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Senate App 27 January 2018

FACULTY OF ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES

BACHELOR OF ARTS PROGRAMME STRUCTURE

AUGUST 2013 INTAKE ONWARDS

1. FACULTY OF ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE REGULATIONS

In the FASS Bachelor of Arts Degree Regulations document the following are stated:

• In order to graduate with a Major status, a student needs to have passed a minimum of 72

Modular Credits in their declared Single Major discipline.

• In order to get a Minor status, a minimum of 24 Modular Credits is required.

In conjunction with these clauses above, the following is the Bachelor of Arts Programme

Structure for the respective disciplines:

2. SOCIOLOGY & ANTHROPOLOGY

2.1 Single Major

In order to graduate with a Single Major in Sociology & Anthropology, a student will need to have

successfully completed a minimum of 72 Modular Credits within 4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Sociology & Anthropology Single Major:

Level Module code and Name

1000 AA-1201 Making Sense of Society

AA-1202 Understanding Culture

2000

AA-2201 Social Thought

AA-2202 Kinship, Marriage and Gender* / AG-2403 Kinship, Marriage and Gender AA-2203 Social Stratification AA-2204 Society, Culture and Economy

AA-2205 Race, Ethnicity and Nationalism

4000

AA-4201 Advanced Social Theory

AA-4203 Social Research Methods Seminar II

AA-4204 Anthropology of Religion

AA-4206 Popular Culture & Mass Media

*double-coded modules

2.2 Double Major

A student wishing to take Sociology & Anthropology as part of their Double Major must obtain

the Dean’s recommendation and successfully complete a minimum of 52 Modular Credits within

4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Sociology & Anthropology component of the Double Major:

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2000

AA-2201 Social Thought AA-2202 Kinship, Marriage and Gender* / AG-2403 Kinship, Marriage and Gender AA-2203 Social Stratification AA-2204 Society, Culture and Economy AA-2205 Race, Ethnicity and Nationalism

4000






2.3 Double Degree

A student wishing to take Sociology & Anthropology as part of their Double Degree must obtain


5 to 7 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Sociology & Anthropology Major of the

Double Degree:




2000

AA-2201 Social Thought

AA-2202 Kinship, Marriage and Gender* / AG-2403 Kinship, Marriage and Gender AA-2203 Social Stratification AA-2204 Society, Culture and Economy

AA-2205 Race, Ethnicity and Nationalism

4000






2.4 Minor

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Sociology & Anthropology must successfully complete a minimum of 24 Modular Credits in order to gain a Minor in this subject.

Out of the minimum 24 Modular Credits, it is recommended that the following modules be taken

for the Minor programme:


1000

AA-1201 Making Sense of Society


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2.5 Major Options

The following is the list of option modules for the Sociology & Anthropology major:

Level Module Code and Name

2000 AZ-2202 Social Inquiry

3000 AA-3301 Peoples and Cultures of Southeast Asia I

AA-3302 Social Psychology

AA-3303 Society and Culture in Borneo

AA-3304 Urban Society

AA-3305 Asian Anthropology and Asian Anthropologists

AA-3306 People’s and Cultures of Southeast Asia II

AA-3307 Sociology of Muslim Societies

AA-3308 Sociology of the Body*/AG-3404 Sociology of the Body

AZ-3304 Sociology of Development

AZ-3309 Education and Society in a Globalised World

4000 AA-4301 Advanced Social Theory

AA-4302 Research Methods Seminar I

AA-4305 Politics and Law in Comparative Perspective

AD-4305 Migration, Mobility and Development

AZ-4310 Anthropology of Food

AH-4312 Oral Sources and Methods for Historians and Social Scientists


3. BAHASA MELAYU & LINGUISTIK

3.1 Single Major

In order to graduate with a Single Major in Bahasa Melayu & Linguistik, a student will need to

have successfully completed a minimum of 72 Modular Credits within 4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Bahasa Melayu & Linguistik Single Major:


1000 AB-1201 Pengantar Linguistik Melayu

AB-1202 Fonetik dan Fonologi Bahasa Melayu

2000 AB-2201 Morfologi Bahasa Melayu

AB-2202 Sintaksis Bahasa Melayu

AB-2203 Semantik

4000 AB-4201 Seminar Bahasa

3.2 Double Major

A student wishing to take Bahasa Melayu & Linguistik as part of their Double Major must obtain


4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Bahasa Melayu & Linguistik component of

the Double Major:




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AB-2203 Semantik


3.3 Double Degree

A student wishing to take Bahasa Melayu & Linguistik as part of their Double Degree must obtain the Dean’s recommendation and successfully complete a minimum of 72 Modular Credits within

5 to 7 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Bahasa Melayu & Linguistik component of

the Double Degree:






AB-2203 Semantik


3.4 Minor

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Bahasa Melayu & Linguistik must successfully

complete a minimum of 24 Modular Credits in order to gain a Minor in this subject.

