PhD Research Course in Asian and Pacific Languages and Literatures, CHL

12-24 unitsSem 1Sem 2In Person

School of Culture History and Language · ANU College of Asia and the Pacific

About this course

Training in research approaches and scholarly research and writing in Asian and Pacific Languages; development of skills and support in writing Doctoral dissertations in the fields of Asian and Pacific Languages.

Learning outcomes

1Demonstrate expert understanding of existing knowledge within a particular field of culture, history, or language in Australia, Asia and/or the Pacific, and engage independently in critical reflection, synthesis, and evaluation of this knowledge, including in broader disciplinary and interdisciplinary contexts.
2Develop the ability to formulate a research program and undertake systematic investigation within a particular field of culture, history, or language in the relevant region.
3Acquire the expert technical skills needed to carry out research in a particular field of culture, history, or language in the relevant region.
4Demonstrate the ability to critically analyse and evaluate data related to a particular field of culture, history, or language in the relevant region thereby generating original contributions to knowledge.
5Acquire high-level communication skills, orally and in writing, in order to: explain and critique theoretical propositions, methodologies and conclusions; present original research for external examination against international standards; and convey results to peers and the community.
6Demonstrate the capacity to manage complex ethical and professional issues, including awareness of sensitive issues particular to culture, history, or language in the relevant region.

Assessment

Weights and hurdle requirements come straight from the imported ANU record.

The Doctor of Philosophy requires the submission and successful examination of a thesis of up to 100,000 words.

Learning outcomes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

100%

Study expectations

Study information

NA Work Integrated Learning Projects Thesis Course code is used for enrolment purposes only. Fieldwork and Projects will form a part of the degree.

Texts and reading

Course essentials

Academic year: 2026
Course subject: PAAS
Subject name: Pacific and Asian Studies
Academic career: RSCH
School: School of Culture History and Language
College: ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
Convener: Not listed
Delivery: In Person
Unit value: 12-24 units
EFTSL: 0.25
Last source update: Not listed

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Fees

International fee paying students: International · 2026 · Unit basis; $970
Student Contribution Band Code 1: Commonwealth supported · 2026; ANU contribution-band code 1