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Curriculum

Second Major in Chinese
Second Major in Economics
Second Major in English Literature
Second Major in Psychology
Second Major in Sociology
Second Major in Communication Studies
Second Major in Business

Curriculum Requirements for Second Major in Chinese

Students will be required to complete and pass at least 13 subjects.
6 Core Subjects	HC101 Introduction to the Study of Literature and Culture HC102 Introduction to Chinese Language HC202 Critical Reading and Writing HC205 General History of China HC301 Modern Chinese Literature HC302 History of Chinese Thought
7 Prescribed Electives	Choose any 7 from the following list and the subjects listed in categories A-E. HC201 Literature of Pre-Qin, Han, Wei and Jin HC203 Literature of Tang and Song HC204 Literature of Yuan, Ming and Qing HC303 Southeast Asian Chinese A. Chinese Literature and Culture HC110 Literature in Taiwan and Hong Kong HC210 Classical Chinese Fiction HC211 Tang Poetry HC212 Chinese Folk Literature HC213 Critical Approaches to Chinese Literature and Culture HC214 Chinese Theatre and Performance HC310 Classical Chinese Drama HC311 Studies of Selected Poets HC312 Creative Writing Workshop HC313 Modern Poetry, Modernism and Modernity HC314 Cultural Study of Chinese Cinemas HC410 Classical Chinese Literary Theory HC411 Love and Desire in Late Ming Culture HC412 Fictional Narratives in Chinese Fiction HC413 Gender and Sexuality in Chinese Literature HC414 Special Topics in Chinese Literary and Cultural Studies B. Chinese History and Thought HC230 Pre-Qin Thought HC231 Confucian Thought HC232 Division and Integration: From the Spring-Autumn/Warring States to Sui, Tang and the Five Dynasties HC330 Buddhism and Xuan Xue in China HC331 Conquering and Conquered Dynasties: From Song to Qing HC332 War and Memory in Modern China HC430 Modern Chinese Intellectuals and Political Movements HC431 Interculturalism in Chinese History C. Modern Chinese Society, Politics and Economy HC240 Understanding China HC241 Contemporary Chinese Politics and Society HC340 China's Reform and Economic Development HC341 City and Culture in Modern China HC342 China in Asia HC440 Cross-Taiwan Straits Relations HC441 China and ASEAN HC442 China and Globalisation D. Linguistics and Chinese Linguistics HC150 The Science of Chinese Characters HC250 Chinese Lexicology HC251 Chinese Language and Grammatical Theories HC350 Sound and Prosody in Chinese HC351 Language, Culture and Society HC450 Chinese Semantics HC451 Text, Rhetoric and Style HC452 Corpus and Computational Linguistics and the Chinese Language E. Studies of Ethnic-Chinese HC160 History of Singapore and Malaysian Chinese HC260 Chinese Education in Southeast Asia HC261 Chinese Literature in Singapore and Malaysia HC360 World Chinese Literature HC361 Transcultural Singapore Theatre HC362 Chinese Overseas and China HC363 Critical Study of Singapore Society and Culture HC460 Globalisation and Chinese Overseas HC461 Chinese Migration HC499 Graduation Project (optional) Students have the option to take a Graduation Project in the second Major, in lieu of one subject (4 AUs), provided the Project is undertaken as an interdisciplinary project in conjunction with that required in the student's first Major .

Students will be required to complete and pass at least 13 subjects.

6 Core Subjects

HC101 Introduction to the Study of Literature and Culture
HC102 Introduction to Chinese Language
HC202 Critical Reading and Writing
HC205 General History of China
HC301 Modern Chinese Literature
HC302 History of Chinese Thought

7 Prescribed Electives

Choose any 7 from the following list and the subjects listed in categories A-E.

