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Thanks very much (for replying to both of my threads no less), I should have thought to email them.

You aren't able to select senior units until you have been credited with the pre-requisite ones I believe, i.e. actually completing them? Maybe I'm misunderstanding but I had the same thing where I couldn't select a unit to do it in sem 2 when I was doing the pre-req 12 junior units in sem 1 bc...

When I look at some pre-requisites for some of my possible senior study units (down the track), they name subjects that I cannot locate elsewhere? e.g. KRNS2671 - Translation and Interpretation has the pre-requisites of KRNS1302 or KRNS1632 or native speakers of Korean. I'm not a native...

I'm doing an Arts degree full time (4 units of study a sem), majors in Korean and Chinese studies. Starting uni this year, semester 1. I have limited knowledge of Korean and next to none of Chinese and Japanese. How many language units could I do simultaneously from a beginner level starting...

Alright, I'll look into something like that. Thanks for the suggestion. And yeah, I don't know anything other than English and basic Korean atm, and I don't mind taking my time learning languages, so I'll see how I go in terms of being able to handle two. You've made me realise I have enough...

Yea, I've looked into it and the organisations I've found that do placements offer some kind training, you're right there. And yea, I know it's not a requirement to learn the language, but like I said in the post, I want to learn the languages and live overseas, and I thought teaching English...

I want to learn languages and live overseas, teaching English (or whatever). I want to do Arts at USYD, full time (3 years). I will get the ATAR requirement. Is it possible for me to major in two languages, Chinese and Korean? If I do, does that mean I am studying both of these languages...

1. Arts (Languages) - USYD 2. Arts - USYD 3. Arts - UNSW