Honours in Gender Studies and Social Analysis
Honours Handbook
Why Study Honours?
Prerequisites for Entry Into Honours
How to Enrol in Honours
Who to Contact
Honours Handbook
The 2013 Honours Handbook is available online.
Why Study Honours?
The honours year provides you with the opportunity to specialise in Gender Studies and Social Analysis (GSSA) or to combine more advanced studies within GSSA and another discipline (Joint Honours Program).
An honours degree, or its equivalent, is a necessary qualification for anyone wishing to undertake postgraduate studies. The honours program consists of two separate components - advanced courses and a substantial piece of independent research in the form of an honours thesis (12,000 to 15,000 words). A member of the academic staff will individually supervise students in this task.
Prerequisites for entry into Honours
Students wishing to take Honours must have completed an undergraduate degree with a major sequence in Gender Studies and Social Analysis (or equivalent) at credit level or better.
Admission into Honours is at the discretion of the relevant Honours Coordinator, who will consider applications in view of the advice of the Discipline Committee.
How to Enrol in Honours
Students who wish to enrol in the Gender Studies and Social Analysis Honours Program can download the 2013 Honours Application Form.
Who to Contact
Please contact Dr Anna Szorenyi, Tel: 8313 3736 for more information on the Honours Program.
