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English Language

Year



Type

Major, Minor, Sub-Major

Description

The English Language courses are designed for students for whom English is a Second Language (international students), and students of English as a Second Language who have complete SACE Stage 2 or equivalent study. These courses provide a pathway for students to study English as a minor, sub-major or major. It is possible for students with different levels of expertise to take individual courses, in consultation with the course coordinator, in order to: extend their spoken and written communication capabilities at an introductory, intermediate and advanced level.

Prerequisite(s)

N/A

Assumed Knowledge

N/A

Courses

Course Area and cat no. Units Level References
MINOR
Course
Area and cat no.
LANG 1052
Units
4.5
Level
1
References
Course
Area and cat no.
LANG 1053
Units
4.5
Level
1
References
Course
Area and cat no.
LANG 2032
Units
4.5
Level
2
References
Course
Area and cat no.
LANG 2033
Units
4.5
Level
2
References
SUB-MAJOR
The four courses listed in the Minor plus two of the following:
Course
Area and cat no.
LANG 3030
Units
4.5
Level
3
References
Course
Area and cat no.
LANG 3039
Units
4.5
Level
3
References
Course
Area and cat no.
LANG 3038
Units
4.5
Level
3
References
Course
Area and cat no.
LANG 3037
Units
4.5
Level
3
References
MAJOR
The English Language MAJOR comprises all eight courses in this Schedule

Rules

Nil

Notes

  1. These courses are primarily for students for whom English is their second, third or additional language. They are designed to strengthen students' bilingual or multilingual proficiencies for international career advancement.
  2. Students intending to study Applied Linguistics as their second major should consult with their Program Director for a revised schedule.