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National School of Arts Unit Listing 2022 (Information last updated on 20 September 2021) Students must ensure that they select discipline areas that are approved for their course, as not all disciplines can be taken in every course and some are available only on certain campuses. This information is listed under each discipline, but please consult your course rules or CEG for information on your degree.

• A major is a total of 80 credit points (cp) in prescribed units in one discipline or approved interdisciplinary area, normally including at least 10 cp at introductory level, at least 40cp at 200-level and at least 20cp from 300-level.

• A minor is a total of 40cp from prescribed units in one discipline or approved interdisciplinary area, normally including at least 10cp at introductory level and at least 20cp at advanced level.

• An elective is an individual unit undertaken apart than those units required for your selected majors or minors. You should consult your course rules or CEG to see what units are available for your degree. Generally, for degrees in the National School of Arts an elective may be any unit from the National School of Arts list for which you have the pre-requisite. Global Studies degrees have their own list of approved units.

• A unit identified as a cross-listed unit may only be used in one major or minor or as an elective. You may not count the unit in different disciplines. (For example, HUMA250 is listed as a Drama unit or a History unit. You need to determine whether you want it to count as Drama or History as you may not count it as part of two sequences.

The lists that follow provide information on the units offered on the different campuses (or online) in 2022. There may be other units available in your chosen discipline that do not appear in this list because they are not on offer in 2022. To view the complete structure of your discipline, please refer to the Course Rules sequences for your course or for the Bachelor of Arts. Accelerated BA: Students following the accelerated program map for the Bachelor of Arts need to take units in summer and winter terms. While the map places Arts electives in summer and UNCC units and community engagement in winter, students may change the placement of those units taken if they are taking a winter unit available in this unit list or applying for an overseas winter intensive unit in the year ahead. Summer and Winter units: Arts units available to all students in summer and winter 2021-2022 are Summer: HIST260, and HUMA330 and Winter: HIST261.

Community engagement units available in 2022 in the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Creative Arts and Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies are listed after the discipline sequence lists. Program Core units: Students who started their Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Creative Arts degrees prior to 2019 will need to include at least two Program core units in their course. The Program core units on offer in 2022 are listed at the end of this document.

How to use this document Use the table of contents to locate your discipline and check which units are on offer in 2022 either on your campus or as national online units. Some areas have specified units that are required for the discipline – these will also be listed with the information on the discipline pages. Check the instructions at the top of each discipline to ensure that you meet any specific requirements for your course. First-year students, in their first semester, should enrol in 100-level units, that is, those units whose code has a number in the range 100–199.

Prerequisites: All students should check that they have the prerequisites for the units they have chosen before enrolling in them. Students who wish to request that the prerequisite requirement for a unit they would like to enrol in be waived may submit the Prerequisite Waiver Form (PRQ). In some cases, the rules for students taking teaching degrees are different to those for students completing the Bachelor of Arts, and these rules are also indicated on the appropriate page.


Click on the discipline in the table of contents or the footer to get to your discipline. The list of majors and minors available on each campus is provided after the Table of Contents.

Table of Contents LIST OF MAJORS AND MINORS BY CAMPUS ................................................................................................. 3

SUMMER, WINTER and PROFESSIONAL TERM UNITS ................................................................................... 4

SUMMER, WINTER and PROFESSIONAL TERM UNITS (Cont.) ....................................................................... 5

BUSINESS STUDIES ........................................................................................................................................ 6

COMMUNICATION ...................................................................................................................................... 10

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES (COMPUTING) ..................................................................................................... 11

CREATIVE WRITING ..................................................................................................................................... 12

DRAMA ........................................................................................................................................................ 13

ECONOMICS ................................................................................................................................................ 14

ENGLISH (Formerly called Literature) ......................................................................................................... 15

GEOGRAPHY, ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY ............................................................................................... 17

GRAPHIC DESIGN ......................................................................................................................................... 18

HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT ............................................................................................................................ 19

HISTORY ...................................................................................................................................................... 20

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES .................................................................................................. 23

MATHEMATICS ............................................................................................................................................ 24

