y iz) | | 4) rd The University of Papua New Guinea Course Offering Continuing StudentsOVERVIEW - BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE REQUIREMENTS In accordance with the By-Laws governing Bachelor of Arts degree, candidates admitted to the degree sould satisfy the following requirements to qualify forthe award of the degree: To complete 32 courses — equivalent to a total of 96 credit points in four (4) years of fulltime study or eight (8) years of part time study, of which there shall be: 1. A major sequence of courses as major area of study with 45 ~ 48 credit points ‘Major Sequence: 45 ~ 48 Points 2. Aminor sequence of courses as minor area of study with 24 ~ 30 credit points ‘Minor Sequence: 24 - 30 Points 3, Four Compulsory Enrichment courses (12 points) plus three Broadening courses (9 points), which should add up to Enrichment Courses: 21 Points Note: Enrichment courses comprise of compulsory and broadening courses. Compulsory ‘courses are courses that MUST be taken by all students. These courses include; © Communication and tife Skills (CLS) ‘© Computer literacy and Numeracy (CLN) © Givies and Ethics © Communication Skils for SHSS Broadening courses are courses from other schools that compliment your major or minor sequence. This include any three courses outside of your major and minor sequence, 14. Other courses taken outside the major and minor area of study will lso be counted towards the overall points to make up the 96 points. 5, There should be an overall of at least 3 CPs during the course of your four (4) years study, and at least one CP in the ‘major. However, those with more than 3, willbe disqualified from being awarded the degree. 6. An overall or cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 is required to be eligible for graduation. N.B: Generally, a candidate on fulltime study should score at least 24 Credit Points at the end of each academic year. Credit points for courses, which have been completed successfully (with a passing), should be awarded the grade. ‘There are some minor variations amongst disciplines in the major requirements (1) above. Thus, respective courses advisors (refer to names on page 18) should be consulted2023 COURSE OFFERINGS 1,0 ENRICHMENT COURSES Sem1 & Yr | Course # Course Name CiPnts Course Coordinator 1 4.13902 | Communication & Life Skills | 3 | Mr. Steven Pepa/Group 2 4.23904 | Civies & Ethics 3 ‘Mr. Peter Pinoko/Group _| Semester 2 1 4.10105 _| Science Communication. 3 Mr. Steven Pepa L 4.10306 _| Business Communication 3 Mr. David Purki 1 4.10407 _| Communication Skills for SHSS 3_| Dr. Anna Joskin 2 4.23904 _| Civies & Ethics 3 Mr. Peter Pinoko/Group 1.1 BROADENI ES | Semi & Yr ‘Course Name CiPats Course Coordinator 1 4.10402 _| English for Academic Purposes 3_| Ms. Joyce Pogla 1 4.14001_| Study of Human Society 3 Dr. linus digim’Rina_ | L 4.13701 _| Information Literac, 3 Mrs. Tukul Kaiku 1 4.15503 _| Intro. to Government & Politics 3 Ms. Clara Bal 2 4.10602 _| Introduction to Pacific History }7 | 3 _| Mr. Fidelis Turuhe 2 4.21436 _| Public Speaking _3 Ms. Kipli Minol_ | Semester 2 1 4.10601 _| PNG History 3__| Mr. Fidelis Turuhe 1 4.14202 _| Gender Issues in PNG 3 Ms. Cathy Gima_ 1 4.11001 _| Community Empowerment 3__| Dr. Dora Ayius 2 4.23911 | History & Ideas 3 Ass. Prof. Peter Yearwood 2 4.23702 _| Information Society 3 ‘Mr. Yana Elius7 COURSE ADVISORS NO. ‘STRAND ‘COURSE ADVISORS 1 | Anthropology, Sociology & Archaeology ~ | Dr. Linus Digi’ Rina - 2 | Creative Ans (Ants & Design) Dr. Philemon Yalamu/ Mr Barleyde Kai 3 | Creative Ants (Music) Mr. Francis Be 4 | Creative Arts (Theatre Arts) Ms Edith Monagi - ‘S| English Communication Ms, Joyce Pogia © | Gender Studies ‘Mis. Cathy Gima 7 | Geography & Population Studies Dr. Aled Faiteli 8 | History Ass, Prof. Peter Yearwood 9 | Information & Communication Science Mr. Miopa Nogini/Tukul Kaiku 10 | Journalism & Public Relations Ms. Eiily Matasororo/I, Mark TT | Linguistics Ms. Kipli Minol | 12_| Literature ‘Mi. Aundo Aitau 13 Philosophy Mr. William Ferea 14 | Political Science ‘Mir. Russell Vangin 15 _| Psychology Mir. Kale Aseli 16 | Social Works Mr. Dunstan Lawatin/Pauline K. | 8 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 8.1 ENRICHMENT COURSES Semester 1 4.13902— COMMUNICATION AND LIFE SKILLS This course is part ofthe compulsory enrichment component ofthe degree programmes offered here ai The University of Papua New Guinea, Inthe course students learn about communication in general and the process of communication. Topics covered include: Time and Stress Management; Self Concept and Self-Esteem; Critical Thinking: Essay Writing; Grammar; Listening and "Note taking; Oral Presentation; Interpersonal Communication and HIV/AIDS. 1.10821~ COMPUTER LITERACY AND NUMERACY. Overview of computers and computing: basic components of » computer stem, hardware, eaegories of hare, computer networks, sofware; categories, operating pte, common aplication software, computer vin. The tof Microsoft windows keyboard skills, mouse, desktop, organizing windows on the desktop. aecessores: calculator, paint, games, using help, recycle bin, windows explorer, my computer, erate folder, finding things on the computer, stating progam, Fundamentals of word processing: rate new document saefope. fleet document undo, forma est, move ad copy tex pling and panna, thesous, find and replaes, ‘ser graphics, columns and tables, page setup, page numbering, heart, pint preview, Fundaments of spreadsheets create a workshet, types of data, formula, sevelapena file, range of ells, move and copy el and formula, modifying cel dt, format cells, sorting dat, statistical functions in exee,charltaphs, page setup. page numbering, headerfotr. print preview, Base Mathematical concepts (Numeracy): rato. proportion, conetson, percentages and ie aplication: simple and compound interest, hte purchase et. intodutry algebra linea fictions, basic statisti: methods of collecting data, measufs of cena endecy, measures of dispersion, raph, base statscal functions, probability. Inmet and ena wil be covered inthe couse.rie ‘Semester 2 4.10407 - COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR SHSS.—-~~ Te course willbe tg in two mochic by two lecturers to cover sone apt of eran commnnication sis eqited by students studying in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The modules consist of an intensive study of selected topics: Module one iso Social Science research approaches, kl report writing, and crcl thinking, reading and analysis. Module two covers its on: Mines procedures, seminar presentations, offal eters, metorandum, negoision, and dealing with confit. 82 ANTHROPOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY & ARCHAEOLOGY COURSES Semester 1 4.14001 - STUDY OF HUMAN SOCIETY This course provides an introduction to the disciplines of anthropology, sociology and archaeology and covers a broad range of social grouping, relevant concepts and theories. Divided into three main themes, the course covers classical theories and key concepts of society, introducing the three disciplines. The course also provides a general introduction to world cultures and kinship systems. The thematic sequence in the course corresponds to courses offered by the strand in subsequent semesters. This course is. «basic prerequisite forall courses taken in the Anthropology and Sociology strand, Semester 2 4.14002 - MODERN PNG SOCIETY Modern PNG Society intends to introduce students to some of the exciting theoretical and conceptual tools sociologists use to