environmental
Ethics
Historical
Geography
KGA378
[na]
12.5%
FFA235 or FFA335
[na]
12.5%
FFD204 or FFD304
H2
12.5%
FSZ250 or FSZ350
H1
12.5%
FSZ251 or FSZ351
H1
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
KGA272 or
KGA372
HEA214 or HEA314
[na]
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
H2
12.5%
KGA240 or
KGA340
campus-sem
Ho13
weight
12.5%
code
HPA297 or HPA397
H3/1~L1~D1w
12.5%
HPA256 or HPA356
[na]
H2
12.5%
12.5%
HPA220 or HPA320
HPA294 or HPA394
H1
12.5%
HPA200 or HPA300
[na]
12.5%
HPA253 or HPA353
[na]
12.5%
HPA277 or HPA377
[na]
12.5%
HPA225 or HPA325
H1~D1w
12.5%
HPA266 or HPA366
HGA261 or
HGA361
HPA277 or HPA377
v=video-link
Philosophy
Unit title
Buddhism, Ethics
and Nonviolence
Chance,
Coincidence and
Chaos
Chinese Philosophy
Choice, Risk and
Decision
Contemporary
Bioethics
Contemporary
Philosophy
Environmental
Ethics
Existentialism and
Beyond
History of
Philosophy 1: from
Early Greece to the
Renaissance
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
History of
Philosophy 2:
Modern Philosophy
Indo–Tibetan
Philosophy, History
and Culture
Introduction to
Buddhist
Philosophy
Introduction to
Logic
Law, Society and
Morality
Logic and
Possibility
Meaning and
Understanding
Moral Philosophy
Philosophical
Psychology
Philosophy 2002
Philosophy and
Literature
Philosophy and the
Body
Philosophy of Art
Philosophy of
Feminism
Philosophy of
Mathematics
Philosophy of Mind
Philosophy of
Religion
Place and
Environment
Political Philosophy
Postmodernism
and its Critics
Professional Ethics
Reasoning Skills
Science and
Religion
Self and
Subjectivity
The Meaning of
Life
The Philosophy of
H2~D2w
12.5%
HPA268 or HPA368
[na]
25%
HPA276 or HPA376
H1
12.5%
HPA219 or HPA319
H1~L1~B1v
12.5%
HPA291 or HPA391
D2w
12.5%
HPA242 or HPA342
H2
12.5%
HPA292 or HPA392
L2
12.5%
HPA245 or HPA345
D2
H1
12.5%
12.5%
HPA210 or HPA310
HPA203 or HPA303
[na]
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
HPA398
HPA201 or HPA301
H2
12.5%
HPA271 or HPA371
[na]
H1~D1w
12.5%
12.5%
HPA215 or HPA315
HPA270 or HPA370
[na]
12.5%
HPA246 or HPA346
[na]
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
HPA207 or HPA307
HPA293 or HPA393
H2
12.5%
HPA204 or HPA304
[na]
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
HPA289 or HPA389
HPA206 or HPA306
[na]
H1~L1w~D1w
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
HPA212 or HPA312
HPA275 or HPA375
HPA274 or HPA374
L2
12.5%
HPA233 or HPA333
H2
12.5%
HPA209 or HPA309
L1
12.5%
HPA202 or HPA302
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Kierkegaard
The Philosophy of
Nietzsche
Time Travel
Topics in the
History of
Philosophy
Autonomy and
Identity: Kant and
Beyond
H2
12.5%
HPA230 or HPA330
H1~L1~D1w
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
HPA208 or HPA308
HPA214 or HPA314
campus-sem
[na]
weight
12.5%
code
HSA202 or HSA302
H2~L2v
12.5%
H2
12.5%
HSG200 or
HSG300
HSA240 or HSA340
[na]
12.5%
HSA241 or HSA341
H2
12.5%
HSA222 or HSA322
H3
12.5%
HSG201 or
HSG301
H1
12.5%
HSA270 or HSA370
H1
12.5%
HSA262 or HSA362
[na]
12.5%
HSA258 or HSA358
[na]
12.5%
H2
H2
12.5%
12.5%
HSG203 or
HSG303
HSA203 or HSA303
HSA361
H1~L1v
12.5%
[na]
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
v=video-link w=web-based
Political Science
Unit title
Approaches to
International
Relations
Approaches to
Political Analysis
Australian Foreign
Policy
Australian Political
Institutions
Comparative
Political Systems
Contemporary
Issues in
Government
Espionage, Terror
and Global
Disorder
Foreign
Correspondence:
Foreign Policy and
the Media
Globalisation and
East Asian Politics
International
Cooperation
Media and Politics
Parliamentary
Internship
Political Activism:
Local to Global
Political Ideologies
Political Thought:
Liberal Democracy
