482-103 Learning Area (Sec) Humanities-Add'l

As for humanities, but with at least a major in one of the following areas and a sub-major in a second area: anthropology, Australian studies, classical studies, criminology, economics, environmental studies, geography, history, international relations, multicultural studies, philosophy, politics, sociology.

482-102 LA(Sec.) Humanities.

Students will undertake in-depth study in the methodology of a nominated single discipline within the humanities (eg. history, geography, politics). A study of the major theories and approaches to the humanities will form a key aspect of this course along with current research and debate on the nature, content and purpose of this area. Models of curriculum design, policy making and approaches to evaluation in the humanities will be used for analysis and comparison. Classroom practice which places importance on critical analysis through philosophical and empirical inquiry, will be emphasised.

Essays and assignments equivalent to 4000 words.