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arts bachelor of Arts Duration: 3 years campus: Joondalup / Mount Lawley Folio/Audition/Interview: Yes Enables students to pursue their passion and career goals simultaneously. Students will have a unique opportunity to design a cross-disciplinary course according to their personal interests, perhaps in creative writing from the perspective of a deep commitment to ecological issues, or a future in political journalism, underpinned by expertise in a second language such as Japanese. The course structure enables students to combine Arts subjects with either another major from any university discipline or a series of electives, from the sciences to business, law and psychology. Work-related placement is also encouraged. To help students create exactly the undergraduate experience they want for their anticipated professional life, ECU provides ongoing, professional support throughout this undergraduate course. Majors: y Contemporary Fashion and Textiles y English y French (Introductory and Advanced) y History y Japanese (Introductory and Advanced) y Politics and International Relations y Visual Arts y Visual Arts Immersion* y Writing * The Visual Arts Immersion major is an expanded program comprising 16 units. Students who undertake the Visual Arts Immersion major are not required to undertake the second specialisation program or the supplementary programs as listed above. Admission Requirements: Contemporary Fashion and Textiles Major: Interview. French and Japanese Majors: Applicants for the advanced language majors will require Western Australia Certificate of Education (3A/3B), or equivalent language skills in the relevant language. Additional condition for Japanese Majors and Minors: Native speakers of Japanese who have completed their compulsory education in Japan and/or in a Japanese educational institution overseas (i.e. six years at primary and three years at junior high school) are not eligible to enrol in a Japanese Major or Minor. Visual Arts Major and Visual Arts Immersion Major: Folio interview. CourSe StruCture Requires the completion of 24 units / 360 credit points. This course has four components; y Core Program – 4 units y Major Program – 8 units y Supplementary Program – 12 units consisting of: − Second Major – 8 units and − Minor / Electives – 4 units. or − 4 units Second Minor − 8 units Second Major, or a Minor and Electives, or 8 Electives. 50 core units CCA1108 Communications and Digital Technology 15 CCA3111 Preparation for Professional Life* 15 HMN1101 Home and Away: Introducing the Humanities 15 HMN1102 What is Knowledge? 15 * Capstone unit to be completed in final semester. MAJoRS Contemporary Fashion and textiles Folio/Audition/Interview: Yes Uses the material garment and textiles as a vehicle for exploration in relation to the body, object, site, image, contemporary fashion, found garment and contemporary art. Students will investigate and apply a range of non-industrial construction techniques, creative material methodologies and contextual research approaches. The major also engages students in a range of contextual and historical investigations to do with the garment and textiles and the contexts in which they function. It prepares them for a range of creative design and contemporary art outcomes such as textile design and production, pattern making and garment construction, contemporary art and fashion presentation, and contemporary art practice. Students can elect to specialise within this major by selecting units with a bias towards either fashion or textiles. Alternatively they can select their units from a combination of the two areas. Admission Requirements: Interview. Required units Credit Points FAS2101 Reconstructing the Garment 15 FAS2103 Fabric Manipulation 15 Select four units from the following list: FAS1101 Materials and the Body* 15 FAS1102 Inquiry for Garment* 15 FAS2102 Constructing the Pattern* 15 FAS2104 Studio Project 1 (Application)* 15 FAS1103 Inquiry for Textiles # 15 FAS1104 Textiles and Form # 15 FAS2105 Text and Image # 15 FAS2106 Site Research Project # 15 Select two units from the following list: FAS3101 Contextualising the Garment 15 FAS3103 Professional Practice 15 FAS3205 Studio Project 2 (Construction) 15 FAS3204 Studio Project 3 (Performance) 15 * Denotes recommended unit for students wishing to complete the major with a fashion bias. # Denotes recommended unit for students wishing to complete the major with a textiles bias. careers: Fashion Designer, Fashion Retailer, Stylist, Costume Designer. english campus: Mount Lawley English will prepare you to enter the world of work as a rigorous reader, compelling writer, effective speaker and an engaged, respectful world citizen – all marketable skills of a leader. As an English student, you will develop a high level of transferable English language skills along with a thorough understanding of human nature through the breadth and depth of your reading. Required units Credit Points ENG1050 Literature and Social Change 15 ENG1140 Discovering Literature 15