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HSG202 or
HSG302
HSA210 or HSA310
HSA212 or HSA312
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Politics in
Literature and Film
Politics of
Democratisation,
East and West
Race and Ethnic
Politics
Tasmanian Politics
and Australian
Federalism
H1
12.5%
HSA204 or HSA304
[na]
12.5%
HSA227 or HSA327
H1
12.5%
HSA201 or HSA301
H2
12.5%
HSA260 or HSA360
12.5%
HSD230 or
HSD330
12.5%
HSD208 or
HSD308
HMA261 or
HMA361
HSD241 or
HSD341
HMA260 or
HMA360
HSD207 or
HSD307
plus the following cross-listed units:
Australian
H1~L1v
Environmental
Policy
Business–Governm [na]
ent Relations
Asian Ethnic and
H2
Religious Politics
Global Political
H2v~L2
Economy
Reporting Asia
H1
Sex, Drugs and
Toxic Waste: Risk
and Regulation
Social and Political
Research
Survey Research
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
H2~L2v
12.5%
L1~H1
12.5%
H2
12.5%
campus-sem
H2~L2
weight
12.5%
code
KHA308
H1
H2
12.5%
12.5%
KHA305
KHA306
H2~L2
12.5%
KHA202
[na]
12.5%
KHA319
[na]
12.5%
KHA209 or
KHA309
H1
12.5%
KHA303
HGA203 or
HGA303
HGA204 or
HGA304
v=video-link
Psychology
Unit title
Advanced Research
Methods
Clinical Psychology
Cognition and
Memory
Developmental
Psychology
Educational
Psychology
Health &
Rehabilitation
Psychology
Human
Neuroscience
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H1
12.5%
KHA318
H2
12.5%
KHA314
H1
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
H1
12.5%
KHA217 or
KHA317
KHA215 or
KHA315
KHA212 or
KHA312
KHA301
H2
12.5%
KHA304
H1~L1
12.5%
KHA201
L1
12.5%
KHA207 or
KHA307
Unit title
Approaches to
Political Analysis
Asian
Environmental
Justice
Australian
Environmental
Policy
Australian Public
Policy
Business–Governm
ent Relations
Contemporary
Issues in
Government
Executive
Government
Global
Environmental
Policy
Global Political
Economy
International
Cooperation
Media Policy
campus-sem
H2~L2v
weight
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
code
HSG200 or
HSG300
HSD239 or
HSD339
H1~L1v
12.5%
HSD230 or
HSD330
H1~L1v
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
H3
12.5%
HSD206 or
HSD306
HSD208 or
HSD308
HSG201 or
HSG301
[na]
12.5%
H2~L2v
12.5%
H2v~L2
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
Policing and
H1~L1v
12.5%
Individual
Differences
Learning & Skilled
Performance
States of
Consciousness
Organisational
Psychology
Peace, Conflict &
Law
Assessment and
Research Methods
Psychophysiology
& Emotion
Research Methods
in Psychology
Social Psychology
Public Policy
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HSD235 or
HSD335
HSD229 or
HSD329
HSD241 or
HSD341
HSG203 or
HSG303
HSD227 or
HSD327
HSD205 or
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Governance
Policy Analysis
H2~L2v
12.5%
Political Activism:
H1~L1v
Local to Global
Regional
H1v~L1
Development
Policy
Sex, Drugs and
H2~L2v
Toxic Waste: Risk
and Regulation
Social Policy in
[na]
Welfare States
Women and Public [na]
Policy
plus the following cross-listed units:
Australian Foreign H2
Policy
Australian Political [na]
Institutions
Tasmanian Politics H2
and Australian
Federalism
Social and Political L1~H1
Research
Survey Research
H2
12.5%
Understanding
Organisations
[na]
12.5%
campus-sem
H1~L1v
weight
12.5%
H2~L2v
12.5%
12.5%
HSD305
HSD209 or
HSD309
HSG202 or
HSG302
HSD223 or
HSD323
12.5%
HSD207 or
HSD307
12.5%
HSD231 or
HSD331
HSD240 or
HSD340
12.5%
12.5%
HSA240 or HSA340
12.5%
HSA241 or HSA341
12.5%
HSA260 or HSA360
12.5%
HGA203 or
HGA303
HGA204 or
HGA304
HGA236 or
HGA336
12.5%
v=video-link
Social Ecology
Unit title
Population and
Society
Social Ecology
Social Ecology
H1 L1
12.5%
Internship
plus the following units from other disciplines:
Australian Public
12.5%
H1~L1v
Policy
Community Health H1&2
25%
and Medicine 2
Community
H3/1/2~L3/1/2~B 37.5%
