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All areas of study information should be read in conjunction with the relevant course entry in the Handbook. The units listed for this area of study relate only to the 'Requirements' outlined in the Faculty of Arts component of any bachelors double degrees.
DescriptionThe Mykola Zerov Centre for Ukrainian Studies offers Ukrainian in a beginners and an advanced stream. Both can be taken for one, two or three years to achieve a sequence, minor or major in Ukrainian studies. Both streams feature composite units, which aim not only to develop students' competence in the written and spoken language, but also to introduce them to modern Ukrainian literature, culture and history, as well as the political life of the Ukraine today. Right of school to determine entry level and approve accelerated enrolmentThe Ukrainian studies program convenor retains the right to determine the proper proficiency level for any particular student. Students are not permitted to accelerate their enrolment without first consulting the program convenor. Non-Arts studentsIn some non-Arts courses students are able to take Arts electives and count them towards their course. Students who decide that they want to study a language as part of their non-Arts course should:
Note: Because some students will be unable to study language as first-year level units, the School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics has created second-year level codes to enable non-Arts students to complete the equivalent of a first-year sequence in their chosen language. Students wishing to enrol in these units, must discuss any future enrolment with the relevant language program before enrolling. Language Study Abroad programThe centre has links to universities in L'viv and Kyiv and encourages students to take one semester of study in the Ukraine. Students can choose to study an approved subject in Ukrainian at a foreign institution in semester one or two. For detailed information contact the Ukrainian studies program. Note: Depending on the teaching institution, Ukrainian study abroad units may be CSP-liable or only available on a fee-paying basis. Students may be eligible to apply for Monash Abroad Study grants. UnitsFirst-year sequenceA sequence is normally a first semester first-year level unit which is followed by a second semester first-year level unit in the same discipline. Minor sequenceStudents complete a standard minor chosen from one of the following options:
Major sequenceStudents complete a standard major consisting of six core language units as listed below and also including two electives chosen from units that can be counted towards the discipline. NOTE: Students may replace some of their core language units with alternate intensive in-country units (up to 24 points), or can choose language study abroad units as electives. Major sequences - choosing the right entry pointStudents wishing to undertake Ukrainian have the option of starting in one of two entry points. The following sequences are provided as guides only. There are several ways to structure your Ukrainian studies major. Students who wish to accelerate through the proficiency levels either by taking Study Abroad units or because language acquisition results allow this, must consult with the program before enrolling. Basic major sequenceBasic Ukrainian major, entry point 1For students with little or no knowledge of Ukrainian.
Advanced major sequenceAdvanced Ukrainian major, entry point 2For students who have completed VCE in Ukrainian or can demonstrate an equivalent level of competence.
Relevant CoursesDiplomas
BachelorsSingle degrees
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