understand and appreciate the evolution and dynamics of human societies. The approach will be holistic in that the major societal structures and aspects of society will be identified and subsequently dissected using basic theory and conceptual tools available in society, The dissection will be critically executed which is anticipated to provide students with the opportunity to analyze the evolving PNG society using real life (empirical) experiences and situations that are familiar to them so as to appreciate those dynamics. ‘ 83 CREATIVE ARTS ARTS & DESIGN COURSES Semester 1 4.16001 ~ FUNDAMENTALS OF ART & DESIGN ‘This course introduces students to the rudiments of design, the principles and practices of 2 dimensional and 3 dimensional spatial dynamics, exploration oftheir relevance to organizational space and investigations of their structural properties in a range of media. Theory and practice, focusing on color and design studies, and application of the elements and principles of design and a range of activities structured from simple to complex design problem are covered in the course. 4.16002 - SEEING & DRAWING ‘This course is designed to bring out the latent creative and perceptive ability of the students’ right brain hemisphere. The course Jeads the student to “see”, inthe atsts’ mode of seeing necessary for future artistic development. Using he surrounding environment as the sources fr subject matter, the specifically designed series of exercises and sketchbook assignments bring the student rapidly into accurate drawing from life. New concepts of observation are introduced which complement and extend those gained in the previous courses. Studio practices linked with personal sketchbook assignments form the basic structure of the course. Drawing primarily ftom the figure, experimental drawing techniques will be introduced and explored. ‘THEATRE ARTS COURSES Semester 1 4.17101 ~ INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE ARTS ‘This course aims to provide students with the historical development of Theatre from Eaypt to Greek, Roman to Medieval, Dark Ages to Restoration, Renaissance to Modem and Contemporary practice. It highlights the performance style, prominent professionals and dramatists, organization and technology of the periods. The course provides background to expose students to the discipline of Theatre Ars borne out of human experiences.WY ey t } r E r Course # Course Name CiPats Course Coordinator i 4.15503 _| Intro to Govt & Polities 3__| Ms. Clara Bal 2 4.25505 _| Political Theory 3 Professor David Lea_ 2 4.25506 _| Australia in the Western Pacific 3_| Mr. Midelit Okole — 3 4.35501 _| Southeast Asian Politics 3 Mr. Alan Robson ~- visiting fellow 3 4.35502 _| South Pacific Politics 3_| Mr. Patrick Kaiku 3 4.35507 _| Japanese Modernisation 3_| Mr. Russell Yangin Semester 2 — 4.15505_| PNG Polities [3 | Mr Russell Yangin 2 4.25504 | Intemational Relations 3_| Mr. Alan Robson — visting fellow 3 4.35508 | Gender Politics 3 Ms. Clara Bal 3 4.35510 _| Politics of Security 3 Dr. Francis Wargirai 4 | 4.45508 _| Political Leadership 3__| Professor David Lea LL 4 | 4.45512 _| Diplomacy & Intern Relations 3 Mr. Patrick Kaiku 15.1 Bachelor of Arts with Honours (Major in Political Science) _ | Semi & Yr | Course # | Course Name CiRats | ‘Course Coordinator 5 4.35506 _| Approaches to Political Science 3__| Prof David Lea/Alan Robson ai 4.55507 | Globalisation & Development 3_| Prof David Lea/Alan Robson 5 4.55510 _| Special Topics in Political Science 3__| Dr. Francis Wargiral Semester 2 L 5 4.55511 _| Sub-Thesis. 