西澳大學(xué)

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The study of Anthropology and Sociology helps you understand your place in the world, providing useful skills for living and working in a changing, multicultural society.

Overall score minimum of 6.5, no band less than 6.0 (must include Academic Reading and Writing modules)

Prerequisites and minimum scores Qualification and prerequisite subjects Course entry score International Baccalaureate 29 UWA Foundation Programme (UWAFP) 66 GCE or Cambridge Advanced-level Examinations 8 Western Australian Universities Preparatory Program (WAUPP) 63 Trinity College Foundation Program 85 Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY) 270 Canadian Matriculation (except Quebec) 60 Chinese Unified Examinations (UEC) 12 Chinese Gao Kao 525 All India Senior School Certificate (CBSE) 12 Indian School Certificate (CISCE) 60 Norwegian Vitnem?￥l 4.14 Swedish Slutbetyg 15 German Abitur 3.17 French Baccalaur??at 12 Singapore-Cambridge A-Levels 8 South African National Senior Certificate 4.60 U.S. College Board Advanced Placement Examinations 8 Korean College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) 320 These are the required prerequisites for applicants who have completed these particular qualifications. If you are applying for a place based on other qualifications you need to demonstrate that you have knowledge at least equivalent to the subjects specified.

Asian Studies introduces you to the many cultures, societies and politics of Asia including China, Indonesia and Japan. It explores the impact of the great religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam and investigates the dramatic changes that colonialism and revolutions have brought to the people of the region. As a student you will develop critical knowledge of contemporary Asia and the social, cultural, political and economic forces which are shaping modern societies in the region. You will examine topics as diverse as popular culture, gender relations, environmental issues, political transformations, the media and Australia's relations with the region. The Asian Studies major does not require you to learn an Asian language.

Overall score minimum of 6.5, no band less than 6.0 (must include Academic Reading and Writing modules)

Prerequisites and minimum scores Qualification and prerequisite subjects Course entry score International Baccalaureate 29 UWA Foundation Programme (UWAFP) 66 GCE or Cambridge Advanced-level Examinations 8 Western Australian Universities Preparatory Program (WAUPP) 63 Trinity College Foundation Program 85 Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY) 270 Canadian Matriculation (except Quebec) 60 Chinese Unified Examinations (UEC) 12 Chinese Gao Kao 525 All India Senior School Certificate (CBSE) 12 Indian School Certificate (CISCE) 60 Norwegian Vitnem?￥l 4.14 Swedish Slutbetyg 15 German Abitur 3.17 French Baccalaur??at 12 Singapore-Cambridge A-Levels 8 South African National Senior Certificate 4.60 U.S. College Board Advanced Placement Examinations 8 Korean College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) 320 These are the required prerequisites for applicants who have completed these particular qualifications. If you are applying for a place based on other qualifications you need to demonstrate that you have knowledge at least equivalent to the subjects specified.

The Chinese major, catering for all language levels from complete beginner to native speaker, develops language skills, cultural literacy and knowledge of China. The classes focus on practical everyday Chinese (reading, writing, speaking and listening) with an emphasis over time on engaging with real-life situations and authentic texts. Students are encouraged to take part of their language study in China through UWA';s student exchange program. Summer programs in China (Hangzhou and Beijing) and Taiwan are also available.

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Communication tools and concepts are transforming the way we think about our identities, relationships and communities, from language to screen, and from emoji to social networks. This major provides you with practice communication and digital media skills, along with essential theoretical knowledge, to help you engage with and develop a critical understanding of complex media environments.

Overall score minimum of 6.5, no band less than 6.0 (must include Academic Reading and Writing modules)

Prerequisites and minimum scores Qualification and prerequisite subjects Course entry score International Baccalaureate 29 UWA Foundation Programme (UWAFP) 66 GCE or Cambridge Advanced-level Examinations 8 Western Australian Universities Preparatory Program (WAUPP) 63 Trinity College Foundation Program 85 Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY) 270 Canadian Matriculation (except Quebec) 60 Chinese Unified Examinations (UEC) 12 Chinese Gao Kao 525 All India Senior School Certificate (CBSE) 12 Indian School Certificate (CISCE) 60 Norwegian Vitnem?￥l 4.14 Swedish Slutbetyg 15 German Abitur 3.17 French Baccalaur??at 12 Singapore-Cambridge A-Levels 8 South African National Senior Certificate 4.60 U.S. College Board Advanced Placement Examinations 8 Korean College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) 320 These are the required prerequisites for applicants who have completed these particular qualifications. If you are applying for a place based on other qualifications you need to demonstrate that you have knowledge at least equivalent to the subjects specified.

History requires sorting out the true from the false and careful sifting of evidence. It is even more difficult to uncover the deep causes of events such as the American Revolution, the First World War, the fall of Communism in Eastern Europe or the colonisation of Australia. History introduces you to the complexities involved in these exciting pursuits and requires you to use imagination as well as reason. It requires you to judge historical interpretations and to pit your own interpretation against those reached by other students. History will challenge you through lots of arguments, lots of shared discoveries and lots of fun. This major also offers a range of gender studies units which allow you to examine the history of ideas of gender across time, place and media.