Out of the minimum 24 modular credits, it is recommended that the following modules be taken

for the Minor programme:




3.5 Major Options

The following is the list of option modules for the Bahasa Melayu & Linguistik major:


2000 AB-2301 Sosiolinguistik

AB-2302 Analisis Kesalahan Bahasa

AB-2303 Metodologi Penyelidikan Linguistik

3000 AB-3301 Kecekapan Komunikasi Lisan

AB-3302 Bahasa dan Politik

AB-3303 Bahasa dan Aksara

AB-3304 Linguistik dan Kesusasteraan

AB-3305 Bahasa dan Penulisan

AB-3306 Bahasa dan Kewartawanan

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4000 AB-4301 Psikolinguistik

AB-4302 Tatabahasa Generatif

AB-4303 Analisis Wacana

AB-4304 Linguistik Sejarawi

AB-4305 Teori-Teori Linguistik

AB-4308 Latihan Ilmiah

AB-4309 Bahasa, Budaya dan Masyarakat

AB-4310 Perkembangan Penelitian Tatabahasa Bahasa Melayu

AB-4311 Neurolinguistik

AB-4312 Standardisasi dan Perancangan Bahasa

AB-4313 Linguistik dan Terjemahan

AB-4314 Pragmatik

4. PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION & THE MEDIA

4.1 Single Major

In order to graduate with a Single Major in Professional Communication & the Media, a student

will need to have successfully completed a minimum of 72 Modular Credits within 4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Professional Communication & the Media

Single Major:


1000 AC-1201 Introduction to Communication

AC-1202 Introduction to Media Studies

2000 AC-2201 Analyzing Written Genres

AC-2202 Analyzing Visual Communication

AC-2203 History of the Media and Their Influences

AC-2204 Analyzing Talk

4.2 Double Major

A student wishing to take Professional Communication & the Media as part of their Double Major

must obtain the Dean’s recommendation and successfully complete a minimum of 52 Modular

Credits within 4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Professional Communication & the Media

component of the Double Major:








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4.3 Double Degree

A student wishing to take Professional Communication & the Media as part of their Double

Degree must obtain the Dean’s recommendation and successfully complete a minimum of 72

Modular Credit within 5 to 7 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Professional Communication & the

Media Major of the Double Degree:








4.4 Minor

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Professional Communication & the Media

must successfully complete a minimum of 24 Modular Credits in order to gain a Minor in this

subject.

Out of the minimum 24 Modular Credits, it is recommended that the following modules be taken for the Minor programme:




4.5 Major Options

The following is the list of option modules for the Professional Communication & the Media

major:


2000 AL-2204 Film and Literature

AM-2402 Drama Skills for Effective Communication

3000 AC-3301 Media Ethics

AC-3302 Cross-Cultural Communication

AC-3303 Principles and Practice of Photography and Photojournalism

AC-3304 Narrative Studies and the Media

AC-3305 Principles and Practice of Video Production

AC-3306 Communication in Advertising

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4000 AC-4301 Issues and Practices in Workplace Communication

AC-4302 Political Economy of the Media

AC-4303 Film Studies

AC-4304 Advanced Photography

AC-4305 Research Methods for Professional Communication and the Media

AC-4306 Trends in New Media: Principles and Practice

AC-4307 Television Studies

AC-4308 Communication and Popular Culture

AC-4309 Short Film Making

AC-4310 Academic Exercise 2

AC-4311 News Production

AC-4312 Communication and Event Design

5. GEOGRAPHY & DEVELOPMENT

5.1 Single Major

In order to graduate with a Single Major in Geography & Development, a student will need to


The following modules must be taken as core for the Geography & Development Single Major:


1000 AD-1201 Spatial Patterns of Development

AD-1202 Population & Development

2000 AD-2201 Qualitative & Quantitative Methods in Social Sciences

5.2 Double Major

A student wishing to take Geography & Development as part of their Double Major must obtain the Dean’s recommendation and successfully complete a minimum of 52 Modular


The following modules must be taken as core for the Geography & Development component

of the Double Major.





