Preparations
although in technicality, i am not sure of my graduation from college yet, i have decided to prepare for my entry into university. if all goes well, and i have 8 subjects regardless of Econ’s failure or pass, i am going to argue that Econ’s is essentially irrelevant to my degree and ask to go towards uni (rather than staying on for 1 semester for just ONE irrelevant subject). if anyone decides to contend that, then i will probably get japanese as an alternative unit. Seriously though, if i do pass econs, i have basically cleared all of my electives.
the way University of Canberra works, in a normal 3 years time frame as an arts student, i have to do either 3 majors and a minor, or 2 majors and 3 minors. this is because 1 major/2minors are electives.
i went to uni yesterday to get some stuff done, as well as church, and decided to do some research, which eventually lead to course planning for the next 2 years (an excuse to use the mac lab anyways). so this is my breakdown, should i start next term:
Main Major: Politics and Government
Courses: 18 credit points:
Introduction to Government
Politics and Democracy
International Politics
Politics in Developing Nations
Introduction to Public Policy
2nd Majaor: Law and Society
Courses: 18 Credit Points:
Law and Society
Comparative Criminology
Cyber Crime
Gender and Australian Legal System
Human Rights Law
Violence, The Nation state and Terrorism
Minor: Sociology (i know this sounds weird since i wanted to do Socio and politics… i will explain later)
Courses: 12 Credit Points
Introduction to Sociology
Governance in an info age
Young People in Crime
Identity Politics and Public Policy
at some point in time, due to course availability, these might change, but this is essentially it.
i know i asked to do politics and sociology. in anu, the legal aspects of sociology was under sociology as well (if i remembered correctly) or under gender studies etc. these courses under law and society are essentially criminology, and i felt that they are fairly important too… i am sure you can understand from my choices of the courses in that area.
besides, they give me a hardon every time i look at the course info.
now all i have to do, is just to convince college, if i fail econs, that econs is a nubcake, not a part of all these! >.>
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