HC201 Literature of Pre-Qin, Han, Wei and Jin
HC203 Literature of Tang and Song
HC204 Literature of Yuan, Ming and Qing
HC303 Southeast Asian Chinese

A. Chinese Literature and Culture

HC110 Literature in Taiwan and Hong Kong
HC210 Classical Chinese Fiction
HC211 Tang Poetry
HC212 Chinese Folk Literature
HC213 Critical Approaches to Chinese Literature and Culture
HC214 Chinese Theatre and Performance
HC310 Classical Chinese Drama
HC311 Studies of Selected Poets
HC312 Creative Writing Workshop
HC313 Modern Poetry, Modernism and Modernity
HC314 Cultural Study of Chinese Cinemas
HC410 Classical Chinese Literary Theory
HC411 Love and Desire in Late Ming Culture
HC412 Fictional Narratives in Chinese Fiction
HC413 Gender and Sexuality in Chinese Literature
HC414 Special Topics in Chinese Literary and Cultural Studies

B. Chinese History and Thought

HC230 Pre-Qin Thought
HC231 Confucian Thought
HC232 Division and Integration: From the Spring-Autumn/Warring States to Sui, Tang and the Five Dynasties
HC330 Buddhism and Xuan Xue in China
HC331 Conquering and Conquered Dynasties: From Song to Qing
HC332 War and Memory in Modern China
HC430 Modern Chinese Intellectuals and Political Movements
HC431 Interculturalism in Chinese History

C. Modern Chinese Society, Politics and Economy

HC240 Understanding China
HC241 Contemporary Chinese Politics and Society
HC340 China's Reform and Economic Development
HC341 City and Culture in Modern China
HC342 China in Asia
HC440 Cross-Taiwan Straits Relations
HC441 China and ASEAN
HC442 China and Globalisation

D. Linguistics and Chinese Linguistics

HC150 The Science of Chinese Characters
HC250 Chinese Lexicology
HC251 Chinese Language and Grammatical Theories
HC350 Sound and Prosody in Chinese
HC351 Language, Culture and Society
HC450 Chinese Semantics
HC451 Text, Rhetoric and Style
HC452 Corpus and Computational Linguistics and the Chinese Language

E. Studies of Ethnic-Chinese

HC160 History of Singapore and Malaysian Chinese
HC260 Chinese Education in Southeast Asia
HC261 Chinese Literature in Singapore and Malaysia
HC360 World Chinese Literature
HC361 Transcultural Singapore Theatre
HC362 Chinese Overseas and China
HC363 Critical Study of Singapore Society and Culture
HC460 Globalisation and Chinese Overseas
HC461 Chinese Migration

HC499 Graduation Project (optional)

Students have the option to take a Graduation Project in the second Major, in lieu of one subject (4 AUs), provided the Project is undertaken as an interdisciplinary project in conjunction with that required in the student's first Major .

Curriculum Requirements for Second Major in Economics

Students will be required to complete and pass at least 13 subjects.
7 Core Subjects	HE191 Principles of Economics HE103 Basic Mathematics for Economists HE104A Introduction to Statistical Theory & Methods HE201 Intermediate Microeconomics HE202 Intermediate Macroeconomics HE204A Introductory Econometrics HE312 Political Economy of East Asia or HE410 Singapore Economy in a Globalized World (previously known as Seminar on the Singapore Economy)¹ ¹ HE410 is a core course for students on second major in Economics from AY2009 and thereafter.
6 Prescribed Electives	Choose up to 5 from: HE205 International Trade HE206 International Monetary Economics HE207 Money and Banking HE208 Public Finance HE209 Industrial Organisation HE210 Development Economics HE211 Labour Economics and Labour Relations HE212 Economic Thought HE220 Survey Methods & Sampling Techniques And at least 1 level-300 or -400 subject from: HE301 Mathematical Economics HE302 Game Theory & Applications to Social Sciences HE303 The Chinese Economy HE304 Health Economics HE305 Environmental Economics HE306 Urban & Transport Economics HE307 Financial Economics HE310 Energy Economics HE311 Cost-Benefit Analysis HE320 Applied Econometrics HE321 Intermediate Econometrics HE322 Econometric Modeling & Forecasting HE401 Advanced Microeconomics HE402 Advanced Macroeconomics HE403 Advanced International Finance HE404 Behavioural Economics HE405 Growth Theory and Empirics HE410 Singapore Economy in a Globalized World HE411 Current Topics in Economics HE420 Econometric Time Series Analysis HE421 Advanced Econometrics HE499 Graduation Project (optional) Students have the option to take a Graduation Project in the second Major, in lieu of one subject (4 AUs), provided the Project is undertaken as an interdisciplinary project in conjunction with that required in the student's first Major .