MEDIA ......................................................................................................................................................... 26

MUSIC ......................................................................................................................................................... 27

PHILOSOPHY ................................................................................................................................................ 29

POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ................................................................................................ 31

PSYCHOLOGY ............................................................................................................................................... 33

SOCIOLOGY ................................................................................................................................................. 34

STUDY OF RELIGIONS .................................................................................................................................. 36

THEOLOGICAL STUDIES ............................................................................................................................... 38

VISUAL ARTS ................................................................................................................................................ 40

YOUTH WORK .............................................................................................................................................. 42

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT UNITS ............................................................................................................ 43

ARTS SCHOLARS PROGRAM UNIT ............................................................................................................... 44

ARTS SPECIAL PROJECT UNIT ...................................................................................................................... 44

PROGRAM CORE UNITS ............................................................................................................................... 45


LIST OF MAJORS AND MINORS BY CAMPUS

Major = major or minor Minor = only available as a minor in 2021

Discipline Brisbane Melbourne Strathfield Blacktown Canberra BEd (Sec) only

Business Studies major major major major — Communication minor minor minor — — Digital Technologies (Computing) — — minor — —

Creative Writing minor minor minor — — Drama major major major — — Economics Major (from

2022) major major — —

English major major major major First/Second teaching area

Geography, Environment and Society major major major — —

Graphic Design — minor minor — — Healthy Development — minor — — — History major major major major — International Development Studies — minor — — —

Mathematics major major major — First/Second teaching area

Media — major — — — Music major major — minor — Philosophy major major major — — Politics and International Relations

major (from 2022) major major (North

Sydney) — —

Psychology (non-APAC accredited) — major major — —

Sociology major major major major — Study of Religions major major major — First/Second

teaching area Theological Studies major major major — — Visual Arts major major major minor — Youth Work — minor — minor —


SUMMER, WINTER and PROFESSIONAL TERM UNITS Please note that the Study Period Code for the Summer Term units is 202205. A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Summer Term Arts Units – 22 November 2021 – 30 January 2022 (202205) Students may apply for a pre-requisite waiver for HIST260 by using the Prerequisite Waiver Form (PRQ).

CODE TITLE DATES CAMPUS PRE-REQUISITE

ENGL234

THE LITERATURE OF OTHER WORLDS:

FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION

22 November 2021 – 30 January 2022 FULLY ONLINE Nil

HIST260 KEEP CALM AND CARRY

ON BRITISH HISTORY SINCE 1901

Multimode offering with 1hr recorded lectures and 2hrs live-

online tutorials each day.

22-26 Nov; 6-10 Dec; 13, 15 Dec.

Melbourne, Brisbane and

Strathfield

10 cp from 100-level History or Politics unit

HIST263 THE MAKING OF

MODERN AMERICA, 1865 TO 1945

On-Campus offering with 6hrs intensive classes over 6 days.

9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm on 12/01, 13/01, 14/01, 17/01,

18/01 and 19/01. Assessment to be submitted at a later date.

Brisbane 10 cp from 100-level

History or Politics unit INC: HIST224

HUMA330 COMMUNITY

ENGAGEMENT PLACEMENT

Multimode offering with 1hr recorded lectures and 2hrs live-

online tutorials each Tuesday from 10am-12pm (9-11am in Brisbane) of Weeks 22/11/21; 29/11/21; 6/12/21; 13/12/21;

31/1/22; 7/2/22.

Six weeks for placement/written assignments on your agreed day from Weeks

20/12/21 to 24/01/22.

Online UNCC100 or PHIL102,

PHIL104, PHCC102, PHCC104

Summer Term Business Units – 22 November 2021 – 30 January 2022 (202205 Online)

CODE TITLE PROFESSIONAL TERM 5 SUMMER TERM PRE-REQUISITE BUSN112 MANAGING MARKETS Online INC: MKTG100

BUSN113 MANAGING PEOPLE AND ORGANISATIONS Online Online INC: MGMT100

BUSN104 MONEY MATTERS Online Online INC: ACCT100

BUSN304 WORKING WITH DIVERSITY AND

CONFLICT Online Online INC: BUSN202


SUMMER, WINTER and PROFESSIONAL TERM UNITS (Cont.)