OR

AV-2201 Introduction to Quantitative Methods

Any student wishing to obtain a Double Major in Geography & Development and

Environmental Studies should take either AD-2201 Qualitative & Quantitative Methods in Social Sciences or AV- 2201 Introduction to Quantitative Methods.

5.3 Double Degree

A student wishing to take Geography & Development as part of their Double Degree must

obtain the Dean’s recommendation and successfully complete a minimum of 72 Modular

































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The following modules must be taken as core for the Geography & Development Major of the

Double Degree:





5.4 Minor

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Geography & Development must successfully






5.5 Major Options

The following is the list of option modules for the Geography & Development major:


2000 AD-2301 Resources and Development

AD-2302 Sustainable Resource Management

AD-2303 Applied Research Methods in Social Sciences

AD-2304 Economy and Society of Brunei Darussalam

AD-2305 Development and Planning Issues

AD-2306 Geographies of Consumption

3000 AD-3301 Southeast Asia and The World

AD-3302 Place, Cultures and Identities

AD-3303 Geographies of Gender and Development* /AG-3403 Geographies of Gender and Development

AD-3304 Land Administration and Development

AD-3305 Urban Economy and Culture

AD-3306 Globalisation and Development

AD-3307 Sustainability Research through Experiential Learning* /AV-3307

Sustainability Research through Experiential Learning

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4000 AD-4301 Academic Exercise I

AD-4302 BSB as a Sustainable City

AD-4303 Development Policy and Administration

AD-4304 Social Welfare and Protection

AD-4305 Migration, Mobility and Development

AD-4306 Academic Exercise II

AD-4307 Biomimicry* / AV-4307 Biomimicry

AD-4308 Landuse and Development

AD-4309 Financial Networks in Society

AD-4310 World Regional Geography

AD-4311 Virtual Geographies, Space, and Culture

AW-4320 Biocultural Diversity

5000 AF-5310 Tourism of Southeast Asia


6. ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

6.1 Single Major

In order to graduate with a Single Major in English Language & Linguistics, a student will need

to have successfully completed a minimum of 72 Modular Credits within 4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the English Language & Linguistics Single Major:


1000 AE-1201 Introduction to English Language & Linguistics I AE-1202 Introduction to English Language & Linguistics II

2000 AE-2201 The Structure of English AE-2202 Language in Society AE-2203 Discourse Analysis AE-2204 Psycholinguistics

6.2 Double Major

A student wishing to take English Language & Linguistics as part of their Double Major must



The following modules must be taken as core for the English Language & Linguistics component of the Double Major:


1000 AE-1201 Introduction to English Language & Linguistics I

AE-1202 Introduction to English Language & Linguistics II

2000 AE-2201 Structure of English

AE-2202 Language in Society

AE-2203 Discourse Analysis

AE-2204 Psycholinguistics

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6.3 Double Degree

A student wishing to take English Language & Linguistics as part of their Double Degree must

obtain the Dean’s recommendation and successfully complete minimum of 72 Modular


The following modules must be taken as core for the English Language & Linguistics Major of

the Double Degree:




2000 AE-2201 The Structure of English

AE-2202 Language in Society AE-2203 Discourse Analysis AE-2204 Psycholinguistics

6.4 Minor

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in English Language & Linguistics must

successfully complete a minimum of 24 Modular Credits in order to gain a Minor in this

subject.





6.5 Major Options

The following is the list of option modules for the English Language & Linguistics major:


3000 AE-3301 Language Acquisition

AE-3302 Language and Gender*/ AG-3402 Language and Gender

AE-3303 Language Issues in Brunei

AE-3304 The History of English

4000 AE-4301 Translation: Theory and Practice

AE-4302 Systemic Functional Grammar

AE-4303 Semantics

AE-4304 Advanced Phonetics and Phonology

AE-4305 Bilingualism: Theory and Practice

AE-4306 Research Methods in Linguistics

AE-4307 Pragmatics

AE-4308 Forensic Linguistics

AE-4309 Language Disorders

AE-4310 Models of Syntax

AE-4311 World Englishes

AE-4312 Critical Discourse Analysis

AE-4313 Academic Exercise

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5000 AE-5201 Research Methods

