Learn the language of one of Australia's closest neighbours. Learning Indonesian can open up many interesting employment opportunities - in Indonesia, and with the many organisations that work with its 200 million citizens, including the Australian Government. The undergraduate program in Indonesian Studies comprises coursework designed to build students' knowledge and skills in understanding and analysing Indonesian language and society. Indonesian language subjects are organised in a progressive sequence (of units) from Indonesian 1 through to Indonesian 6, with 4 additional advanced units. Entry points are determined by the student’s background in the language, placement testing, prerequisites, or at the discretion of the Indonesian Studies program. Students normally progress through the subjects in consecutive order. Mid-year entry is also possible, subject to appropriate prior experience and approval from the convenor of the Indonesian Studies program. Take on subjects that include Indonesia in the World and Literature: Reading Indonesian Lives, through to Creative industries in Indonesia and Popular Cultures in Indonesia. Gain a holistic perspective of the culture that underpins the language through in-depth study and practical classes. Study pathway The majority of Arts Majors require 100 points of study for attainment. This means out of the 300 point program, you have the opportunity to achieve two Majors in your course. Along with this, the Faculty of Arts offers a variety of Breadth Subjects designed to enhance your learning with options from a variety of fields. Career outcomes A second language gives you an advantage in any workplace. COMMUNICATIONS Completing an Indonesian major can open opportunities in fields like translation and communications, where you’ll use your abilities to help interpret and educate. GOVERNMENT Or, you could find yourself working in government as a diplomat, where your ability to comprehend and analyse foreign affairs will assist in national decision-making. If you’re more interested in a corporate role, using your qualification could also place in you in international business and trade. Here, you’ll liaise with correspondents to negotiate important business deals for global organisations. TEACHING Your extensive knowledge could also see you teaching in a secondary or tertiary setting. RESEARCH If you’re looking to add to the global bank of knowledge, becoming an academic researcher will prove to be both a rewarding and fascinating opportunity.