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Undergraduate Pre-enrolment

Mid-year Session Time


Date:

Friday 27 June 2008

Time:

10:30 am

Location:

H3 Lecture Theatre, Building 11, Clayton campus (Map)

Pre-enrolment On-line

Faculty of Arts Pre-enrolment Presentations

Find out about your course

Our pre-enrolment presentation will take you through:

  • The structure of your degree
  • What to do online
  • How to fill out forms
  • What you need to know about choosing your units

Click on the appropriate link below to watch the presentation, or download the PowerPoint presentation notes:

Single Degree Students

Double Degree Students

Course Maps and Course Structure

Your course map tells you what you can do in your degree. It lists the requirements for the successful completion of your course, including major and minor requirements and any core units or areas of study. You must read it carefully.

For all other Faculty of Arts course maps, please refer to the Course Information website. Students enrolled in non-Arts double degrees should refer to their home faculty for course information.

Arts Areas of Study

The Faculty of Arts offers over fifty areas of study and you can choose units from a number of these areas, depending on your course structure.

Download: Areas of Study handout   - this lists all of the disciplines available in the Faculty of Arts.

Below you can download handouts for the individual disciplines offerred by the Faculty of Arts. We have grouped the disciplines by the Schools and Centres that administor them.  For further information on our disciplines, please refer to the Areas of Study website or the Schools and Centres website.

Centre for Australian Indigenous Studies

Australian Indigenous Studies

  

Monash European and EU Centre

European and EU Studies

  

School of Geography and Environmental Science

Australian Indigenous Archaeology Geography and Environmental Science

School of English, Communications and Performance Studies

Communications and Media Studies Film and Television Studies
Drama and Theatre Studies Performance Studies
English  

School of Historical Studies

Archaeology and Ancient History

 Jewish Civilisation
History Religion and Theology
International Studies  

School of Humanities, Communications and Social Sciences

The School of Humanities, Communications and Social Sciences is located on the Gippsland campus. Please refer to the School of Humanities, Communications and Social Sciences website for further details.

School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics

Asian Studies Italian Studies

Chinese

Japanese 
Chinese Studies Japanese Studies
Classical Studies Korean
Centre for Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies Korean Studies
English as an International Language Linguistics
French Studies Spanish and Latin American Studies
German Studies Translation Studies
Indonesian

Ukrainian Studies
Indonesian Studies  

School of Music - Conservatorium

Music Studies    

School of Philosophy and Bioethics

Human Bioethics

Philosophy

School of Political and Social Inquiry

Anthropology  Gender Studies
Behavioural Studies Politics
Criminology Sociology 

School of Psychology, Psychiatry and Psychological Medicine

Psychology  

Psychology counts as an Arts discipline, however, it is owned by the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences. For more information on Psychology, please visit the School of Psychology, Psychiatry and Psychological Medicine website.

Information Management

Information Management
Students enrolled in Faculty of Arts single degrees may take units from another Faculty, however you should refer to your course map for confirmation. Information Management is owned by the Faculty of Information Technology.

Enrolment Guide

There are ten steps to completing your enrolment, this enrolment guide is designed to assist and lead you through each step.  Lets begin:

Proceed to step one

You can also download a copy of the enrolment guide (PDF 181 KB, RTF 417 KB) to follow while you are working online.

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