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

Korean

The Department of Asian Languages and Studies offers a major and minor sequence in Korean language. There are two streams in Korean language: (a) for those who have no previous knowledge of Korean and (b) for those who have completed VCE Korean or its equivalent. Stream A (Beginners stream) consists of KOR1110 and KOR1120 and KOR3340 in the third year. Stream B (Post-VCE or equivalent) consists of KOR1210 and KOR1220 in the first year, KOR2310 and KOR2320 in the second year, KOR3330 and KOR3340, KOS3010 and KOS3020 in the third year. Placement tests are required for those students who intend to enrol in Stream B. The test will be conducted by the Korean language section.

Note: Students taking a major in Korean Stream B (Post-VCE or its equivalent) will not be able to take a minor in Korean studies.

Major sequence

A student wishing to take a major in Korean will undertake one of the following two streams.

Stream A: Beginners stream

+ KOR1110 Introduction to Korean, part 1

+ KOR1120 Introduction to Korean, part 2

+ KOR2210 Intermediate Korean, part 1

+ KOR2220 Intermediate Korean, part 2

+ KOR3310 Advanced intermediate Korean, part 1

+ KOR3320 Advanced intermediate Korean, part 1

+ KOR3330 Readings in contemporary Korean, part 1

+ KOR3340 Readings in contemporary Korean, part 2

Stream B: Post-VCE or equivalent

+ KOR1210 Intermediate Korean, part 1

+ KOR1220 Intermediate Korean, part 2

+ KOR2310 Advanced Intermediate Korean, part 1

+ KOR2320 Advanced intermediate Korean, part 1

+ KOR3330 Readings in contemporary Korean, part 1

+ KOR3340 Readings in contemporary Korean, part 2

+ KOS3010 Korean politics and economy

+ KOS3020 Korean society

Minor sequence

A minor in Korean will consist of the following two streams