Bachelor of Arts (Japanese)

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Bachelor of Arts (Japanese)

  • Objectives The objectives of the Bachelor of Arts are to provide students with an outstanding education in the humanities, social sciences and languages as well as a broadunderstanding of selected fields of study outside these areas. The degree is designed so that a Bachelor of Arts graduate should be able to: * Demonstrate a detailed knowledge and understanding of selected fields of study in core disciplines in the humanities, social sciences and languages. * Reflect a general understanding of the concepts and principles of selected areas of study outside core disciplines of the humanities, social sciences and languages. * Access and appreciate national and international debates in their specialised areas of study. * Demonstrate an independent approach to knowledge that uses rigorous methods of inquiry and appropriate theories and methodologies that are applied with intellectual honesty and a * respect for ethical values. * Apply critical and analytical skills and methods to the identification and resolution of problems within complex changing social contexts. * Act as informed and critically discriminating participants within the community of scholars, as citizens and in the work force. * Communicate effectively and, in the case of those students undertaking a language major, to read, write and speak another language with fluency and appreciate its cultural context. * Qualify for employment in a wide range of occupations. * Commit to continuous learning. * Be proficient in the use of appropriate modern technologies, such as the computer and otherinformation technology systems, for the acquisition, processing and interpretation of data.
  • Academic title Bachelor of Arts (Japanese)
  • Course description Japanese is available as a major or minor area of study in beginners, post-VCE, advanced post-VCE and super-advanced streams.

    A major in Japanese usually consists of 100 points comprising:

        * two level one subjects in Japanese (25 points); and
        * three level two subjects in Japanese (37.5 points); and
        * three level three subjects in Japanese (37.5 points).

    A minor in Japanese usually consists of 75 points comprising:

        * two level one subjects in Japanese (25 points); and
        * two level two subjects in Japanese (25 points); and
        * two level three subjects in Japanese (25 points).

    Beginners stream

    The beginners stream of the Japanese major is usually structured:

    Level One

        * Japanese 1A
        * Japanese 1B

    Level Two

        * Japanese 2A
        * Japanese 2B
        * Introduction to Japanese Communication

    Level Three

        * Japanese 3A
        * Japanese 3B
        * Signs and Symbols in Japanese

    A beginners stream minor in Japanese is usually structured:

    Level One
        * Japanese 1A
        * Japanese 1B

    Level Two

        * Japanese 2A
        * Japanese 2B

    Level Three

        * Japanese 3A
        * Japanese 3B



        * Variation in Japanese Language
        * Reading Japanese Literature

    Level Three

        * Japanese Through the Media
        * Japanese through Translation

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