Indonesian Studies - INDOC23955
Stream Summary
Faculty: ARTSC - Faculty of Arts&Social Science
School: School of Humanities and Languages
Contact: hal@unsw.edu.au
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.
Indonesian Studies enables you to explore the fascinating linguistic and cultural heritage of one of Australia's closest neighbours, and equip you with appropriate knowledge and skills for communicating in standard Indonesian/Malay as well as for critical reading of sources in the language. Through language study, you are expected to develop an understanding of Indonesia and the Malay world.
At UNSW, Indonesian Studies combine the teaching of practical language skills with the study of history, society, culture and customs. You will gain knowledge and skills relevant to a wide range of career paths, from business, trade and commerce to diplomacy, tourism, interpreting and translating, and the media.
Placement Information
Placement into junior level (INMS1xxx) or senior level (INMS2xxx) courses at the University of Sydney depends on your prior knowledge of the language. Please consult the University of Sydney Handbook under the Subject Areas tab for more information.
If you are admitted in your first year of study to INMS2601 or higher on the grounds of ability and/or previous study, such courses will be counted as Level 1 courses in terms of degree requirements.
Cross-Institutional Arrangement with University of Sydney
If you undertake Indonesian Studies as a minor, you may complete some components of your study through cross-institutional study at the University of Sydney. Once you successfully complete Indonesian courses cross-institutionally, you will have your results reported as transfer credits at UNSW, that is, specific grades will not appear on your UNSW transcript.
If you are a Commonwealth-supported student (domestic undergraduate student) in a UNSW program you will pay the student contribution amounts at the University of Sydney for each course. If you are an international student you will pay the corresponding tuition fees.
You will be required to pay the Student Services and Amenities Fees (SSAF) at the University of Sydney. You may seek a refund for the corresponding UNSW fees if you are concurrently enrolled at UNSW.
You are responsible for all travel and any ancillary or incidental costs or expenses.
If you undertake cross-institutional study at the University of Sydney, you are responsible for ensuring that all the requirements for your application are completed and submitted by the deadlines advertised.
The cross-institutional arrangement with the University of Sydney is subject to annual review by both Universities. It may be discontinued or varied at any time at the Universities’ sole discretion. If the arrangement is discontinued, UNSW will put in place alternative arrangements so that students can finish their study.
Please note, if you are considering cross-institutional study, you should contact the UNSW Arts and Social Sciences Student Centre.
Indonesian Studies enables you to explore the fascinating linguistic and cultural heritage of one of Australia's closest neighbours, and equip you with appropriate knowledge and skills for communicating in standard Indonesian/Malay as well as for critical reading of sources in the language. Through language study, you are expected to develop an understanding of Indonesia and the Malay world.
At UNSW, Indonesian Studies combine the teaching of practical language skills with the study of history, society, culture and customs. You will gain knowledge and skills relevant to a wide range of career paths, from business, trade and commerce to diplomacy, tourism, interpreting and translating, and the media.
Placement Information
Placement into junior level (INMS1xxx) or senior level (INMS2xxx) courses at the University of Sydney depends on your prior knowledge of the language. Please consult the University of Sydney Handbook under the Subject Areas tab for more information.
If you are admitted in your first year of study to INMS2601 or higher on the grounds of ability and/or previous study, such courses will be counted as Level 1 courses in terms of degree requirements.
Cross-Institutional Arrangement with University of Sydney
If you undertake Indonesian Studies as a minor, you may complete some components of your study through cross-institutional study at the University of Sydney. Once you successfully complete Indonesian courses cross-institutionally, you will have your results reported as transfer credits at UNSW, that is, specific grades will not appear on your UNSW transcript.
If you are a Commonwealth-supported student (domestic undergraduate student) in a UNSW program you will pay the student contribution amounts at the University of Sydney for each course. If you are an international student you will pay the corresponding tuition fees.
You will be required to pay the Student Services and Amenities Fees (SSAF) at the University of Sydney. You may seek a refund for the corresponding UNSW fees if you are concurrently enrolled at UNSW.
You are responsible for all travel and any ancillary or incidental costs or expenses.
If you undertake cross-institutional study at the University of Sydney, you are responsible for ensuring that all the requirements for your application are completed and submitted by the deadlines advertised.
The cross-institutional arrangement with the University of Sydney is subject to annual review by both Universities. It may be discontinued or varied at any time at the Universities’ sole discretion. If the arrangement is discontinued, UNSW will put in place alternative arrangements so that students can finish their study.
Please note, if you are considering cross-institutional study, you should contact the UNSW Arts and Social Sciences Student Centre.
Stream Learning Outcomes
You should achieve the following learning outcomes upon the successful completion of the stream:
- Use the Indonesian language with a level of fluency and understanding equivalent to a basic user as articulated in the Common European Framework
- Recognise foundational aspects of Indonesian society, culture and/or the arts
- Recognise linguistic and cultural diversity
Stream Structure
If you wish to gain a minor stream in Indonesian Studies, you must complete 24 units of credit in approved courses.
Note: If you have achieved a higher level of study in a language course, you are not permitted to study a lower level language course.
Introductory and Intermediate Indonesian language courses are studied cross-institutionally at the University of Sydney.
You must apply online at the University of Sydney website for Cross-Institutional Study at:
http://sydney.edu.au/courses/courses/uc/arts-undergraduate-cross-institutional.html
Note: If you have achieved a higher level of study in a language course, you are not permitted to study a lower level language course.
Introductory and Intermediate Indonesian language courses are studied cross-institutionally at the University of Sydney.
You must apply online at the University of Sydney website for Cross-Institutional Study at:
http://sydney.edu.au/courses/courses/uc/arts-undergraduate-cross-institutional.html
Introductory Level
Level 1
You must complete the following Level 1 core courses:
Level 2 and 3
You must complete 12 UOC from any of the following courses at the University of New South Wales or University of Sydney:
UNSW:
- ARTS2212 Southeast Asia (6 UOC)
- ARTS2815 The Indo-Pacific (6 UOC)
USYD:
- INMS2601 Indonesian 2A
- INMS2602 Indonesian 2B
- INMS3607 Indonesia: The Challenges of Development
- INMS3608 Indonesia in Search of Modernity
- INMS3609 Indonesia’s Slow Road to Democracy
- INMS3610 Dealing with Indonesia’s Diversity
- INMS3611 Autonomy and Human Rights in Indonesia
- INMS3612 Enculturating the Indonesian Nation
Intermediate Level
Level 1
You must complete the following Level 1 core courses:
Level 2 and 3
You must complete 12 UOC from any of the following courses at the University of New South Wales or University of Sydney:
UNSW:
- ARTS2212 Southeast Asia (6 UOC)
- ARTS2815 The Indo-Pacific (6 UOC)
USYD:
- INMS3601 Indonesian 3A
- INMS3602 Indonesian 3B
- INMS3607 Indonesia: The Challenges of Development
- INMS3608 Indonesia in Search of Modernity
- INMS3609 Indonesia’s Slow Road to Democracy
- INMS3610 Dealing with Indonesia’s Diversity
- INMS3611 Autonomy and Human Rights in Indonesia
- INMS3612 Enculturating the Indonesian Nation
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