Postgraduate Diploma in Arts (Art Curatorship and Museum Management) 956ÁC Postgraduate Diploma in Arts (Art History and Film Studies - Type A) 698AÁ Postgraduate Diploma in Arts (Art History and Film Studies - Type В) 708AÁ.
GENERAL ENQUIRIES
IMPORTANT DATES FOR 1997
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STAFF DIRECTORY
Deferral is not available and applicants who are unable to start their studies in the semester for which they have been offered a place must reapply for entry in the following semester. Deferral is not available and applicants who cannot begin their studies in the semester for which they have been offered a place must reapply for entry.
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See the appropriate course entry in this guide for details of options available within each discipline area.). Address all questions about these and other scholarships to the School of Graduate Studies, 1888 Building, (Ph.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA COURSES
Course details: Details of available courses can be obtained from the department, or can be found in the University of Melbourne Undergraduate Handbook 1997. Course details: Details can be found in the University of Melbourne Undergraduate Handbook 1997 or can be obtained from the relevant department.
Beginning Indonesian B (Second) Intermediate Indonesian A (First) Intermediate Indonesian B (.Second) Advanced Indonesian I A (First) Advanced Indonesian I B (Second) Advanced Indonesian 2A (First) Advanced Indonesian 2B (Second) Japanese IA (First).
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (CHINESE)
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (CLASSICAL STUDIES)
The course can be completed by one of the three options as indicated below. Details of subjects: Details of the subjects listed above can be found in The University of Melbourne Undergraduate Handbook 1997 or can be obtained from the department.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (HISTORY)
150-355 Special Study Research Project [Hebrew] (first or second) Subject details: Details can be found in The University of Melbourne Undergraduate Handbook 1997 or can be obtained from the department.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (INDONESIAN)
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS
HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE)
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (ITALIAN STUDIES)
Candidates take a series of six one-semester courses (16.7 points each), approved in writing by the course coordinator. TØ subjects can be taken in the Italian section or in another department with the approval of the course coordinator.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (RUSSIAN)
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (RUSSIAN STUDIES)
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (WOMEN'S STUDIES)
Call back CALL: technology at the service of foreign language learning based on creativity, contingency and purposeful activity. Call back CALL: Technology at the service of foreign language learning based on creativity, contingency and purpose.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ENØONMENTAL STUDIES
Callback CALL: Technology in the service of foreign language integration is based on creativity, contingency and goal-oriented activity. A course offered at the University but not listed above may be taken as an elective if approved by the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies.
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA COURSES
150-415 Directed Study in Arabic/Islamic Studies (First or Second) Details of subjects: Details can be found in The University of Melbourne Undergraduate Handbook 1997 Details of subjects: Details of the available fourth year subjects can be obtained from the department , or can be found in The University of Melbourne Undergraduate Handbook 1997.
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (AUSTRALIAN STUDIES)
The following two Australian Studies subjects (16.7 points each)
Objectives: Provide an additional component to the regular language teaching and extra training in reading skills for postgraduate research, including resource skills in the use of dictionaries, reference works, bibliographies and electronic databases. The level of study, content and assessment of the subject will be determined by the coordinator after placement testing. The reading course will provide students with extra training in the reading skills required for postgraduate research, and resource skills in the use of a range of Western and Donetsk language dictionaries, reference works, bibliographies and electronic databases.
Two single semester subjects with Australian content selected from the third or fourth year offerings from other departments (16.7 points each)
The first part is a teaching program in communicative language use; the second is a reading course and series of seminars on the use of Indonesian language materials for research purposes.
Compulsory research component (33 points)
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (CHINESE)
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (CLASSICAL STUDIES)
104-400 Classics and Archeology Honors Thesis (Double) 104-421 Classics and Archeology Honors Thesis (Mid-year entry). Double-Second semester, then first semester). 104-441 Honors Seminar in Archeology 1 (First) 104-442 l Ionours Seminar in Archeology 2 (Second) 104-443 ioiiourse Seminar in Classics and Archeology 1 (First) 104-444 Honors Seminar in Classics 2 and Archeology to two subjects which selected from the following list, may be taken instead of subjects listed under 2, provided that at least one language subject is still taken, as approved by the Course Coordinator. 104-342 The Art and Archeology of the Roman Empire (First) 104-344 Corinth: A Case Study in Greek History and Archaeology.
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (CRIMINOLOGY)
Overview: The subject involves a study of selected aspects of the law relating to the structure of the criminal justice system, its processes and methodology. Overview: The aim of the subject is to give students a systematic overview of the most important perspectives within criminology, and to give a general overview of the institutions of the criminal justice system. Review: A consideration of selected findings and issues in the application of psychology to the criminal justice system.
