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Handbook, 1978 THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE FACULTY 0F ARTS HANDBOOK, 1978 PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY ADDENDUM (This paragraph to be read together with page 71.) STUDENT WORK LOAD Students will note that the Handbook specifies hours for prescribed lectures and classes. In all departments, essays and reading guides impose extra load on student time. Supervision and correction of essays and guidance in reading are the responsibility of staff and occasion many hours of individual consultation between students and staff. Students should be aware that a minimum of 8 hours per week per subject will need to be spent in these required activities, in addition to the formal contact hours specified in the details for each subject. In exceptional circumstances the Council is empowered to suspend subjects and to vary the syllabus of a subject. Details of any such alteration will be available from the appropriate Faculty or Board of Studies and will be announced on departmental notice-boards. SCIENCE SUBJECTS — ENROLMENT PROCEDURE Students enrolling for any subjects in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics or any other subject listed under the heading 'Science Subjects' In section 'Details of Subjects' should consult the Faculty of Science Handbook for correct subject and unit numbers; and should also consult the Assistant to the Dean of Science. TABLE OF CONTENTS Officers of the Faculty of Arts 6 Directory 7 Senior Teaching Staff 9 General Information 15 Student Information Booklet 1978 15 Dates in 1978 15 Enrolment 15 Location of Lectures and Tutorials 16 Part-time Students 16 Evening Lectures 16 Leave of Absence 16 University General Principles of Selection for First-Year Courses 17 Selection Into Arts 19 Application Procedures for New Students (including Graduates) 19 Transfers from other faculties 19 Students wishing to resume an Arts Course 19 Special Principles of Selection in Faculty of Arts 19 Undergraduate Quota 19 Sub-quotas 20 Subject Quotas 21 Reservations of Places in B.A. Quota 21 Prerequisites 21 Diploma in Criminology 22 Examinations 23 Special Consideration 24 Special Examinations 24 Last Subject of a Degree Course 25 Study Progress 25 Melbourne University Arts Faculty Association 26 Description of Courses Available 27 Half Subjects 28 Classical Social Theory 28, 510 Interdepartmental Programmes 28, 503 Beginners' Courses in Languages 28 Linguistics 29, 175 Criminology 29, 104 Ordinary Degree 29 Honours Degree 30 Examples of Social Science Studies in Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce Courses 31 Information for Combined Course Students 33 Combined Course for Degree of Bachelor of Arts and Diploma in Criminology 33 Combined Course for Degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws 33 Information for Students Intending to proceed to Bachelor of Social Work Degree 35 Students currently enrolled for Bachelor of Arts/Diploma of Social Studies 35 3 Students who have graduated in another faculty 35 Students who have completed the Diploma of Social Studies 36 Students transferring from other universities, interstate, overseas, or within Victoria 37 Planning a Course 37 Subjects 38 Experimental First Year 49 Special Studies 1A and 1B 50 Graduate Studies 51 Postgraduate Diploma in Criminology 51, 104 Postgraduate Diploma in French Studies 51, 210 Postgraduate