Students will be required to complete and pass at least 13 subjects.

7 Core Subjects

HE191 Principles of Economics
HE103 Basic Mathematics for Economists
HE104A Introduction to Statistical Theory & Methods
HE201 Intermediate Microeconomics
HE202 Intermediate Macroeconomics
HE204A Introductory Econometrics
HE312 Political Economy of East Asia or HE410 Singapore Economy in a Globalized World (previously known as Seminar on the Singapore Economy)¹

¹ HE410 is a core course for students on second major in Economics from AY2009 and thereafter.

6 Prescribed Electives

Choose up to 5 from:

HE205 International Trade
HE206 International Monetary Economics
HE207 Money and Banking
HE208 Public Finance
HE209 Industrial Organisation
HE210 Development Economics
HE211 Labour Economics and Labour Relations
HE212 Economic Thought
HE220 Survey Methods & Sampling Techniques

And at least 1 level-300 or -400 subject from:

HE301 Mathematical Economics
HE302 Game Theory & Applications to Social Sciences
HE303 The Chinese Economy
HE304 Health Economics
HE305 Environmental Economics
HE306 Urban & Transport Economics
HE307 Financial Economics
HE310 Energy Economics
HE311 Cost-Benefit Analysis
HE320 Applied Econometrics
HE321 Intermediate Econometrics
HE322 Econometric Modeling & Forecasting
HE401 Advanced Microeconomics
HE402 Advanced Macroeconomics
HE403 Advanced International Finance
HE404 Behavioural Economics
HE405 Growth Theory and Empirics
HE410 Singapore Economy in a Globalized World
HE411 Current Topics in Economics
HE420 Econometric Time Series Analysis
HE421 Advanced Econometrics

HE499 Graduation Project (optional)

Students have the option to take a Graduation Project in the second Major, in lieu of one subject (4 AUs), provided the Project is undertaken as an interdisciplinary project in conjunction with that required in the student's first Major .

Curriculum Requirements for Second Major in English Literature

Students will be required to complete and pass at least 13 subjects.
1 Core Subject	HL 101 Introduction to the Study of Literature
12 Prescribed Electives	Choose any 2 from the following level 100 subjects and at least one each from Category A-F. The remaining 4 can be selected from any of the prescribed electives. HL102 Survey of English Literature I HL103 Survey of English Literature II HL104 Ways of Reading: Texts and Contexts HL105 Singapore Literature and Culture I Category A: Period Studies HL 201 Medieval Literature HL 202 Shakespeare and his Contemporaries HL 203 Renaissance to Restoration HL 204 Sensibility and Romanticism HL 205 Victorian Literature & Culture HL 206 Modernism HL 207 Contemporary Literature and Culture Category B: Asian Literature and Culture HL 208 Singapore Literature & Culture II HL 209 Southeast Asian Literature HL 210 East Asian Literatures in Translation HL 211 Representations of Asia: Film & Fiction HL 212 Asian-American Literature HL 213 British-Asian Literature HL 214 Urban Culture Asia Category C: Film & Theatre HL 301 Reading Films: Film Theory HL 302 The Politics of Film: Race, Gender, Class HL 303 Film & Literature HL 304 Film in Asia HL 305 Approaches to Drama HL 306 Modern Drama Category D: World Literature HL 307 The New Literatures in English HL 308 Women and the New Literatures HL 309 Comparative Literature HL 310 European Literature HL 401 South Asian Literature in English HL 402 African Literature in English HL 403 Australasian Literature HL 404 Irish Literature in English Category E: Literary and Cultural Theory HL 405 Literary Criticism: A History HL 406 Reading Texts: Advanced Critical Theory HL 407 From Cultural Theory to New Historicism HL 408 Postcolonial Studies HL 409 Popular Literature and Culture HL 410 Gender Studies Category F: Special Interest Subjects HL 215 War in Literature & Film HL 216 Literature and Madness HL 217 Directed Study in Literature HL 218 Fantasy Fictions HL 219 Children's Literature HL 311 Literature, Technology, and Science HL 312 Texts and the City HL 313 Postmodernism HL 314 American Literature HL 315 Cybertexts, Cyberspace & Cybermedia HL 411 Modern Poetry HL 412 Magic Realism HL413 Advanced Study in Literature & Culture HL499 Academic Essay (optional) Students have the option to write an Academic Essay in the second Major, in lieu of one subject (4 AUs), provided the Essay is undertaken as an interdisciplinary project in conjunction with that required in the student's first Major .