Winter Term Arts Units – 23 May 2022 – 31 July 2022 (202245) Students may apply for a pre-requisite waiver for HIST261 by using the Prerequisite Waiver Form (PRQ).


HIST261 THE RISE IN ASIA IN THE MODERN WORLD

Intensive mode of lectures, seminars and discussions

delivered via Zoom.

Monday to Friday on Weeks 20/06/22 and 27/06/22


Strathfield


INC: HIST219

Winter Term Philosophy Units - 23 May 2022 – 31 July 2022 (202245) CODE TITLE DATES CAMPUS PRE-REQUISITE

PHIL102 THEORIES OF HUMAN NATURE TBC A (Melbourne and

Strathfield) INC: PHCC102

PHIL104* INTRO TO ETHICS TBC M (Brisbane, North

Sydney, Ballarat and Canberra)

INC: PHCC104

PHIL320* ETHICS, JUSTICE & GOOD SOC. TBC

M (Brisbane, Melbourne,

Strathfield, North Sydney, Ballarat and

Canberra)

10 cp from 200-level Philosophy

unit INC: PHCC320

Professional Term 5 Music Unit (202255)


MUSC277 WESTERN ART MUSIC:

EVOLUTION AND REVOLUTION

Multimode offering with 2hrs recorded lectures and

4hrs live-online tutorials each day.

29, 30 June; 1, 4, 5, 6 July

Melbourne and Brisbane Nil


BUSINESS STUDIES Important information for all Business Studies students Business Studies is offered as a major or minor on the Blacktown, Brisbane, Melbourne and Strathfield campuses. Students on the Strathfield or Blacktown campuses may need to go to North Sydney to undertake some subjects. NOTE that the maximum number of 100-level units you can study in the major or minor is two. The minor requires you to have at least two units at 200/300-level, so you cannot study a mixture of all first-year units. The major requires you to have at least 6 units at 200/300-level with at least 2 of those at 300-level. In order to achieve this, you may need to choose your units from two of the sub-disciplines (Accounting, Marketing, Management or HR Management) so that you will have the prerequisites for third year units. (Consult your course coordinator if you have any concerns.) Available

• Bachelor of Arts and dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts (May not be taken in the Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce). (major or minor)

• Students studying a secondary teaching degree (major or minor) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)

Special rules for students completing a secondary teaching degree The different states have different requirements for teaching in the area of Business Studies. BRISBANE: Business Studies is available as a minor or major in Brisbane in the Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Arts. It is available as a first or second teaching area in the Bachelor of Education (Secondary), Bachelor of Education (Primary and Secondary) or (Bachelor of Education (Special Education and Secondary). The Business Studies minor is available in the Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Exercise Science. Students taking Business Studies as a minor should include BUSN113 Managing people and organisations (previously MGMT100) in their units. They also need at least 2 units at 200-level. Students studying the major should do 4 units of Management/HR Management and 4 units of either Accounting or Marketing and make sure that they have at most 2 units at 100-level and at least 2 at 300-level. STRATHFIELD: Students who would like to qualify to teach both Business Studies and Economics undertake 4 units of Economics and then extend that sequence with BUSN113 Managing people and organisations (previously MGMT100) and BUSN104 Money Matters. See Economics for units available and consult your course coordinator if necessary. MELBOURNE: Business Studies is available as a major in the Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Arts (Humanities). It is available as a First Teaching Area in the Bachelor of Education (Secondary), Bachelor of Education (Primary and Secondary and the Bachelor of Education (Special Education and Secondary) but must include 2 extension units to get the 8 units required as described below.) Students studying the major should do 4 units of Management/HR Management and 4 units of either Accounting, Marketing or Economics and make sure that they have at most 2 units at 100-level and at least 2 units at 300-level. (For Economics units, see the available units under Economics.)