Diploma in Geography 51, 225 Postgraduate Diploma in Public Policy 51, 448 Master of Arts Preliminary 51 Master of Arts 51 Master of Arts Examination 52 Doctor of Philosophy 52 Doctor of Letters 53 Postgraduate Supervision 53 Regulations 55 Bachelor of Arts (Reg. 3.5) 55 Ordinary Degree 56 Degree with Honours 57 Master of Arts (Reg. 3.6) 59 Doctor of Letters (Reg. 3.7) 61 Diploma in Journalism (Reg. 3.8—temp. reg.) 62 Diploma in Criminology (Reg. 3.10) 62 Doctor of Philosophy (Reg. 3.60) 63 Postgraduate Diploma in French Studies (Reg. 3.85) 68 Postgraduate Diploma in Geography (Reg. 3.85А) 69 Postgraduate Diploma in Public Policy (Reg. 3.85В ) 69 Details of Subjects 71 Ancient Greek 74 Arabic 381 Behavioural Studies 457 Bengali 309 Chinese 113 Classical Studies 83 Computer Science 93 Criminology 104 Dutch 234 East Asian Studies 130 Economic History 145 Economics 133 English 159 English for Foreign Students (Norwood Language Centre) 73 Fine Arts 180 Foreign Language Reading Courses for Honours Arts Students 72 French 190 French Reading Course (Harwood Language Centre) 72 4 Geography 213 German 229 German Reading Course (Norwood Language Centre) 73 Government and Society 442 Hebrew 378 History 245 History and Philosophy of Science 288 Indian Studies 301 Indonesian and Malayan Studies 312 International Relations 440 Italian 328 Japanese 126 Latin 76 Linguistics 175 Mathematics 340 Middle Eastern Studies 368 Modern Greek 79 Music 395 Philosophy 404 Political Science 432 Political Sociology 441 Politics 433 Psychology 451 Public Administration 441 Regional and Urban ;Economic Studies 141 Rhetoric 163 Russian 466 Russian Literature and Society 468 Science Subjects 492 The Biology of Man 492 Biology 492 Chemistry 493 Geology 495 Physics 497 Social Studies 498 Social Biology 499 Statistics 477 Swedish 237 Syriac 377 Interdisciplinary Studies and Continuing Education 503 Interdisciplinary Studies 503 Eighteenth Century Studies 503 Religious Studies 505 Recent Social Theory 507 Drama 508 Problems of Peace and Conflict 509 Classical Social Theory 510 European Romanticism 515 Continuing Education 517 Combined Honours Courses 519 Table of Contents 519 Courses 521 Financial Assistance 560 Enrolment—Arts Subjects and Codes 568 5 Faculty of Arts OFFICERS OF THE FACULTY OF ARTS (as at 20 September 1977) 0119ce of the Dean Dean, MR E. A. HOCK Sub-Dean, MR D. J. O'HEARN Assistant Sub-Dean, DR J. GARDINER Assistants to the Sub-Dean, MISS L. BROUGHTON, MS H. O'SHEA, MISS H. R. REILLY, MISS 'C. ENGLISH Secretary to the Dean, MISS J. TURNER Receptionist, MRS G. LUCAS Senior Secretary, MS M. BATTEN Faculty SeØtariat Assistant Registrar (Arts), MR P. G. MORGAN Administrative Officer, MR J. GORNY Administrative Assistant, MR P. FULSTON Office Secretary, MRS D. OLLE All correspondence should be addressed to the Registrar. в Faculty of Arts DIRECTORY THE HORWOOD LANGUAGE CENTRE John Medley Building 1st floor West Tower CLASSICAL STUDIES John Medley Building 6th floor East Tower COMPUTER SCIENCE Richard Berry Вuiiding CRIMINOLOGY 33 Royal Parade EAST ASIAN STUDIES John Medley Building CHINESE 5th floor West Tower JAPANESE 5th floor West Tower ECONOMICS (FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND New Commerce Building COMMERCE) ENGLISH John Medley Bui!ding 2nd Floor West Tower FINE ARTS John Medley Building 5th floor East Tower FRENCH Babel 6th floor GEOGRAPHY Redmond Barry Building 9th floor GERMANIC STUDIES Babel GERMAN 