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This program immerses students in the dynamic social, cultural, and political discussions that have shaped India and its neighboring countries in South Asia. With Indians forming Australia's second-largest migrant community and strengthening economic ties between the two nations, knowledge of this region becomes increasingly valuable. Students will gain insights applicable to various career paths in business, government, arts, and beyond. The curriculum explores India's political landscape and democratic evolution, persistent challenges of poverty and development, technological transformations, diaspora influences, and the region's rich cultural heritage that has captivated global audiences. By studying India along with Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and other South Asian nations, students will develop specialized understanding of this increasingly influential 21st-century region.
Learning Outcomes
Examine and assess historical and contemporary developments that have influenced South Asia and modern India.
Evaluate and analyze current sociocultural and political structures in India.
Interpret the worldwide impact of events and progress across the Indian subcontinent.
Comprehend the methodologies and academic approaches that shape current understanding of Indian and South Asian studies.
AREAS OF INTEREST
Anthropology, Cultural Studies, History, Asian Studies, Literature