9 Prof David Lea/Alan RobsonOption 55: Minor in Journalism or Gender Studies SEMESTERT SEMESTERT Coarse Course Name Coarse Type | Cralit | Course Course Namie Course] Cre No. | Points | No. Type | Points “113907 | Communication © Te SIE | Farcfment | 3 | 410407 | Com Sls for SHSS | Fvichet [3 TI08DT | Computer Liereay & Numerey | Eavihiment | 3 | A101 | Praca English Wang | Wajor 3 T0405 | ntodution fo English Language | Major 3 [A 10%08 | Faas Phonetics Major 3 TISROT | Mass Cora Minor 3 [a raRID | Gender ses in PNG Minor 3 56: Minor in Information & Communication Science SEMESTER T SEMESTER? ‘Course Name Course Tipe | Credit | Course Course Name Course | Cre Points | No. Type _| Point T1s002 | Communication © LifeSkils | Enrichment [3 | 410807 | Comm SeInTorSHSS | Fvichmeat [3 TORT | Computer Litre & Numeracy | iviment | 3 | @10411 | Praca Fagish Waiting | Major 3 110405 [ nroducon to English Tanguage | aor 3] ATOWOR | Eagiah Phooscs Wajor 3 TISTOT | avomaton Hteacy Minor 3 | AAT | Ino Infor de Com Ses | Minor 3 6.12, POLITICAL SCIENCE ~~ The Political Science program aims o provide quality education so students are able to develop a clear understanding of the PNG state and PNG politics, provide students with a comparative perspective of alternative political systems, and provide students with a clear understanding f the international arena and how the process of globalization wil impact PNG. ‘These options are recommended for Political Science students who may wish fo take Public Administration, History, Gender Studies, Philosophy, Journalism, Social Work, or Anthropology/Sociology & Archaeology as a minor sequence. Option $7: Minor in History or Gender Studies SEMESTER I SEMESTER? Course Course Name CoureType [CRA | Coun Coane Fame Course | Cred No. Points | No. Type _| Points I360r | Communication @ Lie Sele | Earcheat | 3 _[ 410807 | Comm Sis TorSHSS | Faiemeat_ [3 T1082 | Computer Literacy & Numeracy | Enrichment | 3] 4.15505 | PNO Pie Major 3 £15903 [Into Govemment & Poles | Major 3 [41000 [PNG History Minor 3 “£10602 | Iavedutioa to Facile History | Minor 3 [14002 [ Gender esis PNG Minor 3 Option 58: Minor in Gender Studies or Pil SEMESTER SEMESTER? | Course Goarse Name Cretit | Course ‘Courie Name Course] Cre No. Potts | No. Type | Point TASHOE | Communication & Lie SEI 3 | £10407 | Comm Ses Tor SHS | Envictment 3 TORT | Computer Literacy & Nurerany 315805 | PNG Pontes Naor 5 “£15503 [Ito to Govemment & Polis 3 [a T0601 [PNG History Minor 3 “£11801 | Cogie 3 [ataa0e | Gender sven PNG Minor 3 Option $9: Minor in Journalism, Social Works or Gender Studies ~ SEMESTER T SEMESTER? Coarse Coarse Name Coarse Type] Creat | Course Coarse Name Goarse | Crea No Points | No. Type | Pots TAIHGE | Commision & te Ses | Barchment | —3_| 410007 | Comm Ss or SSS | Eavchment | _ 3 110821 | Computer ites & Namency | Enchment | 3] 4.15505 [PNG Poles Major 3 “£15903 [Ito to Goverment & Poles | Major 3 [1001 [ Commniy Eapowement | Minor 3 “LL380T | Mass Communication Minor 3 [a14ai2 | Gender Tes in PNG Minor 3 @Option or Gender Studies Minor in Anthropology, Sociology & Archaeology. Geography & Population Studies, Sustainable Development ‘SEMESTER ‘SEMESTER Course ‘Course Name Course Type | Credit | Course ‘Course Name Course | Credit No. Points | No. Type | Points 413902 | Commanication & Fife Sells Enrichment [~~ 3 | 4.10407 | Comm. Shils or STSS Enrichment [3 110821 | Computer Literacy & Numeracy [Enrichment | 3 | 411001 | Community Empowermeat | Major 3 1.12309" | Foundation Geography Minor 3414202 | Gender Issues in PNG Minor 3 414001 | Study of Human Society — [Minor 3_| 44002 | Modem PNG Society Minor 3 Option 65: Minor in Political Science or Information & Communication Seience [ ‘SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 ] Course Course Name ‘Course Type ] Credit | Course ‘Course Name Course] Credit No. Points | No. Type _| Points 13902 | Communication & Life Skills Enrichment [3 | 4.10407 | Comm: Skills for