AE-5202 Pronunciation and Grammar

AE-5203 Sociolinguistics

AE-5204 Spoken and Written Discourse Analysis

AE-5205 English in Multilingual Societies in Southeast Asia

AE-5206 Research Exercise

AE-5301 Advanced Phonetics

AE-5302 Bilingual and Multilingual Societies

AE-5303 Issues in Language Acquisition

AN-4323 Introduction to the Philosophy of Language


7. HISTORICAL STUDIES

7.1 Single Major

In order to graduate with a Single Major in Historical Studies, a student will need to have

successfully completed a minimum of 72 Modular Credits within 4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Historical Studies Single Major:


1000 AH-1201 The State and Society in World Civilizations

AH-1202 The Making of Brunei Darussalam

2000 AH-2201 History Practice I: Thought and Method in Recent Approaches

AH-2203 History Practice II: Study of Historical Documents

7.2 Double Major

A student wishing to take Historical Studies as part of their Double Major must obtain the

Dean’s recommendation and successfully complete a minimum of 52 Modular Credits within

4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Historical Studies component of the

Double Major:






7.3 Double Degree

A student wishing to take Historical Studies as part of their Double Degree must obtain the


5 to 7 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Historical Studies Major of the Double

Degree:

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7.4 Minor

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Historical Studies must successfully complete a minimum of 24 Modular Credits in order to gain a Minor in this subject.

Out of the minimum 24 Modular Credits, it is recommended that the following modules be

taken for the Minor programme:




7.5 Major Options

The following is a list of option modules for the Historical Studies major:


2000 AH-2301 South Asia: The Dawn of History

AH-2302 Imperialism and European Expansion Overseas

AH-2304 Islam in a Changing Southeast Asia

AH-2305 'History and Memory Wars' in Asia Pacific

AH-2306 Transformation of Malaysia until 2000

AH-2307 Sejarah Sosio-Ekonomi Brunei Sejak Abad ke-19 AH-2308 GIobaI Issues An introduction to International Studies AH-2309 Indonesia in the 20th Century: From a Political Concept to a Regional Power

AH-2310 Tradition and Modernisation in Brunei Darussalam

AH-2311 Sejarah Pendidikan Brunei (1850 – 2015)

3000 AH-3301 History and/as Popular Culture in Southeast Asia

AH-3302 End of Empires: European Decolonization in the 20th Century

AH-3303 Reading Cultural History

AH-3304 Culture, Identity and Politics in the Malay World

AH-3305 Kesultanan Melayu Tradisional: Kepimpinan dan Kuasa

AH-3306 International Relations: History and Theory

AH-3307 GIobaI Environmental History since 1500 AD AH-3308 Sejarah Sarawak dan Sabah sejak tahun 1800

AH-3309 Sejarah Politik Brunei 1950-2017

4000 AH-4301 Academic Exercise I

AH-4302 Emergence of a Superpower: US Political History and Foreign Policy Since

1783 AH-4303 Southeast Asia from Subsistence to Industrialization

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AH-4304 The Formation of States in East Asia (6th to 15th Centuries)

AH-4305 World of Islam: Global History and Muslim Societies

AH-4307 European History since 1789

AH-4308 India and Its Neighbours: Accommodations, Conflicts and Interactions

AH-4309 Globalizing Southeast Asia: ASEAN and International Organizations

AH-4310 The Making of Modern East Asia (1840-1940)

AH-4311 The Making of the Asia-Pacific

AH-4312 Oral Sources and Methods for Historians and Social Scientists

AH-4313 History, Philosophy and Theory

AH-4314 Japan and Southeast Asia: World War II and Beyond

5000

AH-5301 Major Themes in the Pre-Modern History of Southeast Asia

AH-5302 A Comparative History of Modern Southeast Asia

AH-5304 Kebangkitan Islam di Asia Tenggara

AH-5305 Nasionalisme dan Pembinaan Bangsa

AH-5306 Sistem Kerajaan dan Pentadbiran Tradisional Asia Tenggara

AH-5311 Themes and Issues in the Comparative History of Southeast Asia

8. ENGLISH LITERATURE

8.1 Single Major

In order to graduate with a Single Major in English Literature, a student will need to have successfully completed a minimum of 72 Modular Credits within 4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the English Literature Single Major:


