Bachelor of Arts
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Details of major sequences
Australian Studies
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Cloud (Online)
Warrnambool offering available to continuing students only
Overview
Australian Studies is a cross-disciplinary examination of Australia in its local and global contexts. In this study area students engage with Australia’s history and geography, along with the politics, culture and society that makes us who we are. Australian Studies develops in-depth knowledge of Australia, including its colonisation, land uses, migration patterns, popular culture, engagements with Asia, as well as its Indigenous pasts and present. Students also develop critical skills in communication, research and in analytical, critical and abstract thinking.
Career outcomes
Career opportunities exist in the education sector, government agencies, cultural institutions, media organisations, the public service and the marketing and tourism industries.
Units
AIA105 | Unit description is currently unavailable (Major study core) |
AIA106 | Unit description is currently unavailable (Major study core) |
AIA200 | Unit description is currently unavailable (Major study core) |
AIH238 | Unit description is currently unavailable |
AIH288 | Unit description is currently unavailable |
AIP230 | Unit description is currently unavailable |
AIP209 | Unit description is currently unavailable |
AIA300 | Unit description is currently unavailable (Major study core) |
AIA301 | Unit description is currently unavailable |
AIH326 | Unit description is currently unavailable |
AIH337 Race, Science and Religion in Australia 1860s to 1920s (No longer available for enrolment)
Major study - students must complete 4 core units AIA105, AIA106, AIA200 and AIA300.
Note: Warrnambool enrolled students are able to complete this major sequence via campus mode by selecting the following elective units AIH238, AIP230, AIP247 and AIH326, in addition to the core units.
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