Undergraduate

The undergraduate academic programs in which our students are enrolled include the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Social Sciences, Bachelor of Environmental Policy & Management and Bachelor of Development Studies. Courses offered within the School cover a range of social science disciplines and interdisciplinary issues (Anthropology, Asian Studies, Geographical & Environmental Studies and Gender, Work and Social Inquiry), and they can count towards other academic programs in the Faculty including Bachelor of Media and Bachelor of International Studies as well as to the academic programs of other faculties and schools in the University.

From 2009, all courses will hold a value of 3 units and will be available as Level 1 and Advanced Level courses.  Advanced Level courses can be taken at either the second or third level of studies.  Some courses, (internships and capstone) can only be taken in the final semester of studies of your degree.

Click on the individual course listed below to take you to Course Planner for more course details.

Undergraduate Courses offered in 2009

Anthropology | Development Studies | Asian Studies | Geographical & Environmental Studies | Gender, Work and Social Inquiry |

Anthropology

Development Studies

Subject/Catalogue	Course Title	Units	Term	Course Co-ordinator
Level I
DEVT 1001	Introduction to Development Studies	3	Semester 1	Dr Andrew Rosser
Advanced Level
DEVT 2100	Poverty and Social Development	3	Semester 2	Dr Susan Hemer
DEVT 2101	Community, Gender and Critical Development	3	Semester 1	Dr Alison Dundon
DEVT 3100	Aid Policy and Administration	3	Semester 2	Dr Andrew Rosser

 

Asian Studies

Geographical and Environmental Studies

Gender, Work & Social Inquiry