1000 AL-1201 Introduction to English Literature

AL-1202 Literary Appreciation and Criticism

2000 AL-2201 From Romantic to Decadent

AL-2202 Drama Studies*/AM-2401 Drama Studies

AL-2203 20th Century Literature

AL-2204 Film and Literature

4000 AL-4201 Contemporary Critical Theory

AL-4205 Postcolonial Literature


8.2 Double Major

A student wishing to take English Literature as part of their Double Major must obtain the


4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the English Literature component of the

Double Major:





AL-2202 Drama Studies* /AM-2401 Drama Studies


















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AL-4205 Postcolonial Literature


8.3 Double Degree

A student wishing to take English Literature as part of their Double Degree must obtain the


5 to 7 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the English Literature Major of the Double

Degree:





AL-2202 Drama Studies*/AM-2401 Drama Studies




AL-4205 Postcolonial Literature *double-coded modules

8.4 Minor

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in English Literature must successfully complete

a minimum of 24 Modular Credits in order to gain a Minor in this subject.






8.5 Major Options

The following is the list of option modules for the English Literature programme:


2000 AL-2305 Popular Fiction

AL-2306 Gender, Time & Space in Literature*/ AG-2402 Gender, Time & Space in

Literature

AN-2305 The Western Canon

AN-2306 Global Shakespeare

3000 AL-3301 Script-writing*/ AM-3401 Script-writing

AL-3302 Writing Poetry and Short Stories

AL-3303 Postmodern Theatre*/ AM-3403 Postmodern Theatre

AL-3304 Language and Literature

AL-3305 Theatre Production*/ AM-3402 Theatre Production

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4000 AL-4302 American Literature

AL-4304 Life Writing

AL-4306 Research Project

AL-4307 Literature of America’s Minorities

AL-4308 Literature for Children

AL-4309 Southeast Asian Literature*/ AF-5306 Literature of SEA

AN-4307 Contemporary Fiction


9. ART & CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY

9.1 Single Major

In order to graduate with a Single Major in Art & Creative Technology, a student will need to


The following modules must be taken as core for the Art & Creative Technology Single Major:


1000 AR-1201 Introduction to Visual Art

AR-1202 Design Studies I

AR-1203 Painting I

AR-1204 Creative Art Technology

2000 AR-2201 Graphic Design

AR-2202 Art History

AR-2203 Motion Graphics

AR-2204 Sculpture and 3D Design

4000 AR-4201 Directed Study

AR-4204 Capstone Project

9.2 Double Major

A student wishing to take Art & Creative Technology as part of their Double Major must obtain

the Dean’s recommendation and successfully complete a minimum of 52 Modular Credits

within 4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Art & Creative Technology component

of the Double Major:




AR-1203 Painting I



AR-2202 Art History





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9.3 Double Degree

A student wishing to take Art & Creative Technology as part of their Double Degree must



The following modules must be taken as core for the Art & Creative Technology Major of the Double Degree:




AR-1203 Painting I



AR-2202 Art History





9.4 Minor

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Art & Creative Technology must successfully


Out of the minimum 24 Modular Credits, it is recommended that the following modules be taken for the Minor in Art & Creative Technology:



AR-1203 Painting I

9.5 Major Options

The following is a list of option modules for the Art & Creative Technology programme:


3000 AR-3301 Introduction to 3D Animation

AR-3302 Advanced Painting

AR-3303 Digital Photography & Videography

AR-3304 3D Animation & Digital Illustration

4000 AR-4302 Mixed-Media & Multimedia Art

AR-4303 Design Studies II

AR-4305 Ceramics & Product Design

AR-4306 Creative Industry & Cultural Study

AR-4307 Bruneian Traditional Art & Crafts

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10. KESUSASTERAAN MELAYU

10.1 Single Major

In order to graduate with a Single Major in Kesusasteraan Melayu, a student will need to have successfully completed a minimum of 72 Modular Credits within 4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Kesusasteraan Melayu Single Major:


1000 AS-1201 Kesusasteraan Melayu Tradisional

AS-1203 Kesusasteraan Melayu Moden

2000 AS-2201 Penulisan Kreatif dan Deskriptif

AS-2202 Kaedah Penyelidikan

AS-2203 Pengurusan Sastera

AS-2204 Teori Dan Kritikan Sastera

10.2 Double Major

A student wishing to take Kesusasteraan Melayu as part of their Double Major must obtain



