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Course Code: C1036
The Graduate Certificate in Asian Languages offers the opportunity to gain training in an Asian language at beginning or advanced level depending upon students' previous studies.
| Level: | Certificate |
|---|---|
| Qualification: | Graduate Certificate in Asian Languages (GradCertAsLang) |
| Duration: | 1 to 2 years (depending on unit selection) |
| Availability: | Murdoch campus (internal) Murdoch campus (external) (Indonesian language only) |
| Employment Prospects: | The course is intended to serve the career development needs of teachers and members of other professional groups in the areas of foreign affairs, law, public service, business, and journalism, who require facility in one of the major languages of the Asian region. |
| Special Requirements: | Units taken depend on language chosen and initial level of proficiency. The following units are available for each language. Please note that language units must be taken sequentially and Part I units (or equivalent language proficiency) are prerequisite for subsequent units. |
| Professional Recognition: | Advanced level students may sit for the National Accreditation Authority for Translation and Interpreters (NAATI) Exam, the formal qualification required for translation work. |
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