Bachelor of Arts - Flinders University

Flinders University Adelaide • Australia 21
LEGL3333 Social Problems and the Law 4.5
plus an additional 9 units from the year 2 or 3 topics listed below*.
Elective - Year 2 & 3 topics
LEGL2111 Legal Writing and Research Skills 4.5
LEGL2112 Gender Policy and Law 4.5
LEGL2113 Protecting Children 4.5
LEGL2114 Regulating Small Business 4.5
LEGL2115 Theory and Practice of Mediation 4.5
LEGL2117 Legal Fictions: Race, Crime and Sovereignty 4.5
LEGL3111 Comparative Law, Culture and Society 4.5
LEGL3112 Regulating Technology 4.5
*Students may substitute up to 9 units of related year 2 or 3 topics
with the approval of the Director of Studies, providing any individual
topics prerequisites are met.
MATHEMATICS #
Mathematical ideas and techniques play important roles in many
areas including commerce and social sciences. For instance,
mathematical modelling is critical to many areas of business. The
use of statistics in the systematic collection and analysis of data is
an essential component of many professional areas such as
business forecasting, behavioural sciences and marketing.
36 units comprising:
Year 1 topics
MATH1121 Mathematics 1A 4.5*
MATH1122 Mathematics 1B 4.5
Students without the prerequisite knowledge for MATH1121
Mathematics 1A should enrol instead in the Mathematical
Fundamentals topic(s) depending on background and then
undertake MATH1121 Mathematics 1A in a later semester.
MATH1701 Mathematics Fundamentals A 4.5
MATH1702 Mathematics Fundamentals B 4.5
Year 2 & 3 topics
Select 27 units from the topics listed below
MATH2701 Principles of Analysis 4.5
MATH2702 Linear Algebra and Differential Equations 4.5
MATH2711 Several Variable Calculus 4.5
MATH2712 Algebra 4.5
MATH3701 Numerical Analysis 4.5
MATH3702 Methods of Applied Mathematics 4.5
MATH3711 Complex Analysis 4.5
MATH3712 Partial Differential Equations 4.5
MODERN GREEK
Through studying Modern Greek, students will discover the multiple
dimensions of cultural continuity within the contexts of western
cultural heritage in Australia. A tertiary qualification in Modern Greek
is considered an advantage for employment opportunities in
government and social services, primary, middle and secondary
education, telecommunications, information technology,
international business and many more.
36 units comprising:
Advanced
Year 1 language topics
MGRE2201 Intermediate Modern Greek Part 1 4.5
MGRE2202 Intermediate Modern Greek Part 2 4.5
Year 2 language topics
MGRE3201 Upper Intermediate Modern Greek Part 1 4.5
MGRE3202 Upper Intermediate Modern Greek Part 2 4.5
Year 3 language topics
MGRE3301 Advanced Modern Greek Part 1 4.5
MGRE3302 Advanced Modern Greek Part 2 4.5
Culture topics
Select one of
MGRE3211 Modern Greek Cultural Studies 1 4.5
MGRE3212 Modern Greek Cultural Studies 2 4.5
plus one of
MGRE3311 Extended Modern Greek Cultural Studies 1 4.5
MGRE3312 Extended Modern Greek Cultural Studies 2 4.5
Beginners
Year 1 language topics
MGRE1201 Introductory Modern Greek Part 1 4.5
MGRE1202 Introductory Modern Greek Part 2 4.5
Year 2 language topics
MGRE2201 Intermediate Modern Greek Part 1 4.5
MGRE2202 Intermediate Modern Greek Part 2 4.5
Year 3 language topics
MGRE3201 Upper Intermediate Modern Greek Part 1 4.5
MGRE3202 Upper Intermediate Modern Greek Part 2 4.5
Culture topics
Select one of
MGRE2211 Modern Greek Culture and Society 1 4.5
MGRE2212 Modern Greek Culture and Society 2 4.5
plus one of
MGRE3211 Modern Greek Cultural Studies 1 4.5
MGRE3212 Modern Greek Cultural Studies 2 4.5
PHILOSOPHY #
Philosophy deals with some of the big questions about the world,
society and ourselves. Is there a God? What is knowledge and what
do we know? Do mortality and government have any authority over
us? Do animals have rights? Philosophy encourages thought and
discussion by presenting a range of possible answers.
36 units comprising:
Year 1 topics
Select 9 units from the following:
PHIL1010 Mind and World 4.5
PHIL1030 The Individual and Society 4.5
PHIL1060 Critical Reasoning 4.5
Year 2 topics
Select 9 units from the following:
PHIL2601 Ethics for Professionals 4.5
PHIL2602 Bioethics 4.5
PHIL2603 Mind and Consciousness 4.5
PHIL2604 Environmental Philosophy 4.5
PHIL2606 Reality, Perception and Knowledge 4.5
PHIL2607 Philosophy and the Good Life 4.5
PHIL2608 Freedom, Law and Society 4.5
PHIL2609 Philosophy and Literature 4.5
PHIL2610 Truth, Reality and God: Themes from the
Philosophy of Religion 4.5
PHIL2611 Breaking the Rules: Opposing Injustice Without
Violence 4.5
PHIL2612 Moral Problems 4.5
Year 3 topics
Select 9 units from the following:
PHIL3601 Moral Philosophy 4.5
PHIL3602 Knowledge, Truth and Being 4.5
PHIL3603 Understanding Other Minds 4.5
PHIL3604 Global Justice 4.5
PHIL3605 Emotion, Ethics, Religion 4.5
PHIL3606 Issues in Moral and Political Philosophy 4.5
plus an additional 9 units from the year 2 or 3 topics listed above.
POLITICAL STUDIES #
Politics is the study of public life in Australia and the rest of the
world. Its elements include the role of parliament and government,
constitutions, political parties and elections, international relations,
world events, and debates about ideologies and political philosophy.
36 units comprising:
Year 1 topics
POLI1003 An Introduction to Democracy and Government 4.5
plus 4.5 units from the year 1 topics listed below
INTR1006 International Relations: An Introduction 4.5
POLI1010 Introduction to Modern Political Thought 4.5
POLI1011 Introduction to Australian Public Policy 4.5
Year 2 topics
Select 1 topic from the year 2 Group A topics listed below
Group A topics
POLI2002 Government Business and Society 4.5
POLI2010 Basic Issues in Contemporary Political Theory 4.5
POLI2011 Australian Public Policy: Applications, Issues
and Dilemmas 4.5
POLI2019 Parties, Voting Behaviour and Elections in
Australia 4.5
POLI2020 Australian Indigenous Politics 4.5
POLI2025 The Politics of the Australian Welfare State 4.5
POLI2026 Research Methods in Political Science 4.5
POLI2027 Feminist Political Theory 4.5
plus 1 topic from the year 2 Group B topics listed below
Group B topics
AMST2002 American Politics 4.5
DVST2006 From Bullets to Ballot Box and Back: Politics of
the Global South 4.5
INTR2001 Peace and War 4.5
INTR2003 Political Economy of the Asia-Pacific Region 4.5
INTR2005 The Next Superpower? The Rise of China in the
21st Century 4.5
INTR2006 Debating Human Rights 4.5
INTR2008 Africa on a Global Stage 4.5
INTR2011 Arc of Crisis: The Modern Middle East 4.5
POLI2001 Politics through Film 4.5
POLI2005 Politics of the European Union 4.5