4th floor DUTCH 3rd floor SWEDISH 3rd floor HISTORY John Medley Building 3rd floor West Tower HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE Old Arts Building ground floor INDIAN STUDIES Old Arts Building 1st floor INDONESIAN AND MALAYAN STUDIES John Medley Building 6th floor West Tower ITALIAN Babel 2nd floor Richard Berry Building MATHEMATICS ground floor MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES Old Arts Building 1st floor MUSIC (FACULTY OF MUSIC) Royal Parade Entrance PHILOSOPHY Old Arts Building ground floor POLITICAL SCIENCE John Medley Building 4th floor West Tower PSYCHOLOGY Redmond Barry Building 12th floor and Old Commerce Building RUSSIAN Babel ground floor STATISTICS Richard Berry Building ground floor ARTS FACULTY OFFICE John Medley Building 1st floor East Tower LAW FACULTY OFFICE Law Quadrangle SCIENCE FACULTY OFFICE Old Geology Building 7 Faculty of Arts SOCIAL STUDIES OFFICE 23 Royal Parade Parkville CONTINUING EDUCATION Appointments Board Building ground floor STUDENT SERVICES LIAISON OFFICER Old Commerce Building 2nd floor STUDENT COUNSELLING 278 Faraday Street Carlton STUDENT FINANCIAL AID OFFICER 272 Faraday Street Carlton STUDENT HEALTH 249 Grattan Street Carlton STUDENT HOUSING 786 Swanston Street Carlton APPOINTMENTS BOARD Appointments Board Building 3rd floor CONTACT OFFICE Union STUDENTS REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL Union SPORTS UNION Union 8 Faculty of Arts SENIOR TEACHING STAFF (as at 10 November 1977) THE HORWOOD LANGUAGE CENTRE Director and Reader, Terence John Quinn, Ph.D. (Ohio State), M.A. (Monash), B.A. Senior Lecturers, Victor Austin, B.A., L: ès-L. (Paris) Werner Haarburger, B.A., B.Ed. Lecturer, Peter Kelly, B.A., Dip.Ed. Senior Technical Officer, L. Burr CLASSICAL STUDIES Chairman of Department and Professor, Graeme Wilber Clarke, B.A. (Oxon.), M.A. (N.Z. & lelb.), Litt.D., F.A.H.A. Professor, George. Henry Gellie, M.A., B.Ed. F.A.H.A.t Readers, Kenneth, John McKay, D.Litt. (Utrecht), M.A. Albert Dennis Pryor, M.A. (Cantab.) Senior Lecturers, Peter James Connor, M.A. (Cantab.), B.A. John Robert Charles Martyrs, M.A. (Cantab. & lelb.) Roger David Scott, M.A. (Cantab.), B.A. Lecturer, Kenneth Robin Jackson, M.A. (Princeton), B.A. (Oxon.) Lecturers in Modern Greek, Efstathios Gauntlett, B.A. (Oxon.) John Bernard Burke, M.A. Tutor, Jeffrey Neville Keddie, B.A. CRIMINOLOGY Chairman of Department and Reader, Stanley William Johnston, B.A., LL.B., M.A.C.E., Barrister-at-Law. Senior Lecturer, Kerry Leon Milte, LL.B., Dip.Crim., Barrister-at-Law. Lecturers, Dennis Owen Challinger, В.Sc. (Monash), М .A. Lynette Ethel Foreman, LL.B., Dip.Crim. •Deidre Ngaio Greig, B.A., Dip.Ed., Dip.Soc.Stud. Lecturer, Stanley Austin Lovegrove, M.A., Ph.D., М.A.Ps.S. Tutor, Maxwell Charles Hart, B.A., Dip.Crim. EAST ASIAN STUDIES Chairman of Department and Professor of Oriental Studies, Harry Felix Simon, B.A. (Lend.) M.A. Senior Lecturers in Chinese, Tsai-Hsien Chang, B.A. (Fu Jen & Coi.), M.A. (Mich. & lelb.) Robert Cheng-I-King, B.A. (Peking) Senior Lecturer in Japanese, William Braithwaite Eggington, B.A. (Lind. & Melb.) Lecturer in Chinese, Christine McEachran Liao, M.A. Lecturer in Japanese, Leslie Russell Oates, M.A. Senior Tutor in East Asian Studies, Joan Alison Anderson, B.A. Tutor in Japanese, Chizu Patricia Sherriff • Part-time t Personal Chair In the Department of Classical Studies.
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