Major - Chinese
Western Sydney University
Major
Code:
M1060.1
Related Courses
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1519.7
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Bachelor of Arts (Interpreting and Translation)
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1519.8
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Bachelor of Arts (Interpreting and Translation)
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1651.5
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)
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1651.6
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)
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1651.7
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)
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1651.8
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)
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1652.5
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)
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1652.6
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)
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1652.7
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)
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1652.8
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)
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1652.9
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)
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1655.8
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Bachelor of Arts (Dean's Scholars)
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1655.9
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Bachelor of Arts (Dean's Scholars)
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1692.7
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Bachelor of Arts (Interpreting and Translation) Dean's Scholars
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1706.1
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Bachelor of Arts
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1706.2
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Bachelor of Arts
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1706.3
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Bachelor of Arts
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1706.4
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Bachelor of Arts
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1707.4
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Bachelor of Communication/Bachelor of International Studies
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1708.2
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth - 5/Birth - 12)
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1708.3
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth - 5/Birth - 12)
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1708.5
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth - 5/Birth - 12)
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1808.2
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Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Social Science
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1808.3
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Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Social Science
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1810.1
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Bachelor of Languages and Linguistics
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1813.2
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Bachelor of Arts (Interpreting and Translation Studies) (exit only)
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1818.1
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Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business
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1818.2
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Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business
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1818.3
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Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business
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1818.4
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Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business
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1822.1
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary) Dean's Scholars
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1822.2
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary) Dean's Scholars
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1822.3
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary) Dean's Scholars
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1823.2
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary) Dean's Scholars
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1823.3
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary) Dean's Scholars
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1823.4
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary) Dean's Scholars
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1823.5
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Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary) Dean's Scholars
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1842.1
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Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Creative Industries
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1842.2
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Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Creative Industries
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2786.2
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Bachelor of Business
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2786.3
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Bachelor of Business
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3654.3
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Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology/Bachelor of Arts
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3763.1
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Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts
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3763.2
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Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts
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6005.1
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts
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6005.2
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts
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6005.3
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts
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6017.3
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth-5/Birth-12)
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6017.4
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth-5/Birth-12)
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6019.1
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)
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6019.2
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)
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6021.1
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)
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6021.2
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)
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6021.3
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)
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6021.4
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)
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6037.1
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Diploma in Business/Bachelor of Business
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6037.2
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Diploma in Business/Bachelor of Business
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6037.3
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Diploma in Business/Bachelor of Business
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6041.1
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Diploma in Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Interpreting and Translation)
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Available to students in other Western Sydney University Courses :
YES, if the specialisation is available on your Home campus. Please ensure your course structure allows space for enrolment in the units in this unit set. Students must also meet any pre-requisite requirements. Consult your Course Advisor for further advice.
Language majors aim to enable students to develop an appropriate level of proficiency in a second language which may be used for professional purposes such as teaching, interpreting and translation, business or international relations. Students undertaking a language major will be able to use the language in question according to its grammatical and pragmatic principles, communicate with native speakers appropriately in the spoken as well as the written mode, and demonstrate an understanding of the cultures and societies associated with the language.
Major
Structure
Inherent Requirements
There are Inherent Requirements for this major, please check the information online.
There are inherent requirements for this major that you must meet in order to successfully complete this major. Make sure you read and understand the requirements for your course online.
Inherent Requirements
There are three entry levels into language majors. Beginner’s level is for those with no previous study or minimal study of the language. Intermediate level is typically for students who: are non-native speakers with study of the language to HSC 2 Unit level or have a home background in the language but no comprehensive formal study, or who speak a non-standard variety (eg dialect). Post-Intermediate level is typically for students who are non-native speakers with substantial formal study and near-native competence; or are literate native speakers of a standard variety. Students should consult with the Languages staff regarding the progression sequence that best fits their level of skill. During the first two weeks of class, the lecturer will monitor the performance of students and advise students who need to transfer to a higher or lower class. Students may consult with the Languages Course Advisor, if they are unsure of their entry level. Students should avoid enrolling in units at different levels at the one time (eg: you should not enrol in Chinese 201 and 301 at the same time). Please check the current timetable as some units may not be offered every year. Advanced (Level 3) units may be offered on a rotational basis.
A major in Chinese comprises a sequence of 80 credit points with 60 credit points at Level 2 and 3 (with no less than 30 credit points of these at Level 3), however students commencing at beginners level, that is units 101 and 102, and who follow the recommended course structure, are only required to complete 20 credit points at Level 3.
Students should take units that reflect their level of competence in the language and they should not backtrack, i.e. they must not:
- take a Level 1 unit after passing a Level 2 unit in the same language; or
- take a Level 2 unit after passing a Level 3 unit in the same language.
Level 1 units
Level 2 units
Level 3 units
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100064
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Chinese 303: Twentieth-Century Chinese Literature
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100065
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Chinese 304: Chinese Classical Literature
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100066
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Chinese 305: Chinese Cinema
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100510
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Chinese 306: Traditional Chinese Thought
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100067
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Chinese 307: The Cultural Context of China
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101950
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Intercultural Communication
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100201
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Special Study in Languages and Linguistics
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Advanced entry level Chinese students may complete the following Level 1 pool units. The units will be recognised as Level 3 pool units for the purpose of specialisation completion.
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100194
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Introduction to Interpreting
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100195
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Introduction to Translation
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Please note
The Level 2 and Level 3 units listed below count towards completion of the major for students who may have passed units in the list below in 2015 or earlier.
400087- Applied Critical Methods
101454 - International Pragmatics
101710 - Languages and Grammatical Concepts 3A: Chinese
101668 - World Cinema