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International studies - Faculty of Arts
Offered by the School of Historical Studies
Campus availability: Berwick, Caulfield, Clayton, Malaysia, South Africa
NOTE: A first-year sequence only is offered on the Berwick campus. Berwick students wishing to complete a minor or major in international studies will need to travel to the Clayton or Caulfield campus.
NOTE: The sequence of units and units available differ between campuses. Please refer to the individual campus entries below.
Relevant courses
- 3785 Diploma in Arts (International Studies)
- 0002 Bachelor of Arts (and associated double degrees)
- 3910 Bachelor of Arts (Global)
- 1275 and 2476 Bachelor of Communication (and associated double degrees)
- 0202 Bachelor of Letters
International studies is a cross-disciplinary area of study administered by the School of Historical Studies, with units taught by a number of schools in the Faculty of Arts. Students begin by examining the history of the 20th century before moving on to study the issues facing the world in the 21st century. International studies brings to life the issues and events that have shaped, and continue to shape, our world. As the world globalises and nations and economies become more integrated, it is important to understand our world and the ideas and beliefs of our neighbours and trading partners. In order to compete in the international marketplace of products, ideas and knowledge, we need to understand and respect the cultures and beliefs of others.
Sequences
The structure of the minor and major in international studies varies between campuses - students should refer to the information for the campus on which they are enrolled.
First year sequence - all campuses
A first year in International Studies on all campuses consists of the core units INT1010 and INT1020.
Minor sequence
Students complete a standard minor (24 points) chosen from the INT core units listed below for their campus.
Major sequence
Students complete a standard major (48 points) including at least six core units chosen from the units listed below for their campus.
Units
Berwick, Caulfield and Clayton
First-year level
Core units
Second/Third-year level
Core units
Choose at least four of the following core units:
- INT2015/INT3015 Production, consumerism and the environment in the contemporary world
- INT2030/INT3030 Nationality, ethnicity and conflict
- INT2040/INT3040 Globalisation and its discontents
- INT2050/INT3050 Mobile Worlds: Migrants refugees and the politics of belonging
- INT2055/INT3055 Global disasters: Impact, inquiry and change
- INT2060/INT3060 Global cultures, local traditions: Creating and consuming (popular) culture
- INT2065/INT3065 International development in a globalising world
- INT2075/INT3075 Faith in the future: Religion and spirituality in a globalising world
- INT2095/INT3095 Travel and global encounters
- INT2120/INT3120 After War: Justice, memory, reconciliation
- INT2130/INT3130 Global Cities: Past, present, future
- INT2150/INT3150 Global indigeneity
- INT2160/INT3160 Transnational culture in theatre, literature and film
- INT2910/INT3910 Poverty, ecology, and international justice
- INT2920/INT3920 The ethics of global conflict
- INT3140 After atrocity: The Holocaust, South Africa, Rwanda
Electives
Choose no more than 12 points from the following:*
- AIS2010/AIS3010 Social justice and Indigenous Australians
- AIS2020/AIS3020 Racism and prejudice
- ANY2350/ANY3350 Questions of identity: Ethnicity, nationalism and globalisation
- ANY3480 The third world
- ASN2010/ASN3010 Global change and changing identities in Asia
- ASN2170/ASN3170 Women in Asia: Gender, tradition and modernity
- CHB2100 Ethics, ownership and the genetic marketplace
- COM2000/COM3000 Media, modernities and the everyday
- COM2080/COM3080 Youth media
- COM2120/COM3120 True north: Culture, region and identity
- ENH2660/ENH3660 Here and there: The literature of travel
- ENH2800/ENH3800 In other words: Post colonial literatures
- EUR2080/EUR3080 The identity of Europe today
- EUR2090/EUR3090 Culture and conflict: Europe in the 20th century
- EUR3520 Filming the nation: (Re)configuring European national myths
- EUR3620 Contemporary intellectuals and the idea of Europe
- GES2340/GES3340 Cities and sustainability
- GES2660/GES3660 Power and poverty: Geographies of uneven global development
- GES2760 Place and the politics of identity
- GND2070/GND3070 Rethinking global culture: Sex, race, consumption
- HSY2035/HSY3035 Heresy, persecution, identity: Confronting religious orthodoxies
- HSY2095/HSY3095 The Middle East in the twentieth century
- HSY2105/HSY3105 Religion and genocide in twentieth century India
- HSY2275/HSY3275 Islam: Principles, civilization, influence
- HSY2460/HSY3460 The Vietnam war
- HSY2725/HSY3725 Nationalism and revolution in Southeast Asia
- HSY2955/HSY3955 Searching for the American dream (12 points)
- HSY2985/HSY3985 Twentieth-century America: Race, rights and power
- JPS2110/JPS3110 Japanese society in the new millennium
- JPS2150/JPS3150 Japanese culture: Identity and tradition
- JPS2710/JPS3710 Australia-Japan relations
- PHL2810/PHL3810 Environmental ethics
- PHL2850/PHL3850 Topics in Indian philosophy
- PLT2040/PLT3040 Raging against the machine: The politics of rock and global identities
- PLT2090/PLT3090 Reflections on humanity: Truth, freedom and power
- PLT2120/PLT3120 Politics and violence: Conquest, exclusion and reconciliation
- PLT2152/PLT3152 Nationalism: Interpretations
- PLT2230/PLT3230 International political economy
- PLT2280/PLT3280 Order and violence in international society
- PLT2460/PLT3460 Crisis Zone: The international relations of the Middle East
- PLT2470/PLT3470 Politics of development
- PLT2650/PLT3650 Terrorism and violence in global politics
- PLT2850/PLT3850 Defended to death? Arms control and international security
- PLT2960/PLT3960 Seeking a new world order? Washington and world politics
- PLT2980/PLT3980 Issues in global politics
- TAD2030/TAD3030 Fashion, image and advertising
* NOTE: Some of these electives may require permission from schools as students may not have completed first-year sequences in the appropriate discipline.
Malaysia
First-year level
Core units
Second/Third-year level
Core units
Electives
- HPL3503 International relations
- WMN2150/WMN3150 Rethinking global culture: Sex, race, consumption
- WRT2407 Postcolonial and diasporic literature
South Africa
First-year level
Core units
Second/Third-year level
Core units
- INT2030/INT3030 Nationality, ethnicity and conflict
- INT2040/INT3040 Globalisation and its discontents
- INT2050/INT3050 Mobile Worlds: Migrants refugees and the politics of belonging
- INT2060/INT3060 Global cultures, local traditions: Creating and consuming (popular) culture
- INT3140 After atrocity: The Holocaust, South Africa, Rwanda
Electives
Contacts
Enrolment advice
Judith Bothroyd
Room W628 , West Wing, Menzies building, Clayton campus
Telephone: +61 3 9905 2187
Email: International.studies.enquiries@arts.monash.edu.au
Liisa Williams
Coursework officer, W605, West Wing, Menzies building, Clayton campus
Telephone: +61 3 9905 2199
Email: liisa.williams@arts.monash.edu.au
Enquiries (South Africa): 144 Peter Road, Ruimsig, South Africa
Telephone +27 11 950 4009
Fax +27 11 950 4004
Email inquiries@monash.ac.za
Enquiries (Malaysia):Jalan Lagoon Selatan 46150,Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Tel +60 3 5514 6000
Fax +60 3 5514 6001
Email info@monash.edu.my
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