Charles Sturt University

Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

Enrolment through

Bathurst campus
Wagga Wagga campus

Study mode

On campus
Distance education

Normal course duration

Full-time 1 year (2 sessions)
Part-time 2 years (4 sessions)

Admission Criteria

The Honours program is available to applicants who have been awarded or who are eligible to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts from Charles Sturt University; and, in certain circumstances, to applicants who have a comparable degree from this or another institution. Applicants will normally be required to have a major in their proposed Honours disciplinary area, and to have attained grades of credit or better in the second and third -level subjects of the major (or to have what is deemed to be the equivalent from another institution).

Acceptance into the Honours program is subject to the approval of the discipline coordinator and is at the discretion of the Head of School in which the discipline is located.

Applicants for entry to psychology honours must have completed a major in psychology accredited by the Australian Psychological Society and have completed PSY301 Advanced Research Methods in Psychology or its equivalent with a grade of credit or better.

Course requirements

To graduate, students must satisfactorily complete a minimum of 64 subject points.

Honours is offered in the disciplines of art history, english, history, psychology and sociology. Subjects in the respective disciplines are listed below.

Honours in Art History

ART401 Theories of Criticism
ART402 Reading Subject
ART403 Dissertation

Honours in English

LIT411 Literary Criticism
LIT401 Dissertation
LIT414 Literature Reading Subject

Honours in History

HST411 Theory and Method of History
HST412 Reading Subject
HST401 Dissertation

Honours in Psychology*

PSY420 Current Issues in Psychology
PSY424 Psychology Dissertation
PSY421 Clinical Psychology
either
PSY423 Industrial/Organisational
Psychology
or
PSY422 Forensic Psychology
* Psychology Honours subjects are coordinated from Bathurst. Students based in Wagga Wagga enrol in the distance education mode and attend compulsory residential schools in Bathurst. They receive tutorial support in Wagga Wagga and may have their dissertation supervised by staff in Wagga Wagga.

Honours in Sociology

SOC411 Advanced Sociological Theory
SOC412 Advanced Methodology
SOC413 Reading Subject
SOC421 Dissertation

Inquiries

Course Coordinator
Dr Reg Naulty
School of Humanities & Social Sciences
Telephone (069) 33 2684
Facsimile (069) 33 2792


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Last revised: 3 January 1996

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