UNSW Handbook Plan - Environmental Studies

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Environmental Studies - ENVPCH4038


	Faculty: ARTSC - Faculty of Arts&Social Science
	School: School of Humanities
	Contact: humanities@unsw.edu.au
	Program: 4038 - Social Work/Social Science
	Award(s):
	Bachelor of Social Science (Honours)

Plan Outline

The Honours program in Environmental Studies requires the completion of 48 uoc (the equivalent of one year full-time study or two years part-time study). Combined Honours may be undertaken with another major stream or a minor stream.

The Honours program involves seminars and the completion of a research project or thesis. It consists of 18 uoc of coursework and 30 uoc of thesis/project. The 18 uoc of coursework includes two List A (Faculty) coursework (12 uoc) and one List B (Area of Study) course (6 uoc).

Plan Structure

List A Courses (12 uoc)

ARTS4100 A: Research Meth in Humanities (6 UOC)
ARTS4140 A: Key Concepts (6 UOC)
ARTS4141 A: What is Philosophy (6 UOC)
ARTS4160 A: Doing Qualitative Research (6 UOC)

List B Course (6 uoc)

ARTS4240 B: Science, Soc & Environment (6 UOC)

Honours Thesis (30 uoc)

Sample Program

Full-time Honours (1 year)

Semester 1

2 List A courses (12 UOC)

ARTS4240 B: Science, Soc & Environment (6 UOC)
ARTS4700 Enviro Honours (6 UOC)

Semester 2

ARTS4703 Enviro Honours (24 UOC)

Part-time Honours (2 years)

Year 1 Semester 1

2 List A courses (12 UOC)

Year 1 Semester 2

ARTS4701 Enviro Honours (12 UOC)

Year 2 Semester 1

ARTS4240 B: Science, Soc & Environment (6 UOC)
ARTS4700 Enviro Honours (6 UOC)

Year 2 Semester 2

ARTS4701 Enviro Honours (12 UOC)

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