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Honours program

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Prof. Anderson and his students enjoy a debate outside
Prof. Anderson and his students enjoy a debate outside

Honours in the Australian context is a unique program that is recognised as a prestigious qualification in itself and one of the most effective means for qualifying for higher degree studies. The College runs jointly three Honours programs to encourage students of the highest calibre to deepen their understanding of a chosen field of study:

  • Master of Asia and the Pacific (Honours)
  • Bachelor of Asian and Pacific Studies (Honours)
  • Bachelor of Security Analysis (Asia-Pacific) (Honours)


PM Kevin Rudd's Honours thesis
PM Kevin Rudd's Honours thesis
Fish feeding at funeral site south of Bangkok
Fish feeding at funeral site south of Bangkok

Admission to the Master of Asia and the Pacific (Honours) is restricted to those students completing both the Bachelor of Asian and Pacific Studies or Bachelor of Security Analysis (Asia-Pacific), and the Specialist Diploma in Asian and Pacific Studies (or the equivalent at a different institution) with an overall Distinction average and evidence of proficiency of a regional language sufficient to conduct supervised research in the language.

Admission to the Bachelor of Asian and Pacific Studies (Honours) is available to those students completing the Bachelor of Asian and Pacific Studies (or the equivalent at a different institution) with a high credit average in relevant courses and evidence of proficiency of a regional language equivalent to completion of the College's relevant language major.

Tano festival in Kangnûng, South Korea
Tano festival in Kangnûng, South Korea

Admission to the Bachelor of Security Analysis (Asia-Pacific) (Honours) is available to those students completing the Bachelor of Security Analysis (Asia-Pacific) (or the equivalent at a different institution) with a high credit average in relevant courses.

A new Ambassador for Japan
A new Ambassador for Japan

The Honours programs are one-year full time. The degrees with Honours involve additional coursework (i.e. a research methodology course and a graduate-level College course) and a research dissertation (15,000 to 20,000 words). Honours topics are selected by the students but must be approved by the convenor of the Honours program and only undertaken with confirmed supervision. Students may look beyond the Faculty for supervisors and especially within the other parts of the College (eg, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Crawford School, and Asia-Pacific College of Diplomacy) and other relevant parts of the university (eg, Pacific studies scholars).

Eligible students will have access to a Commonwealth supported place (formerly the Higher Education Contribution Scheme).

For more information about Honours in Asian and Pacific studies, please check out the links below, or contact our Honours Program Administrator.

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Contact

Honours Convenor:

Dr Roald Maliangkay
roald.maliangkay@anu.edu.au
Tel: +61 2 6125 3192
Fax: +61 2 6125 3144

Administrator of Graduate & Advanced Programs:

Ms Harriette Wilson
Harriette.Wilson@anu.edu.au
Tel: +61 2 6125 3210
Fax: +61 2 6125 3144

Postal Address:

Faculty of Asian Studies
College of Asia & The Pacific
Baldessin Precinct Building # 110
The Australian National University
ACT, 0200, AUSTRALIA




Further information

  • Detailed information about Faculty of Asian Studies programs, including admission requirements, prerequisites, career possibilities, program requirements, Majors and Specialisations, and degree structure and courses, is published in the ANU online handbook, which also provides authoritative information concerning the programs and courses available in any particular year.
  • You are encouraged to seek specific guidance on these matters from the Sub-Dean of the Faculty. Please email Enquiries.AsianStudies@anu.edu.au or phone 6125 0515 to arrange an appointment.




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