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (ENGLISH)
Note: Application to the Master of Critinology is required by the closing dates listed in this Guide. Attention will be focused on a range of areas which are currently in a state of development, either judicially or legislatively, or which are considered to be matters of community interest. Topics to be covered include psychological and sociological analyzes of organizations, management, personnel selection, professional socialization, psychological issues in working in institutional settings, dealing with the needs of criminal justice personnel, and evaluating organizational programs.
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (FRENCH STUDIES)
Details of subjects: Details of subjects not listed below can be found in the University of Melbourne Handbook 1997 or from the department or online at http://www.unimelb.edu.au/HB/Arts/Arts-index. html. Course details: Information about courses offered at fourth year level can be obtained from the department or can be found in the University of Melboute's 1997 Undergraduate Handbook.
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (GEOGRAPHY)
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (HISTORY)
Course Structure: Candidates undertake a total of five subjects including the dual semester thesis component as set out below. Students undertaking the course part-time will normally complete the coursework in the first year and the thesis in the second year. Details can be obtained from the department or found in the University of Melbourne Undergraduate Handbook 1997.
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (HISTORY AND PHILОSOPIIY OF SCIENCE)
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS ( INDONESIAN )
Compulsory component
150-436 People and Language in the Austronesian World (Second) 150-487 Performance, Power and Language in Indonesia (Second).
I POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS ( ISLAMIC STUDIES )
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (ITALIAN STUDIES)
158-447 Prejudice and Pride: Social Problems in Japan (Second) Course Details: Details of all courses can be obtained from the Department, or can be found at the University of Melbourne. Course details: Information on courses offered at fourth year level can be obtained from the Italian Section, or can be found in the University of Melbume's 1997 Degree Handbook.
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (JAPANESE)
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (JEWISH STUDIES)
158-423 Independent Research Project (First or Second) 158-428 Advanced Translation Project (First or Second) 158-434 Japan Today by Satellite Television (Second). 150-355 Special Study Research Project (i-Iebrew) (First or Second) Details of subjects: Details can be found in The University of Melbourne Undergraduate Handbook 1997. For further details of the subjects listed above, and advice on suitability, applicants should consult the course coordinators .
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (LINGUISTICS)
Co'irse Structure: The duration of the course should normally be one year of full-time study, or two years part-time. Course Structure: The course can be taken either one year full-time or two years part-time. The duration of the course should normally be two years of part-time study or one year of full-time study.
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (SOCIAL WORK)
Applicants who complete the four electives, at a level of H2А (75%) or above, may, with the approval of the course coordinator, apply for the MA Subject details: Details of subjects not listed here can be found under the listing for the МSW by courses in this guide. At the end of the seminar series, students can demonstrate their ability to conceptualize the research task by completing a 2000-word research proposal.
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARTS (TOURISM AND THE VISUAL ARTS)
Three compulsory subjects (20 points each)
The unit will be coordinated by the director of the Center for Public Policy. Students completing this course should have an understanding of the ways government programs are administered at Commonwealth, state and local levels in Australia. Depending on the quality of the thesis and the points obtained in the two follow-up seminars, the student can move on to the doctorate.
MASTERS PROGRAMS
The following research component
Note: With the consent of the graduate studies coordinator, one of the higher courses may be substituted from the intermediate elective courses. Outline: Introduction to the morphological diversity of world languages; to the principles, techniques and theories necessary for their analysis;. Content: Students will study: textual theory; elements of codicology and paleography; and examples of large European bookstores.
PHIL O SOPH Y
One of the following (or another postgraduate or fourth year subject approved by the Course Coordinator):. Objectives: The subject will provide the candidate with a knowledge of the biological bases of psychological disorders and of the relevant physiological systems. Objectives: The subject aims to inform the candidate of the relevant social and cultural issues raised in the understanding of disorders and their treatment, covering topics such as family therapy.
PSYCHOSOCIAL STUDIES
Students take on the role of a professional trainee, and are expected to exercise the range of professional responsibilities relevant to the environment in which they are placed. With regard to the latter, particular emphasis will be placed on the connection between research in cognitive neuropsychology and applications of that research to the treatment and rehabilitation of neuropsychological disorders. Assessment: An oral presentation on a topic relevant to the subject, an essay not exceeding 4,000 words.
PUBLIC POLICY
Contact: About 2 days a week during the semester. Assessment: Written work totaling 6,000 words. Note: A substitute upper level Russian language unit may be taken with the approval of the course coordinator. The purpose of the series is to introduce students to issues of research epistemology and methodology.
STATISTICS
WOMEN'S STUDIES
This thesis is carried out by candidates enrolled in course 102JD and is weighted with 100% of the total grade for the degree. This thesis is carried out by candidates enrolled in course 102JE and is weighted with 75% of the total mark for the degree. This thesis is carried out by candidates enrolled in course 102JF and is weighted with 40% of the total grade for the degree.
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