Overview

For political, economic, environmental and cultural reasons, the countries of East and South–East Asia play an increasingly important role in contemporary global change. This three-year degree offers the opportunity to study the media, religions, histories, politics, economics, sociology and anthropology of the Asian region. It is possible to combine an … For more content click the Read More button below.

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Structure
24 credit points

Major24 credit points

Admission requirements

Entry requirements (onshore)
English language requirements

Learning outcomes

1.

Identify how Asia has shaped the global present and is shaping the world’s future.

2.

Apply a variety of theoretical or disciplinary approaches to demonstrate an understanding of past and present Asian cultures.

3.

Evaluate competing sources of knowledge, apply discipline-appropriate research methods and analyse complex issues to interpret diverse representations of Asia.

4.

Effectively communicate ideas in written and other forms, and make evidence-based, persuasive and sustained arguments.

5.

Design and manage projects of increasing sophistication, involving ethical inquiry, and working independently and with others.

6.

Acknowledge cross-cultural perspectives when considering complex issues in Australian and Asian contexts.

7.

Develop interpersonal and cross-cultural skills, ethical practices, knowledge, and analytical and research skills that are valued in government, trade, education, law, technology, industry, media, marketing and other professional contexts.