Arts and Social Sciences - ARTSB23955
Stream Summary
Faculty: ARTSC - Faculty of Arts&Social Science
School: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Contact: UNSW Arts and Social Sciences
Program: 3955 - Environmental Management/Arts
Award(s):
Bachelor of Arts (Minor)
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Stream Outline
THIS STREAM IS FOR STUDENTS COMMENCING FROM 2016.
This minor stream allows you to develop a 24 UOC sequence of study to meet your individual professional, disciplinary or interdisciplinary development. You must put forward a case for doing a UNSW Arts and Social Sciences minor stream that will enhance your BA program. The content of the minor stream must be approved by the BA Convenor and must provide a coherent program of study. Courses are drawn from the home majors/minors in the BA Program. For example, a student doing Film Studies may want to focus on ethics in Australian film so may select courses from Australian Studies and Philosophy.
This minor stream allows you to develop a 24 UOC sequence of study to meet your individual professional, disciplinary or interdisciplinary development. You must put forward a case for doing a UNSW Arts and Social Sciences minor stream that will enhance your BA program. The content of the minor stream must be approved by the BA Convenor and must provide a coherent program of study. Courses are drawn from the home majors/minors in the BA Program. For example, a student doing Film Studies may want to focus on ethics in Australian film so may select courses from Australian Studies and Philosophy.
Stream Learning Outcomes
You should achieve the following learning outcomes upon the successful completion of the stream:
- Identify disciplinary theories and practices, and integrate them with cross-disciplinary concerns and connections
- Recognise foundational aspects of society, culture and/or the arts from local, national and international perspectives
Stream Structure
Students considering a minor stream in UNSW Arts and Social Sciences should contact the UNSW Arts and Social Sciences Student Centre for further information.
