Psychology I Psychology IIA Psychology IIIA
This is the only accepted major in Psychology. After first year subjects addi- tional to the major may be chosen from Psychology IIB, Social Psychology and Psychopathology.
Science
Biology ( Students who have not passed Physics and Chemistry at School Leaving Standard will find the Biochemistry part of Biology very difficult. If they have passed well in Matriculation Biology they should be success
ful.
Others are advised to consider selecting another subject.)
Chemistry IA or IB
Engineering Study* (not to be taken in the first year of the course) Geology I
Physics IA or IB or I T
`MIXED' MAlins
The following combinations of subjects have been approved. No other com- binations are acceptable as majors without the special permission of Faculty.
Combinations of Groups З and 4 Majors
Pure Mathematics I Theory of Statistics I Logic History and Philosophy Theory of Statistics I Logic
of Science I
(Provided that Pure Mathematics I shall be taken before Theory of Statistics I.) History and Philosophy History and Philosophy Logic
of Science I of Science II
Subject of group 4(c) History and Philosophy Logic of Science
(Science course)
[Provided that two subjects of group 4 shall have been taken before History and Philosophy of Science (Science course).]
A candidate taking Pure Mathematics II as one of the additional subjects may take as a major:
Pure Mathematics I Theory of Statistics I Theory of Statistics II History and Philosophy Theory of Statistics I Theory of Statistics II
of Science I
GROUP 5 Area Studies
Biblical Literature and Biblical Literature and Biblical Literature and Antiquities I Antiquities II Antiquities III East Asian Studies I
Indian Studies I Indian Studies II Indian Studies III Middle Eastern Thought Middle Eastern Thought Middle Eastern Thought
and Culture I and Culture II and Culture III Classics
Classical Rome (does not form part of any major) English
English I English II English III{
Rhetoric (may not be taken in a major, but may be taken in addition to other English subjects)
Fine Arts `
Fine Arts A Fine Arts B or C Fine Arts C or B
Fine Arts IT**
Music
Music A Music B Music C
STUDY PROGRESS
The Faculty expects that students should be capable of at least a fifty per- cent success rate in studying for the B.A. degree. Students who do not achieve this will normally be recommended to the Professorial Board for suspension from the course. This applies to the following classes of students:
* Not available in 1966. If sufficient demand is expressed during 1966 the subject will be offered in 1967.
t In certain cases English III may be taken as the second part of a major.
•• Should not normally be taken by candidates who wish to proceed to Fine Arts B or C.
ЁлCULTY 0F ААТ3 НАNДвоОк Full-time Students
(a) Any student failing to gain at least one pass in the first year of his course;
(b) Any student who within two years of the commencement of his course.
fails to obtain passes in four grade 1 subjects;
(c) Any student who within four years of the commencement of his course fails to obtain passes in seven subjects.
Part-time Students
(a) Any student failing to pass three grade 1 subjects within three years of the commencement of his course;
(b) Any student failing to pass six subjects within six years of the commence- ment of his course.
Evidence to account for failure should be adequately documented.
In the event of suspension students are advised to consult the Sub-dean about suitable preparation for re-admission.
COMBØ COURSE Fil' THE DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF ARTS AND BACHELOR
of
LAwA student who is admitted to a combined course for the degrees of B.A.
(Ordinary) and LL.B. will receive credit in the B.A. course for British History (Law) and three other subjects in respect of the LL.B. degree. Credit for British History (Law) will become effective on passing that subject but the remaining credit will not become effective before the completion of the Third Year of the LL.B. course.
The credit will be in Group 2 of the Aris course. A minimum of six Arts subjects must be completed and the degree designed to cover at least three of the five Groups. The six subjects are to be arranged to include at least one Arts major and one sequence of two parts of a major (formerly a sub-major).
The course should normally be taken in the following order:
First Year Criminal Law I.L.M.
First part of major in Arts First part of sequence in Arts Third Year
Third part of major Tort
Contract Property Legal History
Second Year
British History (Law) Second part of major Second part of sequence Remaining subject of Arts course Fourth Year
Third Year Law Fifth Year Fourth Year Law
A Bachelor of Laws who wishes to complete a B.A. (Ordinary) degree will receive similar credit.
Special- courses, usually of six years' duration, have been approved for students combining the В.А. (Honours) degree with LL.B.
Enquiries should be made from the Sub-dean.
