MONASH UNIVERSITY FACULTY HANDBOOKS
Arts Undergraduate Handbook 1996
Published by Monash University
Clayton, Victoria 3168, Australia
Caution
Copyright © Monash University 1996
ISBN 1320-6222
Authorised by Academic Registrar, April 1996
Honours courses
Students desiring to enrol in pure honours in Indonesian/Malay must complete a
major sequence in Indonesian/Malay with marks at credit level or above in
subjects to the value of sixteen points at the third-year level with a further
eight points at credit level in second or third years. Students intending to
enter pure honours in Indonesian/Malay are strongly advised to complete
Indonesian studies subjects. Students who have completed honours may proceed to
a number of MA programs and to the PhD. For details consult the graduate
studies handbook.
Combined honours may be undertaken in Indonesian and another discipline
provided that all honours requirements are met in both disciplines and subject
to the approval of the heads of both departments concerned. A pass with credit
or higher in the appropriate prerequisite subject gives access to honours or
fourth-year level subjects. These may be chosen from the following language and
studies:
Language
+ INM4419 Indonesian for special purposes, part 1
+ INM4429 Indonesian for special purposes, part 2
+ INM4439 Beginning Javanese, part 1
+ INM4449 Beginning Javanese, part 2
+ INM4459 Beginning Sundanese, part 1
+ INM4469 Beginning Sundanese, part 2
+ INM4479 Introduction to Classical Malay, part 1
+ INM4489 Introduction to Classical Malay, part 2
+ INM4519 Intermediate Javanese, part 1
+ INM4529 Intermediate Javanese, part 2
+ INM4539 Intermediate Sundanese, part 1
+ INM4549 Intermediate Sundanese, part 2
+ INM4559 Classical Malay, part 1
+ INM4569 Classical Malay, part 2
+ INM4579 Special project in Indonesian (first semester)
+ INM4589 Special project in Indonesian (second semester)
+ INM4599 Introduction to Old Javanese, part 1
+ INM4609 Introduction to Old Javanese, part 2
Studies
+ INS4119 Introduction to regional and classical literature of
Indonesian
+ INS4219 Literature and society in Indonesia
+ INS4319 Indonesian theatrical traditions
+ INS4419 Gender and its representation in Indonesian societies
+ An approved unit, related to the candidate's thesis topic, taught in
another department
Indonesian studies
A major and a minor sequence in Indonesian studies are also offered within the
department. The Department of Asian Languages and Studies strongly recommends
that students majoring in Indonesian studies complete a minor sequence in
Indonesian language. Students majoring in Indonesian studies who do not
complete at least a minor sequence in Indonesian language must complete a
first-year sequence in Indonesian language as well as a minor sequence in a
`discipline study'. Students majoring in Indonesian studies who entered Monash
University after the beginning of 1993 must complete a minor in
Indonesian/Malay language or build on a minor sequence in a discipline (eg
sociology, linguistics) to the satisfaction of the discipline concerned. There
is no language requirement for students minoring in Indonesian studies.
Major sequence
A major in Indonesian studies consists of the following subjects:
First year
ASN1010 and ASN1020 Introduction to Asian civilisations, parts 1 and 2
Second/third year
INS2010/INS3010 (Indonesian societies and cultures) plus a further thirty-two
points from offerings within the Department of Asian Languages and Studies and
selected courses from anthropology, geography, history, music, politics and
visual arts. Subjects from other departments available within an Indonesian
studies major include:
+ ANY3230 Culture and conflict in Indonesia
+ ANY3490 Society and culture in mainland Southeast Asia
+ [[breve]]ANY3510 A comparative examination of cultures in South and
Southeast Asia
+ DTS2050/3050 Asian theatre: an introduction
+ GES2710/3710 Southeast Asia
+ HSY2710/3710 Southeast Asia: the early modern era to c.1900
+ HSY3190 Indonesia in the twentieth century
+ HSY3720 Tradition and transformation in Southeast Asia
+ MUS1050 Introduction to Asian music, dance and theatre
+ MUS1060 Gamelan performing arts
+ MUS2260/3260 Asian music: three great traditions
+ MUS2480 Performance studies: Indonesian gamelan
+ MUS3830 Music of Southeast Asia I: Indonesia
+ PLT1060 Rich world: poor world
+ PLT2750/3750 Gender in Asian politics
+ PLT3930 Southeast Asian politics
+ VSA2670/3670 Asian cinema
+ VSA3750 Indonesian and Southeast Asian film and television
Students undertaking a major in Indonesian studies should undertake not less
than twenty-eight of the fifty-two points required for the major from courses
offered within the Department of Asian Languages and Studies.
Minor sequence
A minor in Indonesian studies will normally consist of the following
subjects:
First year
ASN1010 and ASN1020 (Introduction to Asian civilisations, parts 1 and 2)
Second year
INS2010/INS3010 (Indonesian societies and cultures) plus a further eight
points.
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