An Honours program is available in lingiuistics. The Linguistics Area offers a Graduate Certificate, Diploma, and Master of Arts in Linuistics. Click here for the details , and here for a searchable index of staff research areas For more details, see the Linguistics website Please contact Associate Professor David Lee for further information. Media Studies Media Studies is an interdisciplinary discipline with contributions from the a number of Schools and Departments. The School is supported by the Media and Cultural Studies Centre , and is a contributor to the Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy , based at Griffith University .
Undergraduate students can do a major or double major in Media studies.
Click here for the details , and here for a searchable index of staff research areas Please contact Dr Liz Ferrier for further information. Medieval and Renaissance Studies Medieval and renaissance studies are primarily intended to foster respect for societies other than our own. They encourage an ability to appreciate different sets of values, different societies, different attitudes to life. They are useful to teachers, historians, anthropologists, sociologists, and psychologists in enabling them to see the growth and development of wider thought and society, and are valuable to the linguist who can see how the language has evolved, and thereby understand the process of linguistic change. This area is formed from a combination of courses offered by the departments of Classics and Ancient History, Romance Languages, German and Russian Studies, History, Music, and Studies in Religion, as well as the School of English, Media Studies and Art History.