Indonesian

Indonesian language subjects are organised in a progressive sequence (of units). Entry and exit points are determined by the student’s background in the language, placement testing, prerequisites, or at the discretion of the language program. Students normally progress through the subjects in consecutive order. Mid-year entry is also possible into subjects with even numbers, subject to appropriate prior experience and approval from the Convenor of the language program.

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Duration: Duration: The Graduate Diploma in Arts in this area of specialisation language subjects are taken in sequence over 3 years part-time. This specialisation is not available to international students.

There are three standard entry points:

• Indonesian 1 entry point: Students who have never studied Indonesian before or have only rudimentary knowledge of the language usually enter the progression at Indonesian 1
• Indonesian 3 entry point: Students who have completed VCE Indonesian (Second Language) Standard IB Indonesian or have an equivalent language level usually enter the progression at Indonesian 3
• Indonesian 5 entry point: Students who preform at an advanced level in Indonesian, for example those who have completed VCE Indonesian (First Language) or have lived or studied in Indonesia, usually enter at Indonesian 5

The Graduate Diploma in Arts in this area of specialisation requires:

Indonesian 1 Entry Point

• two Level 1 compulsory subjects (25 points)
• three Level 2 compulsory subjects (37.5 points)
• one Level 3 elective subjects (12.5 points)
• two Level 4 compulsory subjects (25 points)

Indonesian 3 Entry Point

• two Level 1 compulsory subjects (25 points)
• three Level 2 compulsory subjects (37.5 points)
• one Level 3 elective subjects (12.5 points)
• two Level 4 compulsory subjects (25 points)

Indonesian 5 Entry Point

• two Level 1 compulsory subjects (25 points)
• three Level 2 core subjects (37.5 points)
• one Level 3 elective subjects (12.5 points)
• two Level 4 compulsory subjects (25 points)

Total 100 points

Students will have their appropriate entry point determined by the Indonesian Program, based on evidence of prior learning and/or results of a placement test as required. Please refer to the following link for further information:

http://www.asiainstitute.unimelb.edu.au/help/undergraduate_students/placement

Indonesian 1 entry point - Level 1 Compulsory Subjects

Two compulsory subjects (25 points)

Note: Indonesian 1 and Indonesian 2 were formerly called Indonesian 1A and Indonesian 1B respectively

Indonesian 1 entry point - Level 2 Compulsory Subjects

Three compulsory subjects (37.5 points)

Note: Indonesian 3 and Indonesian 4 were formerly called Indonesian 2A and Indonesian 2B respectively

Indonesian 1 entry point - Level 4 Compulsory Subjects

Two compulsory subjects (25 points)

Indonesian 3 entry point - Level 1

Two compulsory subjects (25 points)

Note: Indonesian 3 and Indonesian 4 were formerly called Indonesian 2A and Indonesian 2B respectively

Indonesian 3 entry point - Level 2

Three compulsory subjects (37.5 points)

Note: Indonesian 5 and Indonesian 6 were formerly called Indonesian 3A and Indonesian 3B respectively

Indonesian 3 entry point - Level 4 Compulsory Subjects

Two compulsory subjects (25 points)

Indonesian 5 entry point - Level 1 Compulsory Subjects

Two compulsory subjects (25 points)

Note: Indonesian 5 and Indonesian 6 were formerly called Indonesian 3A and Indonesian 3B respectively

Indonesian 5 entry point - Level 2 Core Subjects

Three core subjects (37.5 points)

Indonesian 5 entry point - Level 4 Compulsory Subjects

Two compulsory subjects (25 points)

Elective Subjects - Level 3

Indonesian 1 Entry Point

• once elective subject (12.5 points)

Indonesian 3 Entry Point

• once elective subject (12.5 points)

Indonesian 5 Entry Point

• once elective subject (12.5 points)