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I'm going to preface this by saying that I'm not 100% sure for arts education but for a normal arts degree you just can't do more than 12 units from one subject area in first year (i.e. if you're doing english again in second semester then no you can't do two in first semester) good idea...

hey guys! SIGN UP FOR PEER MENTORING! its a great way to meet new people, have questions answered and problems solved, make new contacts from arts and social sciences (inc. social work, education + international studies), and get tips from students who've been there done that and well let...

first of all you will have to do more than just chinese to meet your arts requirements. 2nd of all, if you want to learn the chinese language you have to learn about chinese culture. Mainly because learning about a language is useless without the cultural knowledge to understand how that...

usyd is shite for undergrad. if you want a good undergrad program just for political science then go to ANU. but if you want a good range of related subjects like international security, development, political economy, come to UNSW. There are some great lecturers, heaps of intelligent students...

Well personally, thats exactly what i hope to do. A PhD or masters. And yes, there probably aren't as many jobs to meet the ridiculous number of people doing the courses that are now at every uni but there are still plenty of options. Any government department will have a graduate entry program...

I got a scholarship for when i decide to go overseas at the beginning of last year. I never received anything from them to say they got my acceptance letter. I just plan to contact them when i organise to go on exchange to get my money!

why do you need someone to go with? At comedy night we had heaps of random ppl who didnt know anyone just out of the blue come up to my group and start talking to us. Chat up a yellow shirt, they're required to be nice. and yeah, Akmal was great but that first guy on Comedy Night was...

A mysterious anglo gal from Group A... we're all scared of you group B people! You seem to know so much! Don't you think its funny how our lectures were always split into group B up the back and group A up the front. Poor Wang Ping. She thought we were so silly. We'll have to break the divisions...

Number One Rule for First Years: ANYTHING OF IMPORTANCE CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND ONLINE! So to find out when you have to sit your placement test check the faculty website at http://languages.arts.unsw.edu.au this will direct you to a page that has every language and the date of placement...

Semester 1: CHIN2006 - Intermediate Chinese 1 GENM0701 - Contemporary Bioethics GENS4015 - Brave New World: Sci Fi, Sci Fact and Future GLST2101 - (un)Making the THird World: History and GLobal Development INST2300 - International Law Semester 2: CHIn2007 - Intermediate Chinese2...

my friend who is currently on msn tells me that you don't need to study. She did French last year and says that it involved a short written comprehension and some listening which only took about 20-30 mins. She claims that she understood very little and still got put into 3rd year. I dont know...

awww, yay you first years get to join our chinese club! Don't forget to say hello to us second years in your course too. We don't bite. Are you in group A or group B? Group A rocks!

for chinese we just had to sign a form in the first lecture saying that we had never studied the language before

General education subjects are for SECOND YEAR students. So yes, enrolment support has given you the correct information. You can do International Relations in first semester and then world history in second semester. ...But if you intend to undertake a career in international affairs, id...

err... thats prob not so great. English is one subject where the students tend to be really passionate about what they are studying, have read everything printed in the last 30 years and enjoy writing...

Since when are Chinese lectures three hours long???????? Ok, im assuming you are enrolled in 3rd year Chinese, in which case despite it saying they are lectures... they are actually seminars (more like tutorials than lectures). I think you will find that you have to go to these Chinese seminars...

Danton's Death by Buchner Beloved by Toni Morrison Blake's poetry (particularly The Marriage of Heaven and Hell) Walt Whitman's poetry Battleship Potemkin (classic Russian film) Sizwe Bansi is Dead by Fugard Burke Yeats Thoreau .... it's all on the school of english website

heya, i did ENGL1009 last year and it was a really interesting subject. English lecturers are among the best on campus because they are so incredibly passionate about what they teach and its infectious! There's a fair bit of work involved in the course, but no final exam (essays instead). You do...

an arts elective is just that. You can do whatever arts elective you like. And yeah, if you're doing two languages and you're not sure which you want to continue with it doesn't matter coz you just have to complete two years worth of languages. You could even change and do an entirely different...

i'd love to help you out there except that you didn't say what subjects you are doing. if you want to find out when subjects are on go to www.timetable.unsw.edu.au This website has all the classes and all the times. However, be aware that if you are doing a language having previously...