Overall score minimum of 6.5, no band less than 6.0 (must include Academic Reading and Writing modules)

Prerequisites and minimum scores Qualification and prerequisite subjects Course entry score International Baccalaureate 29 UWA Foundation Programme (UWAFP) 66 GCE or Cambridge Advanced-level Examinations 8 Western Australian Universities Preparatory Program (WAUPP) 63 Trinity College Foundation Program 85 Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY) 270 Canadian Matriculation (except Quebec) 60 Chinese Unified Examinations (UEC) 12 Chinese Gao Kao 525 All India Senior School Certificate (CBSE) 12 Indian School Certificate (CISCE) 60 Norwegian Vitnem?￥l 4.14 Swedish Slutbetyg 15 German Abitur 3.17 French Baccalaur??at 12 Singapore-Cambridge A-Levels 8 South African National Senior Certificate 4.60 U.S. College Board Advanced Placement Examinations 8 Korean College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) 320 These are the required prerequisites for applicants who have completed these particular qualifications. If you are applying for a place based on other qualifications you need to demonstrate that you have knowledge at least equivalent to the subjects specified.

Indonesian is a relatively easy language to learn as it uses the Roman script and is simple to spell and pronounce. As a result, Indonesian is a popular choice for beginners. Developing in the Indonesian islands as the language of maritime trade, Indonesian is peppered with colourful words from Arabic, Portuguese, English and Dutch heritage. People have written and spoken Indonesian since ancient times, leaving a rich legacy of literature and poetry. As well as learning how to speak, read and write Indonesian, you will be enriched through exposure to this fascinating and dynamic culture. As a student, you will have the exciting opportunity to spend a semester studying at an Indonesian university – a life-changing experience not to be missed.

Overall score minimum of 6.5, no band less than 6.0 (must include Academic Reading and Writing modules)

Prerequisites and minimum scores Qualification and prerequisite subjects Course entry score International Baccalaureate 29 UWA Foundation Programme (UWAFP) 66 GCE or Cambridge Advanced-level Examinations 8 Western Australian Universities Preparatory Program (WAUPP) 63 Trinity College Foundation Program 85 Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY) 270 Canadian Matriculation (except Quebec) 60 Chinese Unified Examinations (UEC) 12 Chinese Gao Kao 525 All India Senior School Certificate (CBSE) 12 Indian School Certificate (CISCE) 60 Norwegian Vitnem?￥l 4.14 Swedish Slutbetyg 15 German Abitur 3.17 French Baccalaur??at 12 Singapore-Cambridge A-Levels 8 South African National Senior Certificate 4.60 U.S. College Board Advanced Placement Examinations 8 Korean College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) 320 These are the required prerequisites for applicants who have completed these particular qualifications. If you are applying for a place based on other qualifications you need to demonstrate that you have knowledge at least equivalent to the subjects specified.

The Japanese major caters for beginners and for students who have studied Japanese to WACE/Year 12 level or equivalent. Japanese popular culture, from anime to J-pop, has wide appeal and Japan continues to be a major world economic player forging strong trading links with Western Australia. Knowledge of the Japanese language offers you a passport to Asia's popular and business culture. UWA is fortunate to have a traditional Japanese Tatami room which is used for conversation practice and functions. Joining the Japanese Students Association will provide you with excellent opportunities for language practice, cultural exchange, socialising and networking.

Overall score minimum of 6.5, no band less than 6.0 (must include Academic Reading and Writing modules)

Prerequisites and minimum scores Qualification and prerequisite subjects Course entry score International Baccalaureate 29 UWA Foundation Programme (UWAFP) 66 GCE or Cambridge Advanced-level Examinations 9 Western Australian Universi?F

Korean Studies is an interdisciplinary area of research and critical analysis of the culture, society, philosophical thought and language of the Korean peninsula and its diaspora. The course structure includes a strong element of Korean language studies, as well as social sciences study units which give students opportunities to pursue topics that they find personaly interesting, from literature and popular culture to politics and history. Students also have the choice of undertaking part of their major at a partner institution in Korea.

Overall score minimum of 6.5, no band less than 6.0 (must include Academic Reading and Writing modules)

Prerequisites and minimum scores Qualification and prerequisite subjects Course entry score International Baccalaureate 29 UWA Foundation Programme (UWAFP) 66 GCE or Cambridge Advanced-level Examinations 9 Western Australian Universi?F

Philosophy teaches you to distinguish between good and bad arguments and make informed recommendations on contentious issues. Studying Philosophy allows you to explore a vast range of influential ideas, from the ancient philosophers, whose works are preserved in manuscripts from India, China and Greece, right down to cutting-edge contemporary work on pressing ethical issues, the nature of mind and artificial intelligence. UWA is the only university in Western Australia that teaches units in formal logic. Please note: The major in Philosophy should not be confused with the Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours), which is a separate undergraduate degree course.

Overall score minimum of 6.5, no band less than 6.0 (must include Academic Reading and Writing modules)

Prerequisites and minimum scores Qualification and prerequisite subjects Course entry score International Baccalaureate 29 UWA Foundation Programme (UWAFP) 66 GCE or Cambridge Advanced-level Examinations 9 Western Australian Universi?F

Music Specialist Studies enables you, as an emerging musician or composer, to pursue postgraduate training at national and international centres of music excellence, postgraduate study to become an accredited music teacher, or advanced research training in various music sub-disciplines. Please note: this major can only be taken by Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) students concurrently enrolled in the Music Studies major.