BA Thai Studies(For students entering from September 2024 onwards)
Year 4
(Award available for year: Bachelor of Arts)
Learning outcomes
1.Advanced Language Proficiency in Thai Studies: You will attain an advanced level of language proficiency in Thai, allowing you to understand wide-ranging topics, engage in complex conversations, and articulate ideas fluently and accurately.2.Advanced Translation and Interpretation Skills in Thai Studies: You will translate a wide range of complex texts, including specialised content, effectively handling both formal and informal language alongside different genres with a high degree of accuracy and fluency. You will also demonstrate advanced interpretation skills, interpreting spoken language in various contexts, and adapting your skills to suit various registers and styles. 3.Cross-Disciplinary Understanding in Thai Studies: You will develop the ability to draw connections between different disciplines within Thai studies, fostering a holistic and advanced understanding of Thailand's global and regional significance.4.Research Skills in Thai Studies: You will have honed your research skills to an advanced level, enabling you to conduct an independent piece of extended research, such as a final year project, on multifaceted topics in Thai Studies, synthesising information from a diverse range of sources, and constructing original, well-informed, nuanced arguments.Skills Learning Outcomes 1.Effective Communication: You will excel in oral and written communication, delivering complex ideas and research findings with clarity and precision of value in academic and professional settings.2.Intercultural Competency: You will exhibit advanced intercultural competency, respecting and navigating cultural differences effectively in diverse social and professional environments.3.Project Management: You will gain expertise in project management, through an extended research project within the field of Thai studies, demonstrating advanced self-management and independent study skills.
Assessment
Achievement will be assessed by a variety of methods in accordance with the learning outcomes of the modules specified for the year/programme and will include essays, commentaries, portfolio, individual and group presentations, group research projects, oral assignments, and exams.