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Unit code Unit name
AAH1020 Ancient civilizations 2
AAH2260 Imperial Rome
AAH2990 Egypt's golden age and its aftermath 1550-800bce
AAH3950 Kleopatra's Egypt
AIA1000 World prehistory
*AIS1050 Aboriginal peoples, gender, and the colonial frontier
AIS2080 Contesting laws: culture, colonialism and land
AIS2110 Indigenous heritage in the contemporary world
ALM4250 Second Language Acquisition
ANY1020 Culture, power and globalisation
ANY2170 Visualising cultures: film and ethnography
ASN2030 Narratives in a globalizing Asia: from oral literature to the modern novel
BHS1712 Introduction to social behaviour
BHS2490 The Self and Others: Identity and the Experience of Difference in the 21st Century
CHB1020 Biotechnology, justice and the law
CHI1020 Chinese 2
CHI1040 Chinese 4
CHI1060 Chinese 6
CHI1080 Chinese 8
CHI3440 Understanding contemporary China
CLA1020 Life and culture in ancient Greece and Rome
CLA1120 Introductory Latin B
CLA1121 Introductory ancient Greek B/1
CLA2030 Ancient Greek epic
CLS1020 Texts and contexts 2
*CLS2280 The fate of art: philosophical aesthetics and contemporary culture
COM1020 Introduction to communication studies
COM1520 Communications and society
COM2055 Communication and creativity
COM2100 The public sphere
COM2140 On the road: travel and representation
COM2200 Animation cultures
COM4130 Audiences and the social influence of media
COM4207 Strategic Communication
COM4209 Communication research (2008 lectures)
CRI1002 Criminal justice in action: police, courts and corrections
CRI2008 Crime and the media
CRI2050 International Crime and Justice
CRI2270 Victimology
CRJ1002 The criminal justice process
CRJ2002 Crime and violence: rural, regional and urban communities
CRJ3003 Offender Profiling
DTS1002 Performance in context II
DTS2450 Contemporary drama
ENH1220 Worlds in conflict: Empire, margins, difference (Caulfield lectures)
ENH1220CL Worlds in conflict: Empire, margins, difference (Clayton lectures)
ENH1260 Professional writing
ENH1990 Introduction to fantasy narratives
ENH2110 Renaissance Literature: Power and Love
ENH2230 Shakespeare: Interpretations and Transmutations
ENH2330 Victorian literature
ENH2401 English language and text
ENH2620 Grammar and Expression
ENH2770 Short fiction classic and contemporary
ENV4050 Environmental governance and citizenship
ENV441E Sustainability measurement
EUM4130 Comparative regionalism
EUM4140 Business, civil society and lobbying in the European Union
EUR1200 Foundations of contemporary Europe: liberalism, socialism, romanticism
EUR2110 The European Union: institutions, policy-making and evolution
EUR2620 The idea of Europe: recent debates among intellectuals and policy-makers
FRN1020 French studies 2
FRN1040 French studies 4
FRN1060 French studies 6
FTV1010 Contemporary Television Studies
FTV2070 Women in Contemporary Cinema: Culture and Difference
*FTV2080 Teen film and television
GES1020 Australian physical environments: evolution, status and management
GES1050 The Global Challenge
GES2170 Biogeography - the status of Australian Biota
GES2660 Power and Poverty: Geographies of Uneven Global Development
GES2860 Climate change and variability
GES3350 Resource evaluation and management
GES3360 Soils, Landscape And Their Management
*GND1010 Sex, Gender, Knowledge
HPL1504 Global and regional studies 2
HSY1020 Renaissance Europe
HSY1060 Asian Civilisations: Crisis and Transformation
HSY1112 Nations at war 2: genocide and total war
HSY2075 Soldiers of fortune: mercenaries, states and violence
HSY2085 Witches and depravity in the medieval and early modern world
*HSY2095 The modern middle east
HSY2325 From convict colony to white Australia
HSY2460 The Vietnam War
HSY2640 The Age of Crusades: cultures and societies
HSY2950 Slavery, Freedom and Revolution: the Enlightenment and the French Revolution
INT1020BE Contemporary Worlds 2 (Berwick lectures)
*INT1020 Contemporary Worlds 2 (Clayton lectures)
INT1020CA Contemporary Worlds 2 (Caulfield lectures)
INT2055 Global disasters: impact, inquiry and change
INT2160 Transnational culture in theatre, literature and film
ITA1020 Italian studies 2
ITA1040 Italian studies 4
ITA2260 Italy on film
JPL1020 Japanese 2
JPL1040 Japanese 4
JPL1060 Japanese 6
JPS1090 Understanding contemporary Japan
JPS2130 Introduction to Japanese sociolinguistics
JRN1903 Feature writing (Caulfield lectures)
JRN1903GI Feature writing (Gippsland lectures)
JRN2907 Radio and Television Journalism
JRN2910 Journalism Ethics
LIN1020 Describing and analysing language and communication
LIN2330 Pragmatics: Strategies for Communication
LIN2490 Literacies and Communication: Education, Media and Cyberspace
LIN4040 Researching and documenting languages
PHL1010 Introduction to Philosophy A (Semester 1, 2008 lectures)
PHL1020 Introduction to philosophy B
PHL2130 Plato and platonism
PHL2150 Ethics (Semester 1, 2008 lectures)
PHL2650 Philosophy of mind
PHL2810 Environmental ethics
PLT1040 Introduction to international relations
PLT1050 Nature, law and revolution: political ideas in context
PLT2170 Politics and the media in Australia
PLT2521 Parties and power in Australia
*PLT2650 Terrorism and violence in global politics
PLT2701 Victorian State Politics and Policy
PRJ2252 Crisis and risk communications
PRJ3261 Public relations campaigns
PRL1002 Principles of public relations writing
PRL2002 Public relations research and techniques
PSS1712 Behaviour Across The Lifespan
RLT3145 Interpreting the sources of Islam: the Qur'an and Hadith
SCW1304 Communication and counselling skills
SCY1200 Introduction to Sociology II
SCY1802 Global sociology
SCY2021 Media, communications and society
SCY2041 Multiculturalism, citizenship and identity
SCY2070 Families, labour and intimatacy
SCY2100 Social theory
SCY2151 The body, health and society
SCY2460 Men, Masculinity and Society
SHS2010 Ancient religions
SPN1020 Spanish studies 2
TSD1612 Knowledge and context
VSA1010 Contemporary visual culture
   
 
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