Offered By	ANU College of Asia and the Pacific

Because the value of languages only arises with an understanding of the context in which they are used, students will also choose a Contextual major. Students of the Chinese language, whilst it is not mandatory that they do so, are encouraged to choose the Chinese Contextual Major.

Requirements

Each Contextual major is made up of eight courses comprising of:

• two introductory level courses:
  
• One of these must be ASIA1025 Individual and Society in Asia and the Pacific A
• The other may be either ASIA1030, ASIA1066 or ASIA1067
  

• two core courses from the Chinese Contextual Major:
• ASIA1066 / ASIA2366 Introduction to Chinese Culture and Thought
• ASIA1067 / ASIA2367 Introduction to Chinese Society and Culture

• two to three ASIA courses directly related to the area of the major

• two other courses (not necessarily from FAS) that fit broadly into the major:
• Relevant courses, while broadly understood, will be confirmed by an academic advisor or the Sub-Dean.

The list of courses that count towards this major is indicative only, as students are encouraged to design their own major, with input and advice from an academic advisor.

The information published on the Study at ANU 2010 website applies to the 2010 academic year only. All information provided on this website replaces the information contained in the Study at ANU 2009 website.