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Bachelor of Arts
Degree requirements for Bachelor of Arts in the Faculty of Arts
(Course Code 702) and related degrees.
General
The following requirements apply to the Bachelor of Arts offered
by the Faculty of Arts. They have been extracted from the University
Course Rules. They also apply to the Bachelor of Arts (Dean's Scholars
Advanced Degree) and the Bachelor of Arts (Community and Environment
except where differences are noted.
Students enrolled through the Faculty of Health and Behavioural
Sciences in the Bachelor of Arts (Course code 708) should refer
to the degree rules under that Faculty and should consult an adviser
from that Faculty.
Bachelor of Arts (Dean's Scholars Advanced Degree)
- Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts (Dean's Scholars Advanced
Degree) Course Code 702A must take majors taught by the Faculty
of Arts (including Aboriginal Studies) and must maintain a Distinction
average to remain enrolled in the course. If the student's average
falls below Distinction level for more than one session, the student
will be transferred into the Bachelor of Arts (702).
- The Dean's Scholars Advanced Degree is not available as a double
degree program.
Bachelor of Arts (Community and Environment)
- The Bachelor of Arts (Community and Environment) is only available
at the Batemans Bay, Bega, Moss Vale and Shoalhaven campuses.
All students enrolled in this degree must take the Community and
Environment major.
Degree regulations
- To qualify for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Arts a
candidate shall accrue an aggregate of at least 144 credit points
by satisfactory completion of subjects listed in:
- the Course Structures of the Bachelor of Arts offered by
the Faculty of Arts (course code 702, 702A, 702BB, 702BE,
702SH or 702MV)
and
- the General Schedule
- The 144 credit points shall include:
- for course code 702, 702A, 702BB, 702BE, 702SH or 702MV,
the subjects prescribed for one of the majors or joint majors
listed in the Course Structures for that degree and offered
by member units of the Faculty of Arts;
- not more than 60 credit points in 100-level subjects (single
degree).
- for course codes 702, 702A, 702BB, 702BE, 702SH or 702MV,
at least 12 credit points in subjects taught by member units
of the Faculty of Arts, undertaken in the first two semesters
of study.
- Arts Double degree programs:
- In the case of Arts double degrees (course codes 703, 704,
720, 747A, 771), the major study required for the Arts component
of the double degree shall be selected from those majors approved
for inclusion in the Course Structures of the Bachelor of
Arts (702 or 708 for Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences
students).
- Students majoring in Psychology in Arts double degree programs
complete the subjects prescribed for the Psychology major
in the course structures of either the Faculty of Arts or
the Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences.
- Students enrolled in Arts double degree programs must complete
at least 36 credit points in subjects taught by member units
of the Faculty of Arts.
Exception: Students enrolled in Arts double degree
programs and undertaking a major from the course structures
of the Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences will be
exempted from rule (b)iii. This exception applies primarily
to Psychology students.
The degree requires one major study to be completed; however, a
student may undertake two major studies within the normal requirements
of the degree. Major studies completed are noted on the student's
testamur, awarded at Graduation.
A candidate who has registered for two major studies for which
there are common subjects may count one subject in common towards
these major studies, and may count the credit points for that subject,
which may be at any level, once only in the credit point total required
for the course.
An Honours Bachelor of Arts degree requires additional study (one
year full-time, or two years part-time) and may be undertaken by
students who meet the requirements for enrolment in Honours.
MAJOR STUDY AREAS FROM THE FACULTY OF ARTS
Note: Change in degree rules for the Bachelor of Arts:
As from 2003, commencing students in the Bachelor of Arts enrolled
in a single degree in the Faculty of Arts must take one of these
majors. (See course requirements above).
* Available at the Shoalhaven and Moss Vale Campuses and Bega and
Batemans Bay Education access centres only.
Independent Subjects
- Arts Internship
- Linguistics
- Spanish
Major Study areas offered by other Faculties
- In the Bachelor of Arts, Course code 702 (single degree) as
from 2003, these may be taken as second majors only. BA students
wishing to take one of these majors must combine it with a major
from the Faculty of Arts.
- In the Bachelor of Arts (single degree) as from 2003, these
may be taken as second majors only. BA students wishing to take
one of these majors must combine it with a major from the Faculty
of Arts.
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