University of Tasmania
Bachelor of Arts (Indonesian)
Nationally Recognised Higher EducationBeing non-scriptic and non-tonal, Indonesian is a relatively easy language to learn. It is also very accessible since it is spoken by more than 250 million people in Indonesia, and understood by the Malay-speaking population in other parts of Southeast Asia. You can study Indonesian beginner or more advanced levels. Our approachable teaching staff, with the help of high-quality interactive teaching materials, will support you to attain high fluency in the language and at the same time gain insights into various aspects of Indonesian society
You can also gain credit towards your degree by having an unforgettable experience in the in-country programs that we manage in collaboration with Australian and Indonesian institutions. Careers and institutions that use Indonesian speakers in Australia include NGOs, Foreign Affairs, Creative Industries, community groups and public policy.
Delivery mode
University of Tasmania offers this course through the following delivery modes:
On campus
Work with instructors and classmates in a supportive and collaborative environment.
Online
Set your own study schedule and balance study with your other commitments.
- 2 Invermay Rd, Launceston, TAS
- 2/8 Bass Hwy, Burnie, TAS
- Churchill Ave, Hobart, TAS
Entry requirements
Domestic Students
- Completed Year 12 (ATAR optional) with ATAR 50.40 or equivalent
Course fees
Career opportunities
The Bachelor of Arts (Indonesian) will prepare you for the following role.
Indonesian Language Teacher
An Indonesian Language Teacher is responsible for providing engaging instruction to students, focusing on developing their proficiency in Indonesia...
About University of Tasmania
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