Students will be required to complete and pass at least 13 subjects.

1 Core Subject

HL 101 Introduction to the Study of Literature

12 Prescribed Electives

Choose any 2 from the following level 100 subjects and at least one each from Category A-F. The remaining 4 can be selected from any of the prescribed electives.

HL102 Survey of English Literature I
HL103 Survey of English Literature II
HL104 Ways of Reading: Texts and Contexts
HL105 Singapore Literature and Culture I

Category A: Period Studies

HL 201 Medieval Literature
HL 202 Shakespeare and his Contemporaries
HL 203 Renaissance to Restoration
HL 204 Sensibility and Romanticism
HL 205 Victorian Literature & Culture
HL 206 Modernism
HL 207 Contemporary Literature and Culture

Category B: Asian Literature and Culture

HL 208 Singapore Literature & Culture II
HL 209 Southeast Asian Literature
HL 210 East Asian Literatures in Translation
HL 211 Representations of Asia: Film & Fiction
HL 212 Asian-American Literature
HL 213 British-Asian Literature
HL 214 Urban Culture Asia

Category C: Film & Theatre

HL 301 Reading Films: Film Theory
HL 302 The Politics of Film: Race, Gender, Class
HL 303 Film & Literature
HL 304 Film in Asia
HL 305 Approaches to Drama
HL 306 Modern Drama

Category E: Literary and Cultural Theory

HL 405 Literary Criticism: A History
HL 406 Reading Texts: Advanced Critical Theory
HL 407 From Cultural Theory to New Historicism
HL 408 Postcolonial Studies
HL 409 Popular Literature and Culture
HL 410 Gender Studies

HL499 Academic Essay (optional)

Students have the option to write an Academic Essay in the second Major, in lieu of one subject (4 AUs), provided the Essay is undertaken as an interdisciplinary project in conjunction with that required in the student's first Major .

Curriculum for Second Major in Psychology

Students who choose psychology as their second Major are required to complete 9 core subjects and at least 4 prescribed electives.
9 Core Subjects	HP101 Introduction to Psychology HP102 Fundamentals of Social Science Research HP200 Research Design and Data Analysis in Psychology HP201 Biological Psychology HP202 Developmental Psychology HP203 Social Psychology HP204 Personality and Individual Differences HP206 Cognitive Psychology HP207 Abnormal Psychology
4 Prescribed Electives	Choose any 4 or more subjects from the following list. At least 3 subjects must be from the level 300 subjects. At least 1 subject must be from the level 400 subjects. Level 300 (choose at least 3) HP 301 Psychology in the Asian Context HP 302 Multiculturalism, Multilingualism and Psychology HP 303 Quantitative Psychology HP 304 Learning and Behavioural Analysis (previously HP 205) HP 305 Psychology and Health HP 306 Psychology in the Workplace HP 307 Psychological Adjustment and Mental Health HP 308 Psychology and Language HP 309 Cultural Psychology HP 310 Positive Psychology HP 311 Community Psychology HP 312X Selected topics in Basic Psychological Sciences HP 313X Selected topics in Social and Personality Psychology HP 314X Selected topics in Applied Psychological Sciences The suffix X means that students can take the subject more than once, provided that the suffix for the same subject code is different (denoted A, B, C… for different content) Level 400 (choose at least 1) Psychological Laboratories HP 401 Laboratory in Biological Psychology HP 402 Laboratory in Developmental Psychology HP 403 Laboratory in Social Psychology HP 404 Laboratory in Personality and Individual Differences HP 405 Laboratory in Cultural Psychology HP 406 Laboratory in Cognitive Psychology HP 407 Laboratory in Abnormal Psychology HP 408 Laboratory in Psychology and Language HP 409 Laboratory in Selected Topic Modules on Professional Psychology HP 410 Counselling and Guidance Psychology HP 411 Clinical Psychology HP 412 Psychological Assessment HP 413 Applied Quantitative Methods HP 414 Industrial/Organizational Psychology Seminar Students please note that HP 415X is a graduate-level subject that is cross-listed with a different subject code. HP 415X Seminar in Selected Topics Undergraduates in their fourth year are encouraged to take a seminar course. Seminar in Selected Topics is also offered at the graduate level. Thus students at the undergraduate level need to seek approval from the instructor to read the subject. It is coded with different suffix to reflect the different special topics offered by faculty members. Students may take more than one HP415X per semester. HP499 Graduation Project (optional) Students have the option to take a Graduation Project in the second Major, in lieu of one prescribed elective subject (4 AUs), provided the Project is undertaken as an interdisciplinary project in conjunction with that required in the student's first Major.

