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Bachelor of Arts (Applied Linguistics)
Students who complete two majors: English and either Translation or Literacy, can graduate with a Bachelor of Arts (Applied Linguistics) provided that they have also successfully completed the Christian Foundation Minor as well as LN220.306 and LN202.306 from the TESOL minor.
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Recommended Study Sequence
Bachelor of Arts (Applied Linguistics) – English and Literacy Major
Semester 1, Year 1
Semester 2, Year 1
- English Literature Survey 1
- Theological Foundations for the Arts
- 1 ‘part’ of student's choice
Summer prior to Year 2
- Linguistics & Language Learning (compulsory elective)
Semester 1, Year 2
- English Literature Survey 2
- Faith and Spirituality in Today’s World OR Biblical Studies
- Christian Formation OR Psychology & Christianity
- Structure of Languages 1 (compulsory elective)
Semester 2, Year 2
- Australian Literature
- Translation and Semantics 1
- Literacy Theories in Minority Contexts
- 1 ‘part’ of student's choice
Semester 1, Year 3
Semester 2, Year 3
- Literature and Religion
- Theology and Film
- Training in Intercultural Contexts
- Developing Materials for Minority Languages
Bachelor of Arts (Applied Linguistics) – English and Translation Major
Semester 1, Year 1
- English Composition
- Introduction to Sociolinguistics
- Introduction to Literacy
- Christian Formation OR Psychology & Christianity
Semester 2, Year 1
- English Literature Survey 1
- Theological Foundations for the Arts
- Living in Christ
- 1 other ‘part’ of students choice
Semester 1, Year 2
- English Literature Survey 2
- Structure of Languages 1 (compulsory elective)
- Structure of Languages 2
- Faith and Spirituality in Today’s World OR Biblical Studies
Semester 2, Year 2
- Australian Literature
- Translation and Semantics 1
- Translation and Semantics 2
- 1 ‘part’ of student's choice
Semester 1, Year 3
Semester 2, Year 3
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