The following modules must be taken as core for the Kesusasteraan Melayu component of

the Double Major:








10.3 Double Degree

A student wishing to take Kesusasteraan Melayu as part of their Double Degree must obtain



The following modules must be taken as core to the Kesusasteraan Melayu Major of the

Double Degree:








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10.4 Minor

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Kesusasteraan Melayu must successfully







10.5 Major Options

The following is the list of option modules for the Kesusasteraan Melayu major programme:


1000 AS-1301 Kesusasteraan Brunei Moden

AS-1302 Kesusasteraan Brunei Tradisional

AS-1303 Sastera dan Masyarakat

AS-1304 Sastera dan Media

2000 AS-2301 Sastera dan Pendidikan

AS-2302 Sastera Kanak-Kanak dan Remaja

3000 AS-3301 Sastera dan Falsafah

AS-3302 Teks Sastera dan Keagamaan

AS-3303 Sastera dan Psikologi

AS-3304 Kajian Manuskrip Melayu

AS-3305 Sastera dan Alam Sekitar

AS-3306 Seni Persembahan Melayu

4000 AS-4301 Latihan Ilmiah I

AS-4302 Latihan Ilmiah II

AS-4303 Kajian Antara Disiplin

AS-4304 Drama Melayu

AS-4305 Sastera Islam

AS-4306 Puisi Melayu

AS-4307 Estetik dalam Karya Sastera

AS-4308 Sastera Rakyat Melayu

AS-4309 Kesusasteraan Bandingan

AS-4310 Stailistik Sastera

AS-4311 Prosa Melayu

AS-4312 Kajian Budaya Sastera

11. ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

11.1 Single Major

In order to graduate with a Single Major in Environmental Studies, a student will need to have successfully completed a minimum of 72 Modular Credits within 4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Environmental Studies Single Major:

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1000 AV-1201 Introduction to Environments and Environmental Issues

AV-1202 Environmental Systems

2000 AV-2201 Introduction to Quantitative Methods

OR

AD-2201 Qualitative & Quantitative Methods in Social Sciences

11.2 Double Major

A student wishing to take Environmental Studies as part of their Double Major must obtain the Dean’s recommendation and successfully complete a minimum of 52 Modular Credits within 4 to 6 years.

The following modules must be taken as core for the Environmental Studies component of

the Double Major:





OR


Any student wishing to obtain a Double Major in Environmental Studies and Geography & Development should take either AV-2201 Introduction to Quantitative Methods or AD-2201

Qualitative & Quantitative Methods in Social Sciences.

11.3 Double Degree

A student wishing to take Environmental Studies as part of their Double Degree must obtain



The following modules must be taken as core for the Environmental Studies Major of the

Double Degree:





OR


11.4 Minor Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Environmental Studies must successfully complete a minimum of 24 Modular Credits in order to gain a Minor in this subject.



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11.5 Major Options

The following is the list of option modules for the Environmental Studies major:


1000 SC-1401 Chemistry of the Environment

2000 AV-2301 Introduction to Spatial Information Systems

AV-2302 Atmospheric and Hydrological Processes

AV-2303 Environmental Hazards I

AV-2304 The Physical Environment of Brunei Darussalam

AV-2305 Philosophy and the Environment

AV-2306 Landforms and Landforming Processes

AV-2307 Ecosystem Dynamics

AV-2308 Introduction to Geomatics

AV-2309 Cartography and Map Analysis

AV-2310 Research Methods and Fieldwork in Environmental Studies

AV-2311 Environmental Ethics

3000 AV-3301 Introduction to Remote Sensing

AV-3302 Climate Change: Science

AV-3303 Tropical Rainforest Environments

AV-3304 Integrated Coastal Management

AV-3305 Environmental Hazards II

AV-3306 Environmental Data Acquisition

* AV-3307 Sustainability Research through Experiential Learning

/AD-3307 Sustainability Research through Experiential Learning

SP-3407 Introduction to Renewable Energy

4000 AV-4301 Academic Exercise I

AV-4302 Wetland Ecology and Management

AV-4303 Environmental Impact Assessment

AV-4304 Radar Remote Sensing

AV-4305 Environmental Policy

AV-4306 Academic Exercise II

*AV-4307 Biomimicry/ AD-4307 Biomimicry

AV-4308 Advanced Topics in GIS

AV-4309 Climate Change: Impacts, Mitigation and Adaptation

AV-4310 Environmental Modelling

AV-4311 Advanced Environmental Remote Sensing: Focus on

Borneo

AV-4313 Heart of Borneo

AD-4308 Land use and Development

AD-4310 World Regional Geography

AD-4302 BSB as a Sustainable City

AW-4320 Biocultural Diversity

SB-4301 Conservation & Management of Living Resources

5000 AF-5310 Tourism of Southeast Asia


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12. MINOR PROGRAMMES

12.1 SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Southeast Asian Studies must successfully


The modules listed below are those modules available for this Minor.


2000 AH-2304 Islam in a Changing Southeast Asia

AH-2305 'History and Memory Wars' in Asia Pacific

AT-2405 Tourism in Southeast Asia

3000 AA-3301 Peoples & Cultures of SE Asia I

AA-3303 Society and Culture in Borneo

AA-3305 Asian Anthropology and Asian Anthropologists

AA-3306 Peoples & Cultures of SE Asia II

AD-3301 Southeast Asia and The World

AH-3301 History and/as Popular Culture in Southeast Asia

4000 BE-4310 ASEAN Economies

AH-4303 Southeast Asia from Subsistence to Industrialization

AH-4309 Globalizing Southeast Asia: ASEAN and International Organizations

12.2 GENDER STUDIES

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Gender Studies must successfully complete a

minimum of 24 Modular Credits in order to gain a Minor in this subject.


It is recommended that the Level 1000 modules be taken for the Minor programme,

supplemented by other modules to reach the 24 Modular Credits required:


1000 AG-1401 Understanding Gender

AG-1402 Masculinities & Femininities

2000 AG-2402 Gender, Time & Space in Literature*/ AL-2306 Gender, Time & Space in

Literature

AG-2403 Kinship, Marriage & Gender*/ AA-2202 Kinship, Marriage & Gender

3000 AG-3401 Gender & the Media

AG-3402 Language & Gender*/ AE-3302 Language & Gender

AG-3403 Geographies of Gender and Development* / AD-3303 Geographies of Gender and Development AG-3404 Sociology of the Body*/ AA-3308 Sociology of the Body


12.3 DRAMA & THEATRE STUDIES

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Drama & Theatre Studies must successfully complete a minimum of 24 Modular Credits in order to gain a Minor in this subject.

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1000 AM-1401 Introduction to Drama

AM-1402 Introduction to Theatre

2000 AM-2401 Drama Studies*/ AL-2202 Drama Studies

AM-2402 Drama Skills for Effective Communication

AM-2403 Cross-cultural Theatre

3000 AM-3401 Script-writing*/ AL-3301 Script-writing

AM-3402 Theatre Production*/ AL-3305 Theatre Production

AM-3403 Postmodern Theatre*/ AL-3303 Postmodern Theatre


12.4 PHILOSOPHY

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Philosophy must successfully complete a






1000 AP-1401 An Introduction to Islamic Philosophy

AP-1402 Introduction to Reasoning and Critical Thinking

AP-1403 Central Issues in Philosophy

AP-1404 Business Ethics

AP-1406 Issues in Contemporary Islamic Thought

2000 AP-2401 Philosophical Ethics

AP-2402 History of Modern Philosophy I: From Descartes to Kant

AP-2403 History of Modern Philosophy II: From Hegel to Postmodernism

AP-2404 Philosophical Reflections on Life and Death

3000 AP-3401 History and Philosophy of Science and Technology

AP-3402 Self: A Philosophical Enquiry

AP-3403 Introduction to Wittgenstein's Philosophy

4000 AN-4323 Introduction to the Philosophy of Language

12.5 TOURISM

Any student wishing to obtain a Minor status in Tourism Studies must successfully complete a





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1000 AT-1401 Tourism: Concepts and Models

AT-1402 Tourism: Culture, History and Landscapes

2000 AT-2401 Ecotourism AT-2402 Cultural and Heritage Tourism AT-2403 Visitor Attractions: Issues and Challenges

AT-2404 Trail Tourism

AT-2405 Tourism in Southeast Asia

AT-2406 Tourism Marketing

AW-3313 Tourism in Developing Countries AW-3314 Tourism Society and Development

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