Students who choose psychology as their second Major are required to complete 9 core subjects and at least 4 prescribed electives.

9 Core Subjects

HP101 Introduction to Psychology
HP102 Fundamentals of Social Science Research
HP200 Research Design and Data Analysis in Psychology
HP201 Biological Psychology
HP202 Developmental Psychology
HP203 Social Psychology
HP204 Personality and Individual Differences
HP206 Cognitive Psychology
HP207 Abnormal Psychology

4 Prescribed Electives

Choose any 4 or more subjects from the following list. At least 3 subjects must be from the level 300 subjects. At least 1 subject must be from the level 400 subjects.

Level 300 (choose at least 3)

HP 301 Psychology in the Asian Context
HP 302 Multiculturalism, Multilingualism and Psychology
HP 303 Quantitative Psychology
HP 304 Learning and Behavioural Analysis (previously HP 205)
HP 305 Psychology and Health
HP 306 Psychology in the Workplace
HP 307 Psychological Adjustment and Mental Health
HP 308 Psychology and Language
HP 309 Cultural Psychology
HP 310 Positive Psychology
HP 311 Community Psychology
HP 312X Selected topics in Basic Psychological Sciences
HP 313X Selected topics in Social and Personality Psychology
HP 314X Selected topics in Applied Psychological Sciences
The suffix X means that students can take the subject more than once, provided that the suffix for the same subject code is different (denoted A, B, C… for different content)

Level 400 (choose at least 1)

Psychological Laboratories

HP 401 Laboratory in Biological Psychology
HP 402 Laboratory in Developmental Psychology
HP 403 Laboratory in Social Psychology
HP 404 Laboratory in Personality and Individual Differences
HP 405 Laboratory in Cultural Psychology
HP 406 Laboratory in Cognitive Psychology
HP 407 Laboratory in Abnormal Psychology
HP 408 Laboratory in Psychology and Language
HP 409 Laboratory in Selected Topic

Modules on Professional Psychology

HP 410 Counselling and Guidance Psychology
HP 411 Clinical Psychology
HP 412 Psychological Assessment
HP 413 Applied Quantitative Methods
HP 414 Industrial/Organizational Psychology

Seminar

Students please note that HP 415X is a graduate-level subject that is cross-listed with a different subject code.

HP 415X Seminar in Selected Topics
Undergraduates in their fourth year are encouraged to take a seminar course. Seminar in Selected Topics is also offered at the graduate level. Thus students at the undergraduate level need to seek approval from the instructor to read the subject. It is coded with different suffix to reflect the different special topics offered by faculty members. Students may take more than one HP415X per semester.

HP499 Graduation Project (optional)

Students have the option to take a Graduation Project in the second Major, in lieu of one prescribed elective subject (4 AUs), provided the Project is undertaken as an interdisciplinary project in conjunction with that required in the student's first Major.

