2013 Guide to Enrolment - University of Canterbury

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Contents:Undergraduatequalifications51 Bachelor of Arts111 Bachelor of Commerce123 Bachelor of Criminal Justice*127 Bachelor of Education(Physical Education)130 Bachelor of Engineering withHonours135 Bachelor of Fine Arts137 Bachelor of Forestry Science*Subject to UNZ CUAP approval due December 2013.139 Bachelor of Health Sciences142 Bachelor of Laws147 Bachelor of Music153 Bachelor of Science179 Bachelor of Social Work182 Bachelor of Speech and LanguagePathology with Honours185 Bachelor of Sport Coaching190 Bachelor of Teaching and Learning(Early Childhood)192 Bachelor of Teaching and Learning(Primary)194 Certificates and diplomas198 How to read a degree course list199 Qualification codes201 Lecture and laboratory planners
Bachelor of ArtsBAThe Bachelor of Arts is a flexiblethree-year degree that allowsyou to study a wide range ofsubjects, while specialising intwo areas (major and minor ordouble major). As a graduate, youcan work in many areas includingtourism, the media, government,museums, libraries, banking,publishing and teaching.The BA requires a minimum total of 360 pointsmade up as follows:• At least 255 points from Arts courses,• The remaining 105 points can be from eitherArts courses or courses from other degrees,• At least 225 points from courses above100-level, with at least 90 points at 300-level.In addition, students must also meet therequirements for either a major and a minor, ortwo majors (double major).• A major consists of a minimum of 135 pointsin a single Arts subject. Of these 135 points,at least 60 points must be at 300-level and atleast 45 points at 200-level or above,• A double major must meet the majoringrequirements for two separate Arts subjects,• A minor consists of a minimum of 75 points ina single Arts subject, including at least45 points above 100-level,• Any given course may contribute to only onemajor or minor.For the full degree requirements see theRegulations for the BA atwww.canterbury.ac.nz/regulationsProvided you have entry to the University, allArts subjects can be started at first-year levelwithout previous study. You have the optionof an internship course (ARTS 395) in the thirdyear to give you practical work experience. Youshould include courses in your first year thatallow you to advance to 200-level in at least two,and preferably three, subjects.Double degreesIt is possible to combine an Arts degree withother degrees such as Law, Commerce, HealthSciences or Science. Normally you can completethe two degrees in five years (some degreecombinations may take longer). Studentsconsidering a double degree should seek advicefrom a College of Arts Student Advisor.Bachelor of Arts – typical degree structure300LevelYear 3200LevelYear 2100LevelYear 1Arts majorcourses300Level200Level100LevelArts minorcourses300Level200Level100LevelOther Artscourses300Level200Level100Level300Level200Level100LevelCourses from Artsor other degrees300Level200Level100LevelEach small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points (or more).This diagram is an example only – other combinations are possible.Major and minor subjectsAnthropologyEuropean and EuropeanUnion Studies*Art History and Theory European Languages andCultures†LinguisticsMāori and IndigenousStudies200Level200Level100LevelPsychology200Level100Level100LevelRussian (minor only)Chinese European Union Studies† Media andSociologyCommunicationCinema Studies French (minor only) Mathematics South Asia Studies†(minor only)Classics Geography Music Spanish (minor only)Cultural Studies German (minor only) Pacific StudiesStatistics(minor only)Economics History Philosophy Te Reo MāoriEducation Human Services Political Science Theatre and Film Studies†EnglishJapaneseOther subjectsThe following subjects are not available as majors or minors but have a course (or courses) that counts as anArts course towards the Bachelor of Arts degree.Antarctic Studies Communication Disorders LawAstronomy Computer Science PhysicsBiological Sciences Geology Resilience and Sustainability*BiosecurityHealth SciencesFurther studyPostgraduate and graduate qualificationsinclude:• Bachelor of Arts with Honours• Master of Arts• Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing• Master of International Law and Politics• Master of Māori and Indigenous Studies• Master of Te Reo Māori• Postgraduate Diploma in Art Curatorship• Postgraduate Diploma in Māori andIndigenous Studies• Postgraduate Diploma in Te Reo Māori• Graduate Diploma in Arts• Graduate Diploma in Journalism• Doctor of Philosophy.More informationCollege of ArtsT: +64 3 364 2176E: artsdegreeadvice@canterbury.ac.nzwww.arts.canterbury.ac.nz*Subject to UNZ CUAP approval due December 2013.†Not open to new enrolments in 2014.www.canterbury.ac.nz 51
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POLS 306 The Craft of Political Res
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PSYC 341 Environmental Psychology 1
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SOCI 238 Exploring the Past 15 S1 P
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TREO 382 Mahi-a-Rehia: Advanced Mā
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Bachelor of CommerceBComThe Bachelo
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INFO 213 Object-Oriented Systems De
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MGMT 370MGMT 371Strategic Operation
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Bachelor of Criminal Justice*BCJThe
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Elective CoursesCourse Code Course
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Bachelor of MusicMusBThe Bachelor o
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Bachelor of ScienceBScThe Bachelor
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Biological Sciences100-levelRequire
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300-levelRequired: At least 60 poin
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CHEM 325 Biological Chemistry 30 W
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ECON 207 Intermediate Microeconomic
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FINC 345 The Economics of Risk and
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GEOL 243 Depositional Environments
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MSCI 370MSCI 371Strategic Operation
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PHIL 203Dinosaurs, Quarks and Quasa
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PHYS 285 Experimental Physics 15 S1
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Science, Māori and Indigenous Know
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200-level• BIOL 215 Plant Diversi
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Bachelor of Social WorkBSWThe Bache
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Bachelor of Sport CoachingBSpCThe B
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Certificate in FoundationStudies*Th
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BRDG 031 Invitation to Law (not off
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Qualification codesBachelor’s deg
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