SASS Enrichment [3 110821 | Computer iteacy & Numeracy | Bnrichmeat | 3 | 411001 | Community Empowerment] Major 3 £15505 | Tntro to Government & Polties | Minor 3__ | 415505 | PNG Poltes Minor 3 4.15701 | Taformation Literacy Minor 3 | 413702 | Intro to Infor & Com Stadies | Minor 3 6.15 DIPLOMA IN LANGUAGE COMMUNICATION (DLC) ‘The Linguistics and Modern Languages Strand is responsible for the Diploma in Language Communication program, ‘The students accepted forthe program are advised to consult the Strand Course Adviser, Please, refer to page 18 forthe respective course advisors, Diploma in Language Communication YEAR SEMESTER SEMESTER? Course ‘Course Name ‘Course Type | Credit | Course ‘Course Name ‘Course | Credit No. Points | No. Type _| Points 413902 | Commncation &Tife Ses | Faichnent | 3 | 410407 | Comin Ses x SSS ——[ Eater] 10821 | Compute Literacy & Namerasy | Enicment | 3 | 411407} Cangage, Cte & Talay | We a T1406 | Ttodacton to Linguists Naor 3__ [#11415 | Sls in Comm Avarenes Major 3 “£11405 | Language, Powe & Developmzat | Major 3 [421459 | Tokpsivin Mow Wing Waar 3 YEAR? SEMESTERT SEMESTER? Course ‘Course Name Course Type | Credit | Course | Course Name Course | Creat No. Pains | Naw Type _| Points TInaOT_| Tangiage Eterm Niger 3 _[aaawoe | Cs & Bes Enrchmest [3 17405 | TokpniIM Trenl& peat | Major 3 | A21a85 | Language, Mind &Soeiy —[ Mijn 5 T2HGT | Leaey in PNG Major 3 [421485 | TokpiinIM —Trasl [Major 3 Interpre TAO | Dison Making Major 3 [A157 | tercy Practice Moe i 6.16 BACHELOR OR ARTS (PROFESSIONAL STUDIES) The students accepted for BA (Professional Studies) in Social Works, Inform ion & Communication Science and Journalism & Public Relations are advised to consult the respective Course Advisors, Please. refer to page 18 for the respective couse advisors,Option 60: Minor in Anthropology, Sociology & Archacology or Social Works SEMESTERT ‘SEMESTER? — Course Course Name | Course Type ] Credit | Course Course Name ‘Course | Credit No. Points |_No, Type _| Points 413902, | Communication & Life Siils Enrichment [3 | 410407 | Comm. Skills for SASS Enrichment | 3 110821 | Computer Literacy & Numeracy | Enrichment | 3 | 4.15505) PNG Politics Major 3 415503 | Intro fo Government & Politics | Major 3 [#11001 | Community Empowerment | Minor 3 414001 | Study of Haman Society Minor 3 | 4.14002 | Modem PNG Society Minor 3 6.13 PSYCHOLOGY ‘The psychology program aims to provide quality education in psychology, focusing on normal and abnormal behaviors in humans and animals and emphasizing earning, memory, cognition, development, perception, physiology, consciousness, emotion, Personality, behavior disorders, therapy, experience methodology, and educational, cross-cultural, and social psychology. ‘These options are recommended for psychology students who may wish to take Social Work, Gender Studies, or Human Resources 8 a minor sequence. Option 61: Minor in Social Works or Gender Studies SEMESTER T ‘SEMESTER? 7] Course ‘Course Name Course Type | Credit | Course ‘Course Name Course No. Points | No. ‘Type 473902 | Communication & Fife Skills Enrichment [3 | 410407 | Coma. Skil for SHSS Enrichment [3 1.10821 | Computer Literacy & Numeracy | Enrichment | 3 | 411702 | Development Paychology | Major 3 [EIT7OT | Ttroducton to Payetology Major 3] A.14202 [Gender Issues in PNG Minor 3 1.10803 | Applied Finite Maths Minor 3211001 | Community Empowerment | Minor 3 Option 62: Minor in Anthropology, Sociology & Archaeology or Information & Communication Science SEMESTER T I SEMESTER 2 Course ‘Course Name | Course Type Coarse ‘Course Name Course | Credit No. No. Type _| Points £13902 | Communication & Tite SIs Fovichment 410407 | Comm Skills for SASS [Enrichment [3 1. YO82T | Computer Literacy & Numeracy | Enrichment “4.11702 | Development Payehology | Major 3 11701 | Tiroduction o Psychology Major “4.19702 | Tit to Infor & Com Studies 3 1.10803" Applied Fiste Maths Minor 4.14002 | Modem PNG Society 3 6.14 SOCIAL WORKS ~~ To provide quality eduction to foster improvemest of people’ lives based on human dignity soca stce and equality asthe goal of social work practic; participation of people in decision-making and implementation processes, lading i empowerment meeting People's needs through effective participatory planning; Papua New Guinean forms of social, Political, and economic organization 28 the basis for social work practice: and study of how to wotk with individuals, files, and communities within the context of lobal interdependence with rapidly changing information technology, ‘These options are recommended for Social Work students who may wish to take Public Administration, Gender Studies, Anthropology/Sociology & Archaeology, Political Science, Information & Communication Science, Psycholegy. or Population ‘Studies as a minor sequence, Option 63: Minor in Psychology or Information & Communication Scienc ‘SEMESTER T ~SEMESTER? —] Course ‘Course Name Course Type | Credit | Course Course Name Course) Credit No. Points | No. ‘Type _| Points 4.13902 | Communication & Lite Skis Enrichment “410407 | Comm. Sills for SHSS Enichment [3 |[T1082T | Computer Literacy & Numeracy Enrichment 411001 | Community Empowerment | Major 3 4.17701 | Tatroduetion to Psychology Minor 411702 | Developmental Paychology | Minor 3 13701 | Information Litemey [Minor “F13702 | Intro to Infor & Com Studies | Minor 3Ti EL ET PTT FE SY 17. SOCIAL WORK (Major in Social Work) Seml & Yr | Course # Course Name Cats Course Coordinator 2 4.21002 _| Social Development 3] Mr. Joshua Goa 2 4.24015 | Research Methods I 3__| Mr. David Kombako/Beni 3 4.31006 | Social Policy Analysis 3 Mr. Dunstan Lawihin 3431017 | Social Work Practice A 3_| Mr. Dunstan Lawihin/other staff 3__| 4.31023] Social Development Seminar 3_| Mr. Joshua Goa 4 4.41003 | Social Administration 3 | Dr. Dora Kuir-Ayius 4 441014 | Family & Social Welfare Laws 3 | Ms. Pauline Karahure 4 4.41036 | Social Planning 3 ]Mr. John Kamasua ‘Semester 2 1 4.11001 | Community Empowerment 3_| Dr. Dora Kuir-Ayiuslother staff 2 4.21025 | Community Planning 3 [Mr. John Kamasua 3 4.31039 | Social Work Practice B 3_| Mr, Dunstan Lawihin/other staff 3 431041 | Crime & Criminal Justice System 3__| Mr. Joshua Goa 3 4.31058 | NGOs & Community Work 3 | Mr. Dunstan Lavwihin 3 4.31062__| Community Social Work Methods 3__| Ms. Pauline Karahure 4 4.41025 | Advanced Fieldwork 6 Mr. Dunstan Lawihin 17.1 Bachelor of Arts in Honours (Major in Social Work) [Semester 1 | Course # Course Name CiPats Course Coordinator 5 451009 | Honours Research Methods 3_[Dr. Dora Kuir-Ayius 5 4.51011 | Honours Reading Course 3_| Mr. Dunstan Lawihin ‘Semester 2 5 4.51028 _| Honours Advanced Fieldwork 3_| Dr. Dora Kuir-Ayius 5 4.51032__| Honours Sub-Thesis 9 | Dr. Dora Kuir-A yius/other staff ‘17.2 Master of Arts Program (Social Work) Semesters | Course # Course Name Coats Course Coordinator 6 | 4.61000 | Masters (by Research) Dr. Dora Kuir-AyiusMs) GRIEFITH WW GNiversity eases APPLICATION SUBMITTED ‘an application for Chris HANDAI es been successfully submitted Inston: Gaiffth University Intemational Program: Master of Public Administration ‘StuéyLink Applicant Number: 9090842 Application Number: 7182909 ‘An email confirmation has automatically been sent to: handaichrisguma@gmail.com pg You can review the progress of your application and eviove & POF copy of your application fem the Acivily Page Payment Details AMOUNT: 50,00 AUD RECEIPT: 7056590426856022904225 Technicalsunnort | Contacts | Sitemap Poon Pn tes COS eras ecard Cou Outs Sans) oo O2SHE|TENSA PAINE Sthco eb htt