COMBINED COURSE FOR THE DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF ØTS AND BACHELOR
of
CoMMEECEA student may receive credit in the B.A. course for not more than four subjects of the B.Comm. course. The remaining subjects must include not less than three Grade 2 or Grade 3 subjects and be chosen so that the course complies with the requirements for the Degree of Bachelor. of Arts except that where in the opinion of Faculty hardship is involved Faculty may grant dispensation in respect of one group from the requirement of a pass in a subject from each of four groups.
Bachelors of Commerce who seek to complete a B.A. will receive similar credit.
COMBINED COURSE FOR THE DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF ARTS AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
A student may receive credit in the B.A. course for up to four subjects of the B.Sc. course. The remaining subjects must include not less than three Grade 2 or Grade 3 subjects and be chosen so that the course complies with the require- ments for the B.A. degree. Credit will not normally be granted at Grade 3 level.
If in the opinion of Faculty hardship is involved it may grant dispensation in respect of one group from the requirement of a pass in a subject of each of four groups. Bachelors of Science who wish to complete a В.А. will receive similar credit.
COMBINED COURSE FOR THE DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF ARТЅ AND BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
(As FOR В.А. AND B.Sc. ABovE)
COMBØ CouRsE FOR THE DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF ÅRTs AND M.B., B.S.
Students wishing to combine M.B., B.S. with В.А. or wishing to complete B.A.
after graduating M.B., B.S. may receive credit in the B.A. course for up to four subjects of the M.B. B.S. course. The remaining subjects must include not less than three Grade 2 or Grade 3 subjects and be chosen so that the course complies with the requirements for the B.A. degree. If in the opinion of Faculty hardship is involved it may grant dispensation in respect of one group from the requirement of a pass in a subject in each of four groups.
COURSE FOR BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE AFTER BACHELOR of ABCHITEUWBE (HONs.)
A candidate who has completed the degree of B.Arch. (hons) and wishes to complete the В.А. degree may receive credit in the B.A. course for up to four subjects of the BArch. course and in addition may receive credit for not more than three subjects of the Arts course taken with the approval of both Faculties. concerned during the course of study for the BArch. degree. The credit for Architecture will be deemed to meet the requirement of a Group 5 subject. The combined course shall extend over not less than six years and the additional sub- jects must include at least one of Grade 2 or Grade 3 level and must be chosen so that they comply with the requirements of the B.A. degree. If in the opinion of Faculty hardship is involved it may grant dispensation in respect of one group from the requirement of a pass in a subject of each of four groups.
COURSE FOR BACHELOR OF АRTS' DEGREE AFTER DIPLOMA OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION .
A candidate who has completed Dip. Phys. Ed. and wishes to complete the B.A. degree may receive credit for up' to two subjects in the B.A. course for the work of the Dip. Phys. Ed. The remaining subjects must include two majors and be chosen so that the course complies with the requirements of the B.A. degree.
The credits granted will be deemed to meet the requirement of a subject from Group 4.
COMBINED COURSE FOR BAcHELOR
of
ARTS,'
DIPLOMA OF SOCIAL STUDIES
The following combined courses in Arts and Social Studies have been approved:
For students who take Social Studies, Course A Two majors to be chosen from the following:
(1) Psychology, I, Psychology IIA, Psychology IIIA or Social Psychology or Psychopathology
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FACULTY OF ARТS HANDBOOK (2) Social Organization A, Social History,
Australian History or Social Organization В.
(3) Any approved major of the Arts course.
One approved sequence of two subjects to be chosen from the following:
(1) Psychology I, Psychology IIA.
(2) Social Organization A, Social History.
(3) Any two consecutive parts of an approved major.
Note: Social Organization A and Social History, and at least two parts of Psychology, must be included in the course to meet the requirements of the Dip- loma of Social Studies.
Two Remaining subjects which shall be Social Biology and either one other Arts subject or Social Organization B, provided that at least one subject is taken from at least four groups of the Arts course, and that the course also complies with the requirements of the Diploma in Social Studies.
The combined course is to be taken as follows:
First Year Psychology I Social Biology
Two approved Grade I subjects
Third Year Social Work II Social History
3rd Psychology Subject or An approved Grade 3 subject
For students who take Social Studies, Course В First major: Psychology I, IIA, IIIA
Second major: Economics A, Economic History A, Economics B
Remaining subjects: Social Biology, Social Psychology, and two subjects chosen from two of Groups 1, 3 and 5.
COMBINED CouRSE FOR BACHELOR OF ÅRIS ( DEGREE WrrH HONOURS), DIPLOMA OF SOCIAL STUDIES
Combined courses for the degree with honours in the schools of History, Philosophy, Psychology and Germanic Studies and the diploma of Social Studies have been approved. Details are included in the Social Studies handbook.