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Women's Studies
(Note: there will be no intake into this course in 2000)
MASTER OF ARTS in Women's Studies
The Master of Arts in Women's Studies is both interdisciplinary
and multidisciplinary. The structure of the degree is built
on the disciplinary base of the students' undergraduate degrees.
All students are expected to complete work for this award
in more than one discipline. The common core provides an introduction
to the concepts and debates that constitute Women's Studies
as an academic field.
Following a successful completion of the MA (Women's Studies),
students with appropriate academic backgrounds may be accepted
as candidates for research degrees in one of the Programs
of the Faculty of Arts which offer subjects in this degree.
Pass degree entry
Pass graduates or equivalent may undertake a 48 credit point
Master of Arts course, (which in normal circumstances will
include the two prescribed subjects).
(Students shall undertake any additional work required by
Programs or Faculties as a prerequisite for subjects included
in the Schedule of Graduate Subjects.
Students shall not include in their program subjects substantially
similar to those already completed as part of their previous
undergraduate or graduate studies.
Students shall discuss their proposed program with the Co-ordinator
of the Master of Arts (Women's Studies) prior to enrolment.
The Master of Arts (Women's Studies) shall be available as
a part-time and a full-time program. Full-time students are
expected to complete the degree in two academic sessions,
part-time students in not less than three and not more than
six academic sessions.
Core:
Students choose at least 32 credit points from the subjects listed below.
| CCS+951 |
Regulating Culture: Policy, Language & Control |
8 |
| EDGA923 |
Sport, Culture and Education |
8 |
| EDGW901 |
Gender and Citizenship |
8 |
| ENGL910 |
Twentieth Century Women Writers |
8 |
| ENGL929 |
Signs of the Times: Victorian Literature and Culture |
8 |
| ENGL933 |
Early Women Writers |
8 |
| HIST913 |
The Making of the Modern Australian Woman |
12 |
| PHIL965 |
Bioethics |
8 |
| PHIL990 |
Contemporary Political Philosophy |
8 |
| SOC+906 |
Sexuality, Health Issues and Social Policy |
8 |
| SOC+942 |
Advanced Race and Ethnic Studies |
8 |
| SOC+949 |
Social Regulation: Policies and Issues |
8 |
| SOC+959 |
Advanced Sociology of Gender Relations |
8 |
| STS+910 |
Gender and Body Politics |
8 |
| STS+934 |
Genetics and Technological Innovation |
12 |
| STS+936 |
Critical Studies in Medicine and Health Care |
12 |
| WMST903 |
Advanced Topics in Women's Studies |
8 |
Please note: Not all subjects will be available each year. Please refer
to the relevant Program and the Co-ordinator of Women's Studies before enrolling.
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