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Study the most widely spoken national language of India, spoken by over half a billion people in India and around the world. Explore how modern Hindi draws upon Indias diverse cultures and traditions, from the Sanskrit classical tradition and Indias Islamic heritage, to the contribution of European cultures and languages to Indias tapestry of traditions. Graduates become a translator, interpreter, languages teacher, tourism, media, social and community work, foreign affairs, trade, customs, immigration, aid agencies, or research assistant.
| Intakes | February, March, June, July, October, November |
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| Location | Melbourne, Sydney |
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