Practice
3/1/2
Contemporary
L2~H2~D2
12.5%
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code
HGE204 or
HGE304
HGE203 or
HGE303
HGE350
HSD206 or
HSD306
CAM205
CNA316
HAB206 or
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Indigenous
Tasmania
Crime and Criminal
Justice
Economics of
Human Resources
Environmental and
Resource
Economics
Gender and Power
HAB306
H3/1
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
HGA206 or
HGA306
BEA306
[na]
12.5%
BEA301
[na]
12.5%
Globalisation
Health Sociology
L2
H1~L1~D1/2
25%
12.5%
Migrants in
Australian Society
Perspectives on
Ageing
Policing and
Governance
Policy Analysis
[na]
12.5%
L2w D2
12.5%
HGA272 or
HGA372
KJG302
HGA239 or
HGA339
HGA231 or
HGA331
CNA246
H1~L1v
12.5%
H2~L2v
12.5%
Regional
Development
Policy
Science,
Technology and
Contemporary
Society
Social and Political
Research
Social &
Environmental
Accounting
Social Inequality
H1v~L1
12.5%
H1
12.5%
HGA220 or
HGA320
L1~H1
12.5%
HGA203 or
HGA303
BFA207 or BFA307
H3/1/2~L3/1/2~B 12.5%
3/1/2
L1~D1
12.5%
Social Policy in
[na]
Welfare States
Sociology of
L2 D2
Deviance
Sociology of Nature [na]
12.5%
Sociology of Youth
[na]
12.5%
Sustainable
Communities
The Global Space
H2
12.5%
L2
12.5%
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12.5%
12.5%
HSD205 or
HSD305
HSD209 or
HSD309
HSD223 or
HSD323
HGA262 or
HGA362
HSD231 or
HSD331
HGA259 or
HGA359
HGA261 or
HGA361
HGA277 or
HGA377
KGA254 or
KGA354
KGA208 or
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Economy
Urban Planning:
Space, Place and
Society
H1
12.5%
KGA308
KGA253 or
KGA353
v=video-link w=web-based
Sociology
Unit title
Australian Society
campus-sem
[na]
weight
12.5%
Crime and Criminal H3/1
Justice
Cultures and
[na]
Societies of
Southeast Asia
Gender and Power [na]
12.5%
Health Sociology
H1~L1~D1/2
12.5%
Love, Family and
Sexuality:
East–West
Comparison
Magic, Spirituality
and Religion
Mass Media and
Contemporary
Societies
Mass Social
Movements
Migrants in
Australian Society
Qualitative
Research Methods
Science,
Technology and
Contemporary
Society
Social and Political
Research
Social Inequality
H2
12.5%
H1~D2
12.5%
H2
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
H2
12.5%
H1
12.5%
L1~H1
12.5%
L1~D1
12.5%
Social Problems
L2
and Social Policy
Sociological
H2~L2~D2
Analysis of Modern
Society
Sociology of
L2 D2
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12.5%
12.5%
code
HGA299 or
HGA399
HGA206 or
HGA306
HGA254 or
HGA354
HGA272 or
HGA372
HGA239 or
HGA339
HGA212 or
HGA312
HGA219 or
HGA319
HGA273 or
HGA373
HGA233 or
HGA333
HGA231 or
HGA331
HGA230 or
HGA330
HGA220 or
HGA320
12.5%
HGA203 or
HGA303
HGA262 or
HGA362
HGA223 or
HGA323
HGA202
12.5%
HGA259 or
12.5%
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Deviance
Sociology of Nature [na]
12.5%
Sociology of Youth
[na]
12.5%
Survey Research
H2
12.5%
The Individual and [na]
Society
Tourism, Sport and [na]
Leisure
Understanding
[na]
Contemporary
Societies
Understanding
[na]
Organisations
plus the following cross-listed units:
Dynamics of
[na]
Indigenous
Cultures
Population and
H1~L1v
Society
Social Ecology
H2~L2v
12.5%
Sociology of Law
12.5%
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
HGA359
HGA261 or
HGA361
HGA277 or
HGA377
HGA204 or
HGA304
HGA221 or
HGA321
HGA251 or
HGA351
HGA302
12.5%
HGA236 or
HGA336
12.5%
HAB253 or
HAB353
12.5%
HGE204 or
HGE304
HGE203 or
HGE303
LAW616
12.5%
v=video-link
Women’s Studies
campus-sem
Unit title
weight
Contemporary
H1
12.5%
Feminist Thought:
Themes, Issues and
Conflicts
Sexualities:
[na]
12.5%
Histories,
Representation,
Politics
plus the following units from other disciplines:
Aboriginal Women [na]
12.5%
American Women
Writing
British Literature
1800–1850
Education of
Women and Girls
Fashioning the
code
