Swedish Major

Major/Minor/Specialisation !105-AA-MAJ+1048 (2009)

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Year and Campus:	2009

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Associate Professor Catrin Norrby

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Overview:	Swedish A major in Swedish usually consists of 112.5 points comprising: first-year subjects in Swedish (25 points); and second-year subjects in Swedish (37.5 points); and third-year subjects in Swedish (50 points). Students who commenced their degree before 2007 will need to complete 112.5 points toward this major in order to complete the major. For the specific major structure you must follow, refer to the handbook produced in the year you commenced your degree, available online at http://www.unimelb.edu.au/HB/. Students who commenced in 2007 and have completed 37.5 points of Swedish the first year of their language stream will usually need to complete 37.5 points at second year and 37.5 at third year to complete a Swedish language major.
Subject Options:	Swedish Level 1 Subjects Subject Study Period Commencement: Credit Points: 126-144 Swedish Language and Culture 1A Semester 1 12.50 126-145 Swedish Language & Culture 1B Semester 2 12.50 Swedish Level 2 Core Subjects Students completing a major must also take one level two electives along with the subjects below. Subject Study Period Commencement: Credit Points: 126-064 Swedish Language & Culture 2A Semester 1 12.50 126-065 Swedish Language & Culture 2B Semester 2 12.50 Swedish Level 3 Core Subjects Students completing a major must also take two level three electives along with the subjects below. Subject Study Period Commencement: Credit Points: 126-070 Swedish Language & Culture 3A Semester 1 12.50 126-071 Swedish Language & Culture 3B Semester 2 12.50 Swedish Level 2/3 Elective Subjects Subject Study Period Commencement: Credit Points: 116-028 Screening Europe: Image and Identity Not offered in 2009 12.50 119-200 Language and Society in Europe Not offered in 2009 12.50 119-201 European Modernism Semester 2 12.50 119-211 Memory & Memoirs of 20th Century Europe Semester 1 12.50 671-324 Screening Europe: Image and Identity Not offered in 2009 12.50 673-379 Language and Society in Europe Not offered in 2009 12.50 119-301 European Modernism Semester 2 12.50 673-380 Memory & Memoirs of 20th Century Europe Semester 1 12.50
Related Course(s):	Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts & Bachelor Laws Bachelor of Arts & Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Arts & Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Arts (Combined Theology) Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Teaching Bachelor of Arts and Sciences Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) and Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) and Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Engineering (Computer) and Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) and Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental) and Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical &Manufacturing) and Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Engineering (Software) and Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Geomatic Engineering and Bachelor of Arts

Overview:

Swedish

A major in Swedish usually consists of 112.5 points comprising:

first-year subjects in Swedish (25 points); and
second-year subjects in Swedish (37.5 points); and
third-year subjects in Swedish (50 points).

Students who commenced their degree before 2007 will need to complete 112.5 points toward this major in order to complete the major. For the specific major structure you must follow, refer to the handbook produced in the year you commenced your degree, available online at http://www.unimelb.edu.au/HB/. Students who commenced in 2007 and have completed 37.5 points of Swedish the first year of their language stream will usually need to complete 37.5 points at second year and 37.5 at third year to complete a Swedish language major.

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