2009 Undergraduate Courses
2009 Postgraduate Courses
European Studies
Europe is the focus for this interdisciplinary major, combining the chance to study a European language and subjects drawn from different disciplines. The major brings together expertise in various disciplines and by drawing together a combined knowledge of a specific geo-political and economic area, it gives students the ability to understand and interpret a region of great significance to Australia.
Major Study
A major in European Studies will consist of a minimum of 52 credit points. It includes EURO 320: Contemporary Identities in Europe, two consecutive units of a European language and 32 credit points from one of the two specialisations listed below, Europe in the World or Contemporary European Cultures and Thought. Students must include 24 credit points at 300-level.
Minor Study
A minor in European Studies will consist of two sequential language subjects and two subjects from those offered for the major. Students may not cross-count any subjects from the minor in any other minor or major study.
Honours
See Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
Study Program
Core | |||
Contemporary Identities in Europe |
8 |
Autumn | |
Two sequential subjects from: | |||
French IA Language |
6 |
Autumn | |
French IB Language or |
6 |
Spring | |
French IIA Language |
8 |
Autumn | |
French IIB Language |
8 |
Spring | |
or | |||
Italian IA Language |
6 |
Autumn | |
Italian IB Language or |
6 |
Spring | |
Italian IIA Language |
8 |
Autumn | |
Italian IIB Language |
8 |
Spring | |
or | |||
Spanish for Beginners 1 |
6 |
Autumn | |
Spanish for Beginners 2 or |
6 |
Spring | |
Spanish Intermediate 1 |
8 |
Autumn | |
Spanish Intermediate 2 |
8 |
Spring | |
Europe in the World | |||
The Cold War and After |
6 |
Autumn | |
The Scientific Revolution |
6 |
Spring | |
Page to Stage: Modes of Performance |
8 |
N/O 2009 | |
Dreams and Visions in Literature and Film |
8 |
Autumn | |
National Stories |
8 |
Spring | |
Russia in War and Revolution |
8 |
N/O 2009 | |
Greek Philosophy |
8 |
Summer | |
Political Philosophy |
8 |
Spring | |
Technology in World History: From Prehistoric Times to the Present |
8 |
Spring | |
Changing Images of Nature from the Renaissance to the Present |
8 |
Spring | |
Sex, Power and Chivalry: Medieval to Modern Literature |
8 |
N/O 2009 | |
Twentieth Century Dictatorships |
8 |
Spring | |
Literature and Society in Renaissance Europe |
8 |
Autumn | |
Power and the Modern State |
8 |
Spring | |
Race and Ethnic Studies |
8 |
N/O 2009 | |
Contemporary European Cultures and Thought | |||
France and the French |
6 |
Autumn | |
Italy and the Italians |
6 |
N/O 2009 | |
The Hispanic World |
6 |
Spring | |
Romantic Literature |
8 |
Autumn | |
Modernism |
8 |
Spring | |
The European Union: Post-War Integration 1945 to the Present |
8 |
N/O 2009 | |
France in the Twentieth Century |
8 |
Spring | |
Contemporary European Philosophy |
8 |
Autumn | |
Contemporary Issues in Society |
8 |
Spring | |
Critical Theory: Development and Debates |
8 |
Autumn | |
Europe in World History |
8 |
N/O 2009 | |
Political Economy in the New Millennium |
8 |
N/O 2009 | |
Future Tense: Governing Technoscience |
8 |
Spring | |
Additional electives subject to approval of convenor of the major | |||
Advanced Studies in Language/Culture A |
8 |
Autumn/Spring | |
Advanced Studies in Language/Culture B |
8 |
Autumn/Spring | |
Advanced Studies in Language/Culture C |
8 |
Autumn/Spring | |