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Indonesian Studies
 Indonesian Studies

Description

Indonesian Studies enables students to explore the fascinating linguistic and cultural heritage of one of Australia's closest neighbours, and equip them 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, students 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. Students 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.

The courses are available both for students with no prior knowledge of the language (Beginners level entry) and for those with HSC Indonesian/Malay (Intermediate or Advanced level entry). There are also courses available for native speakers (Professional level entry).

Studying Indonesian Studies at UNSW

Indonesian Studies is offered as an undergraduate major in many degree programs in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and degree programs in other faculties, such as the Australian School of Business and the Faculty of Science. Please refer to the table below.



Indonesian Studies can be studied as 

Specialisation At the Level of Plan
Indonesian Studies Major
Double Major
Honours
INDOA13525
INDOAD3525
INDOAH3525
   

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