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Creative Writing develops practical skills in creative writing in various genres, in editing and in understanding the professional contexts in which written communication plays a central role.
Japanese Studies provides language skills to prepare you for professional intercultural communications; an awareness of culture, history and society; and the skills to use a variety of technological media in Japanese.
Criminology is a program about crime, its causes and social construction, the history and operation of crime control institutions and the outcomes of criminal justice policies.
Korean Studies develops your communication skills in the Korean language and a knowledge and understanding about Korea.
Dance Studies enhances your appreciation and understanding of dance as both an art form and a social practice. LAST INTAKE SEMESTER 1, 2015. Development Studies examines issues that concern the developing world and the theories, policies and practical measures that address them. Economics Studies is the interplay between the economic environment in which business decisions are made and the strategic interactions among economic agents. This study area is offered through the UNSW Business School. English explores the importance of literature and literary culture to the history of ideas, cultural identities, ethical formation of individuals and communities, cultural politics, artistic movements and public life. Environmental Humanities explores the values and worldviews that determine human choice in environmental policy and management. European Studies focuses on the political, economic, ideological and cultural forces that have shaped modern Europe, and the impact of European developments on Australia and the rest of the world. Film Studies investigates film from critical, theoretical and historical perspectives, covering key cultural and institutional forces in the industry, and explores the impact of technological, economic and aesthetic factors. French Studies focuses on French communication skills and the structure and function of languages. Studies include French literature, cultures, communities and societies where the language is used. Geography studies the natural and human-dominated environments, and finds practical application in the conservation and planned development of resources. German Studies places special emphasis on integrating the study of social, historical and cultural developments in German society with the teaching of practical language skills and German literature. Hispanic Studies focuses on an informed understanding of the Spanish-speaking world through the study of Spanish language, literature, civilisation and history. History studies humanity in all its dimensions. It explores the diversity of human experience, the richness of difference in ideas, culture and institutions. Human Resource Management studies policies and processes for managing people in the modern workplace, including staff planning, recruitment, equity, motivation and performance management. This study area is offered through the UNSW Business School. Indonesian Studies* explores the linguistic and cultural heritage of Indonesia, combining practical language skills with the study of Indonesian history, society, culture and customs. International Business deals with the development, strategy and management of multinational enterprises, including globalisation, cross-cultural management, strategy and business in the Asia Pacific region. This study area is offered through the UNSW Business School. International Relations studies politics at the international, cross-national, transnational, regional and global level.
Linguistics studies human language and provides a basis for the teaching and learning of foreign languages; translating and interpreting; cross-cultural communication; treating language disorders; language and literacy curricula in schools. Media, Culture and Technology provides a progressive understanding of the social, cultural and impacts of media and communications technologies. See also Bachelor of Media on page 58. Music provides intensive study of the traditional disciplinary focus of music, particularly theoretical and applied musicianship, analysis and composition, orchestration and electronic music. See also Bachelor of Music on page 60. Philosophy involves the study of theories which strongly influence patterns of thought, ethical views and social and political attitudes, and provides a deeper understanding of contemporary issues. Politics examines political action, ideas, institutions and actors, from local to global. It deals with governments, policy development, political systems, cultures and societies. Psychology focuses on the scientific and systematic study of the human mind and behaviour in a wide variety of areas. See also Bachelor of Psychology on page 63. Sociology and Anthropology explores human relationships and the multiplicity of interactive cooperation, conflict and communication that constitutes any society. Theatre and Performance Studies examines how the theatrical and performing arts reflect and shape our sense of who we are, studying performance culture history and engaging in contemporary practice. Women’s and Gender Studies* examines how gender has intersected with racism, heteronormativity and other discriminatory categories of difference to sustain unequal social relations. *Offered as a Minor only. Indonesian Studies, Greek Studies and Italian Studies can also be studied as a minors through a cross institutional study agreement with the University of Sydney.
Career opportunities As a graduate, you can pursue a career in areas such as government, public services (for example Department of Foreign Affairs, Social Security, Education, Housing, Corrective Services and Aboriginal Affairs), business, banking, finance, NGOs, media, journalism, marketing, communications, performing arts, management, research, and teaching at secondary and tertiary levels. Dual award degree programs Bachelor of Art Theory/Bachelor of Arts - page 38 Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education (Secondary) - page 45 Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws - page 56 Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Arts - page 42 Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Arts - page 45 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) /Bachelor of Arts - page 53 Bachelor of Environmental Management /Bachelor of Arts - page 54 Bachelor of Fine Arts/Bachelor of Arts - page 38 Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Arts - page 61 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts - page 64 Bachelor of Science (Advanced)/Bachelor of Arts page 66
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Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics) page 66 Bachelor of Arts - page 38 Bachelor of Arts and Business Program code 3437 Faculty Arts and Social Sciences Minimum years 3 years Units of credit (per year/total) 48/144 Semester 2 entry Yes Estimated first year tuition AUD$27,600 (Courses taken from other faculties will be charged at the appropriate unit of credit rate) Estimated fee to complete AUD$90,840 Assumed knowledge None Online Handbook www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/ undergraduate/programs/current/3437.html Website www.arts.unsw.edu.au The Bachelor of Arts and Business provides you with the opportunity to follow your passions in the arts, and also develop skills in business and management. There are mentoring and career development programs that encourage you to explore subject options that will maximise your potential. Program structure Develop foundations in business through the following core courses: • Accounting and Financial Management 1A • Microeconomics 1 • Marketing Fundamentals • Managing Organisations and People You then have the opportunity to gain additional business insight through marketing, business law and management elective courses. You also complete an arts major (nine courses) and a minor (six courses) as well as one arts elective. MAJORS AND MINORS • Asian Studies • Americas Studies* • Art History and Theory* • Australian Studies* • Chinese Studies • Creative Writing • Criminology • Dance Studies • Development Studies • English • Environmental Humanities • European Studies • Film Studies • French Studies • Geography* • German Studies • Greek Studies* • Hispanic Studies • History • Indigenous Studies • Indonesian Studies* • International Relations • Italian Studies* Note: Estimated first year tuition is based on 2014 tuition fees. Total program costs are indicative only. Indicative fees have been calculated on a percentage increase for every year of the program. Fee increases are assessed annually and may exceed the indicative figures listed above. Estimated fee to complete includes tuition and an estimate of study-related costs of AUD$1,000 per year. Living expenses are not included in estimated fee to complete
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