Curriculum for Second Major in Sociology

Students are required to complete at least 13 subjects.
5 Core Subjects	HS101 Person and Society HS201 Classical Social Theory HS202 Doing Social Research HS301 Contemporary Social Theory HS302 Understanding Social Statistics
8 Prescribed Electives	Choose at least 2 from: HS203 Economy, Technology and Society HS204 Culture, Self and Identity HS205 Organisations and Organisational Change And the remaining from any of the following: (A) Economy, Technology and Social Change HS206 Economic Sociology HS207 Globalisation and Social Change HS208 Social Class and Inequality HS209 Sociology of the Life Course HS303 Population and the Environment HS304 Cities and Urban Life HS305 Sociology of Migration HS306 Sociology of Risk and Crisis (B) Culture, Identity and Social Relations HS210 Popular Culture HS211 Ethnicity and Ethnic Relations HS212 Sociology of Language HS213 Youth in Contemporary Society HS307 Religion and Society HS308 Sociology of Emotions HS309 Sociology of Food HS310 The Body and Society (C) Politics, Social Institutions and Collective Behaviour HS214 The Changing Family HS215 Education and Society HS216 Deviance, Crime and Law HS311 Power, Politics and the State HS312 Gender and Sexuality HS313 Social Movements (D) Contemporary Social Transformations HS102 Singapore Society in Transition HS103 Social Problems in a Global Context HS350 Social Change in Southeast Asia HS351 Understanding Contemporary Chinese Societies HS352 Comparative Asian Societies (E) Selected Topics in Sociology HS390 Special Topics in Current Sociology HS391 Selected Topics in Applied Sociology HS499 Graduation Project (optional) Students have the option to take a Graduation Project in the second Major, in lieu of one subject (4 AUs), provided the Project is undertaken as an interdisciplinary project in conjunction with that required in the student's first Major .

Students are required to complete at least 13 subjects.

5 Core Subjects

HS101 Person and Society
HS201 Classical Social Theory
HS202 Doing Social Research
HS301 Contemporary Social Theory
HS302 Understanding Social Statistics

8 Prescribed Electives

Choose at least 2 from:

HS203 Economy, Technology and Society
HS204 Culture, Self and Identity
HS205 Organisations and Organisational Change

And the remaining from any of the following:

(A) Economy, Technology and Social Change

HS206 Economic Sociology
HS207 Globalisation and Social Change
HS208 Social Class and Inequality
HS209 Sociology of the Life Course
HS303 Population and the Environment
HS304 Cities and Urban Life
HS305 Sociology of Migration
HS306 Sociology of Risk and Crisis

(B) Culture, Identity and Social Relations

HS210 Popular Culture
HS211 Ethnicity and Ethnic Relations
HS212 Sociology of Language
HS213 Youth in Contemporary Society
HS307 Religion and Society
HS308 Sociology of Emotions
HS309 Sociology of Food
HS310 The Body and Society

(C) Politics, Social Institutions and Collective Behaviour

HS214 The Changing Family
HS215 Education and Society
HS216 Deviance, Crime and Law
HS311 Power, Politics and the State
HS312 Gender and Sexuality
HS313 Social Movements

(D) Contemporary Social Transformations

HS102 Singapore Society in Transition
HS103 Social Problems in a Global Context
HS350 Social Change in Southeast Asia
HS351 Understanding Contemporary Chinese Societies
HS352 Comparative Asian Societies

(E) Selected Topics in Sociology

HS390 Special Topics in Current Sociology
HS391 Selected Topics in Applied Sociology

Curriculum Requirements for Second Major in Chinese

A. Chinese Literature and Culture

B. Chinese History and Thought

C. Modern Chinese Society, Politics and Economy

D. Linguistics and Chinese Linguistics

E. Studies of Ethnic-Chinese

Curriculum Requirements for Second Major in Economics

And at least 1 level-300 or -400 subject from:

HE499 Graduation Project (optional)

Curriculum Requirements for Second Major in English Literature

Category A: Period Studies

Category B: Asian Literature and Culture

Category C: Film & Theatre

Category D: World Literature

Category E: Literary and Cultural Theory

Category F: Special Interest Subjects

HL499 Academic Essay (optional)

Curriculum for Second Major in Psychology

Level 300 (choose at least 3)

Level 400 (choose at least 1)

Psychological Laboratories

Modules on Professional Psychology

Seminar

HP499 Graduation Project (optional)

Curriculum for Second Major in Sociology

(A) Economy, Technology and Social Change

(B) Culture, Identity and Social Relations

(C) Politics, Social Institutions and Collective Behaviour

(D) Contemporary Social Transformations

(E) Selected Topics in Sociology

HS499 Graduation Project (optional)

Curriculum of Double Major with Communication Studies