Bachelor of Arts Honours

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Comments about Bachelor of Arts Honours - On Campus - Perth - WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Western Australia

• Objectives
  For students who have demonstrated strong academic ability in their Bachelor degree. Involves research oriented study and consists of coursework and the preparation of a thesis. Disciplines offered include: English, Geography, History, Language Studies (French and Japanese), Philosophy, Politics & Government, Social Sciences, Sociology & Anthropology, and Writing.
• Entry requirements
  Relevant bachelor degree with minimum 70% course average
• Academic title
  Bachelor of Arts Honours
• Course description
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  This course is available for on-campus study by students with an International student visa.
  This course structure contains information about the units which comprise the course as well as the credit points required to successfully complete it.
  
  Students are required to have a total of 120 credit points to complete the course.
  
  Honours students take the following units:
  
  Year One - Semester 1
  All coursework is to be done under the guidance of the student s supervisor.
  
  
  Unit            Description                                 Points
  RES5112    Specified Study                                 20
  RES5113    Directed Study                                  20
  ICS5100    Preparation of Thesis Proposal         20
  
  Year One - Semester 2
  Unit            Description                               Points
  ICS5101    Thesis Development                         20
  ICS5102    Thesis Development                         20
  ICS5103    Thesis Development                         20

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