HAF215 or HAF315
HAF202 or HAF302
[na]
12.5%
HAB232 or
HAB332
HEA258 or HEA358
[na]
12.5%
HEA257 or HEA357
H2~D2
12.5%
ESG780
[na]
12.5%
FST207 or FST307
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Body
Gender and Nation
Gender in
European Thought
Imaging the Body
Islam, Law and
Women – Historical
and Contemporary
Perspectives
Language, Gender
and
Communication in
Education
Literature, Gender
and Education
Love, Family and
Sexuality:
East–West
Comparison
Medieval Writing
Ovid and Chaucer
Philosophy and the
Body
Philosophy of
Feminism
Power, Pleasure
and Perversion
Sociology of Law
Women in Greek
and Roman
Antiquity
HEA289 or HEA389
HTA205 or
HTA305
FST214 or FST314
HTA223 or
HTA323
[na]
H1~D1
12.5%
12.5%
H2
H2
12.5%
12.5%
H3/1~D3/1
12.5%
ESG778
H3/1~D3/1
12.5%
ESG779
H2
12.5%
HGA212 or
HGA312
[na]
H2
H2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
HEA213 or HEA313
HEA227 or HEA327
HPA271 or HPA371
H1~D1w
12.5%
HPA270 or HPA370
[na]
12.5%
HEA254 or HEA354
[na]
[na]
12.5%
12.5%
LAW616
HTC221 or HTC321
w=web-based
Groups 2A & 3A
Units offered outside the BA schedule as the Faculty may approve with a combined
weighting of not more than 75% at level 200/300.
Fine Arts study in the BA
BA students wishing to undertake study in Fine Arts may do so and still be within the
specifications of their degree course. Students must attend an interview, bringing their
portfolio with them.
A Fine Arts major for a BA student can comprise a major in Art and Cultural Theory or a
major which is largely based on studio units, but which must include a minimum of 25%
Art Theory units. The total units studied must not exceed 100% (25% at level 100 and 75%
over levels 200 and 300).
1. Sample major – Studio (Hbt)
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Sculpture 1
Sculpture 2A
Art Theory 1A
Sculpture 3A
Art Theory 1B
25%
25%
12.5%
25%
12.5%
Major total 100%
2. Sample major – Art & Cultural Theory (Hbt & Ltn)
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Theory 1
Theory 2
Elective (eg Drawing)
Theory 3
Elective (eg Drawing)
25%
25%
12.5%
25%
12.5%
Major total 100%
3. Sample major – Studio (Ltn)
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Intro to 2D Studies
Intro to 3D Studies
3D Studies electives
Intro to Cultural Practices
1
3D Studies electives
Intro to Cultural Practices
2
12.5%
12.5%
25%
12.5%
25%
12.5%
Major total 100%
Note: The following information is NOT included in the printed edition of the Course and
Unit Handbook
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Additional Information
The following information answers some frequently asked questions.
Note, however, details should be confirmed with the appropriate authority
Responsible faculty or school | Faculty of Arts
Campus(es) offered | Hobart | Launceston | North-West Centre
Mode of delivery | Full time | Part time | Distance Education
Course duration | 3 years minimum (6 semesters)
Majors and Specialisations | Hobart majors: Aboriginal studies, ancient civilisations,
ancient Greek, Asian studies, Chinese, English, French, geography and environmental
studies, German, history, Indonesian, Japanese, journalism and media studies, Latin,
natural environment and wilderness studies, philosophy, political science, psychology,
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R3A Bachelor of Arts as at 14th May, 2002
public policy, social ecology, sociology, women’s studies | Launceston majors: Aboriginal
studies, Asian studies, behavioural science, Chinese, English, geography, history,
Indonesian, natural environment and wilderness studies, philosophy, public policy, social
ecology, sociology, women’s studies
Costs (course fees only – annual) | HECS: YES
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