Select six units from the following list: ENG2470 Children, Youth and Global Media 15 ENG3042 Theory, Taste and Trash 15 ENG3050 Poetry and Passion 15 ENG3140 From Fiction to Film 15 ENG3165 Australian Fiction 15 ENG3170 Diverse Voices in Literature 15 ENG3175 Jane Austen: Past and Present 15 ENG3180 Comedy and Tragedy in Drama 15 WRT3120 Biographical and Autobiographical Writing 15 careers: Author, Biographer, Community Service Professional, Government Advisor, Journalist, Marketing Manager, Overseas Aid Worker, Politician, Press Secretary, Public Servant, Publicist, Publisher, Teacher. French – introductory campus: Mount Lawley Introduces and advances students in the French language. French is widely spoken throughout the European Union, Switzerland, Canada, Africa and around the world. It is one of the most important languages in the fields of art, aviation, business, communications, dance, diplomacy, high fashion, innovative industries, journalism, literature, music, international politics, sport and tourism. Required units 1000 level Credit Points FRE1101 French (Introductory 1) 15 FRE1102 2000 level French (Introductory 2) 15 FRE2201 French (Intermediate 1) 15 FRE2202 3000 level French (Intermediate 2) 15 FRE3311 French (Advanced 1) 15 FRE3412 French (Advanced 2) 15 FRE3513 French (Advanced 3) 15 FRE3514 French (Advanced 4) 15 Students in the French Major from Introductory Level may, with the approval of the French Coordinator, substitute 1 or 2 of the following units for one or both of FRE3513 French (Advanced 3) and FRE3514 French (Advanced 4): FRE2336 French (Life and the Environment) 15 FRE2346 French (Science and Technology) 15 FRE2375 French Study Abroad 15 careers: Community Service Professional, Diplomat, International Business Consultant, Interpreter, Overseas Aid Worker, Public Servant, Researcher, Teacher, Tour Guide. French – advanced campus: Mount Lawley French is widely spoken throughout the European Union, Switzerland, Canada, Africa and around the world. It is one of the most important languages in the fields of art, aviation, business, communications, dance, diplomacy, high fashion, innovative industries, journalism, literature, music, international politics, sport and tourism. Admission Requirements Applicants for the advanced language majors will require Western Australia Certificate of Education (3A/3B), or equivalent language skills in the relevant language. The French (Advanced) Major must include at least 2 units at 1000 Level, 3 units at 2000 Level and 3 units at 3000 Level. Required units 1000 level Credit Points FRE1165 French (The French Way of Life) 15 FRE1275 French (Challenges in Modern France) 15 2000/3000 level FRE2326 or French (Society) 15 FRE3427 French (Society) 15 FRE2336 or French (Life and the Environment) 15 FRE3437 French (Life and the Environment) 15 FRE2346 or French (Science and Technology) 15 FRE3447 French (Science and Technology) 15 FRE2356 or French (The Arts) 15 FRE3457 French (The Arts) 15 FRE2375 French Study Abroad 15 FRE2386 or French (Travel and Trade) 15 FRE3487 French (Travel and Trade) 15 FRE2396 or French (Media) 15 FRE3497 French (Media) 15 careers: Community Service Professional, Diplomat, International Business Consultant, Interpreter, Overseas Aid Worker, Public Servant, Researcher, Teacher, Tour Guide. history campus: Joondalup / Mount Lawley Enables students to understand our world and put the present in context. Students will study empires past and present, the media, slavery, wars, revolutions, poverty, human rights, dictators and democracies; as well as Australian history in a globalising world. The study of history is a good basis for understanding politics, heritage, social and indigenous issues. It teaches analytical skills and a deep understanding of society. Required units Credit Points HIS1105 World History 15 HIS1106 Themes in Australian History 15 Select six units from the following list: HIS3100 Witches, Regicides and Heretics: 14th to 17th Century Europe 15 HIS3101 Human Rights: Struggles for Global Justice 15 HIS3102 War and Peace in the 20th Century 15 HIS3103 Drugs, Alcohol and Empire 15 HIS3104 Revolutionary Europe 1789-1871 15 HIS3105 Criminal Underworlds: Crime and Society Since 1800 15 HIS3106 The World’s Most Dangerous Places: Politics and History through Documentary 15 HIS3124 The History and Sociology of Genocide 15 HIS3127 Ancient Greece and Rome 15 POL3124 Hitler and Stalin: Studies in Power, Ideology and Propaganda 15 POL3133 Visionaries, Warmongers and Protesters: American Political History Through Film (1950-1975) 15 51 CommuniCAtionS & ArtS
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