Bachelor of Development Studies
| Level I (24 units) |
- DEVT 1001 Introduction to Development Studies (3 units)
- ECON 1000 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 units)
- 4 x Humanities and Social Sciences or other Faculty course (3 units each)
- ANTH 1102 Introducing Social Anthropology* (3 units)
(Can be substituted in 2007 with 'Foundations of Anthropology')
- Sustaining a Fragile Planet** (3 units)
(Can be substituted in 2007 with GEST 1001 Globalisation, Justice and a Crowded Planet)
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| Level II (24 units) |
- ANTH 2027 Poverty and Social Development (4 units)
- 2 x Development Studies courses (4 units each)
- 3 x Humanities and Social Sciences or other Faculty course (4 units each)
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| Level III (24 units) |
- Contemporary Critiques of Development (6 units)
- 3 x Development Studies courses (6 units each)
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Courses
For the list of Development Studies courses, please visit Majors and Approved Electives.
In the free areas of the program, courses can be chosen from a wide range of academic disciplines from within Humanities and Social Sciences. These are:
Ancient Greek
Anthropology
Asian Studies
Chinese
Classical Studies
Development Studies
Economics
English
European Studies
French
German
Geographical and Environmental Studies
Gender Work and Social Inquiry
History
Indonesian
International Studies
Italian
Japanese
Linguistics
Media and Communication
Modern Greek
Music Studies
Philosophy
Politics
Psychology
Spanish
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