Summary of courses offered in the Cognitive Major (Security Studies) Major in 2009

Core Courses
First Semester, 2009 ASIA2028 - Security and Strategic Studies A Second Semester, 2009 ASIA2030 - Security and Strategic Studies B First Semester, 2010 ASIA2028 - Security and Strategic Studies A Second Semester, 2010 ASIA2030 - Security and Strategic Studies B

First Year
First Semester, 2009 ASIA1025 - Individual and Society in Asia and the Pacific A Second Semester, 2009 ASIA1030 - Individual and Society in Asia and the Pacific B First Semester, 2010 ASIA1025 - Individual and Society in Asia and the Pacific A Second Semester, 2010 ASIA1030 - Individual and Society in Asia and the Pacific B

Later Year

First Semester, 2009 ASIA2017 - International Relations in North East Asia ASIA2026 - The Politics of China ASIA2027 - The Future of East Timor ASIA2032 - Japanese Law and Society ASIA2056 - Korean and Japanese Cinema: Shaping Identities through the Lens ASIA2060 - Southeast Asian Security ASIA2066 - The Chinese Art of War: Sunzi Bingfa ASIA6032 - Japanese Law and Society HIST2110 - Approaches to History PASI2001 - Learning Oceania: an Introduction to Pacific Studies PASI2003 - Themes in Contemporary Melanesia PASI6003 - Themes in Contemporary Melanesia Second Semester, 2009 ASIA2020 - Engaging Asia: Working with Government ASIA2023 - Japanese Economic Development Since World War 2 ASIA2047 - Human Security: Conflict, Displacement and Peace Building ASIA2165 - Islam in Southeast Asia ASIA2516 - Indonesia: Politics, Society and Development PASI2002 - Pacific Encounters: an Introduction to History and Culture in Oceania First Semester, 2010 ASIA2017 - International Relations in North East Asia ASIA2020 - Engaging Asia: Working with Government ASIA2032 - Japanese Law and Society ASIA2039 - Burma/Myanmar - a Country in Crisis ASIA2060 - Southeast Asian Security ASIA2267 - India: The Emerging Giant ASIA2516 - Indonesia: Politics, Society and Development ASIA6032 - Japanese Law and Society HIST2110 - Approaches to History MEAS2108 - Gallipoli: History and National Imagination PASI2001 - Learning Oceania: an Introduction to Pacific Studies PASI2003 - Themes in Contemporary Melanesia PASI6003 - Themes in Contemporary Melanesia Second Semester, 2010 ASIA2014 - China Now ASIA2047 - Human Security: Conflict, Displacement and Peace Building ASIA2163 - Religion and Politics in South Asia B PASI2002 - Pacific Encounters: an Introduction to History and Culture in Oceania

Out-of-Faculty Courses

First Semester, 2009 MEAS2105 - The Political Economy of the Middle East POLS2031 - Politics in the Middle East POLS2055 - Pacific Politics POLS2070 - Politics in Central Asia POLS3001 - Australian Foreign Policy: Australia's Foreign Wars POLS3017 - International Relations Theory Second Semester, 2009 MEAS2104 - Islam : History and Institutions POLS1004 - Money, Power, War POLS1005 - Introduction to International Relations POLS2011 - Development and Change First Semester, 2010 MEAS2105 - The Political Economy of the Middle East MEAS2108 - Gallipoli: History and National Imagination POLS2031 - Politics in the Middle East POLS3001 - Australian Foreign Policy: Australia's Foreign Wars POLS3017 - International Relations Theory Second Semester, 2010 MEAS2001 - New States of Eurasia: Emerging Issues in Politics and Security MEAS2104 - Islam : History and Institutions POLS1005 - Introduction to International Relations POLS2011 - Development and Change POLS2070 - Politics in Central Asia POLS2097 - Strategy I: Grand Strategy - Peace and Security Through War, Power, Force and Fraud

Courses that count towards this Major

Core Courses
ASIA2028 - Security and Strategic Studies A ASIA2030 - Security and Strategic Studies B

First Year
ASIA1025 - Individual and Society in Asia and the Pacific A ASIA1030 - Individual and Society in Asia and the Pacific B

Later Year

ASIA2014 - China Now ASIA2017 - International Relations in North East Asia ASIA2019 - Society and Economy in China: The People's Republic ASIA2020 - Engaging Asia: Working with Government ASIA2023 - Japanese Economic Development Since World War 2 ASIA2026 - The Politics of China ASIA2027 - The Future of East Timor ASIA2032 - Japanese Law and Society ASIA2039 - Burma/Myanmar - a Country in Crisis ASIA2045 - Lies, Conspiracy and Propaganda ASIA2046 - Japan and the World: Ideas in International Relations ASIA2047 - Human Security: Conflict, Displacement and Peace Building ASIA2048 - Religion and Nationalism in Korea and Japan ASIA2056 - Korean and Japanese Cinema: Shaping Identities through the Lens ASIA2060 - Southeast Asian Security ASIA2066 - The Chinese Art of War: Sunzi Bingfa ASIA2163 - Religion and Politics in South Asia B ASIA2165 - Islam in Southeast Asia ASIA2267 - India: The Emerging Giant ASIA2413 - Contemporary Vietnamese Society ASIA2515 - Malaysia - A Developing Multicultural Society ASIA2516 - Indonesia: Politics, Society and Development ASIA6032 - Japanese Law and Society HIST2110 - Approaches to History MEAS2108 - Gallipoli: History and National Imagination PASI2001 - Learning Oceania: an Introduction to Pacific Studies PASI2002 - Pacific Encounters: an Introduction to History and Culture in Oceania PASI2003 - Themes in Contemporary Melanesia PASI6003 - Themes in Contemporary Melanesia

Out-of-Faculty Courses

MEAS2001 - New States of Eurasia: Emerging Issues in Politics and Security MEAS2104 - Islam : History and Institutions MEAS2105 - The Political Economy of the Middle East MEAS2108 - Gallipoli: History and National Imagination POLS1004 - Money, Power, War POLS1005 - Introduction to International Relations POLS2011 - Development and Change POLS2031 - Politics in the Middle East POLS2055 - Pacific Politics POLS2056 - Diplomacy and International Conflict POLS2070 - Politics in Central Asia POLS2097 - Strategy I: Grand Strategy - Peace and Security Through War, Power, Force and Fraud POLS2098 - Strategy II: Revolution, Terror, Resistance, Rebellion and Death POLS3001 - Australian Foreign Policy: Australia's Foreign Wars POLS3017 - International Relations Theory

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