Overview
As the world’s fourth most populous nation and a close neighbouring country, Indonesia is vitally important to Australia. By studying Indonesian language, students gain a range of communication skills and an understanding of Indonesian history, culture and society. Exciting opportunities for international placements enrich this learning and enhance employability.
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Indonesian minor sequence for those entering at beginners' level
Complete 3 units from:
Introduction to the Indonesian Language
Formal and Informal Indonesian
Contextualising Indonesian Language
Plus 1 unit selected from:
Popular Culture and Society in Languages
Doing Business in Asia
Indonesian minor sequence for those entering at post-level 12 level
Complete 2 units from:
Formal and Informal Indonesian
Contextualising Indonesian Language
Plus 2 credit points from either:
Sociolinguistic Contexts of Formal Indonesian Language (2 credit points)
Or
Popular Culture and Society in Languages
Doing Business in Asia