A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Business Units on offer in 2022 Semester 1

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath North Sydney

Blacktown Prereq

ACCOUNTING ACCT100 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING A A A A A INC: BUSN104 ACCT204 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING A A A A A ACCT100 ACCT207 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING A A A A A ACCT100 ACCT300 AUDITING M M M M ACCT209

ACCT305 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS M M M M ACCT100

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

BUSN113 MANAGING PEOPLE & ORGANISATIONS A A A A A INC: MGMT100

HRMG200 APPLIED HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT A A A A BUSN113 or

MGMT100

HRMG201 STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT A A A A BUSN113 or

MGMT100

HRMG204 ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR A A A A BUSN113 or MGMT100

MGMT310 ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE FOR SUSTAINABILITY ONLINE MGMT213 or

HRMG204 MANAGEMENT


MGMT212 GLOBAL COMPARATIVE MANAGEMENT A A A INC: HRMG310

MGMT213* ORGANISATIONAL ANALYSIS A A A BUSN113 or MGMT100


HRMG204 MARKETING BUSN112 MANAGING MARKETS A A A A A INC: MKTG100

MKTG201 BUYER BEHAVIOUR A A A A A BUSN112 or MKTG100

MKTG202 MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS: ENGAGING STAKEHOLDERS A A A A A BUSN112 or

MKTG100

MKTG207 MARKETING TOOLKIT A A A A BUSN112 INC: MKTG100

MKTG209 DIGITAL MARKETING: THE CONNECTED SPACE A A A A A BUSN112 or

MKTG100

MKTG315 MARKETING ANALYSIS - EVIDENCE BASED DECISIONS A A A A MKTG100 or

MKTG207 ELECTIVE UNITS (NOT PART OF THE MAJOR OR MINOR) BUSN104 MONEY MATTERS A A A A A INC: ACCT100 *Students wanting to do third year Management units should ensure that they do MGMT213 in their first/second year.


Semester 2


Blacktown Prereq

ACCOUNTING ACCT100 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING A A A A A INC: BUSN104 ACCT209 CORPORATE ACCOUNTING A A A A ACCT207 ACCT300 AUDITING M M M M ACCT209 ACCT303 STRATEGIC MGMT ACCTG A A A A ACCT204 HR MANAGEMENT


HRMG200 APPLIED HR MANAGEMENT A A A A BUSN113 OR MGMT100

HRMG204 ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR A A A A BUSN113 or MGMT100

HRMG308 STRATEGIC HRM: METRICS AND ANALYTICS A A A A HRMG200


HRMG204 MANAGEMENT

BUSN113 MANAGING PEOPLE & ORGANISATIONS

A A A A A INC: MGMT100

MGMT205 EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION MAKING A A A Nil

MGMT213* ORGANISATIONAL ANALYSIS A A A BUSN113 or MGMT100

MGMT214 SUSTAINABLE LEADERSHIP A A A BUSN113 or MGMT100 INC: MGMT305

MGMT304 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT A A A A MGMT213 OR HRMG204

MGMT309 GOVERNANCE, RISK AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT A A A MGMT213


HRMG204 MARKETING BUSN112 MANAGING MARKETS A A A A A INC: MKTG100

MKTG202 MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS: ENGAGING STAKEHOLDERS A A A A A BUSN112 or

MKTG100

MKTG207** MARKETING TOOLKIT A A A A A BUSN112 INC: MKTG100

MKTG301 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING: THE BORDERLESS WORLD A A A A

BUSN112 or MKTG100 or MKTG207

MKTG313 STRATEGIC MARKETING A A A A BUSN112 or MKTG100 or MKTG207

MKTG318 SOCIAL IMPACT OF MARKETING A A A A BUSN112 or MKTG100 or MKTG207



Blacktown Prereq

ELECTIVE UNITS (NOT PART OF THE MAJOR – MAY BE USED AS ELECTIVE OR PART OF MINOR) BUSN104 MONEY MATTERS A A A A A INC: ACCT100 *Students wanting to do third year Management units should ensure that they do MGMT213 in their first/second year. **Students who want to do third year Marketing units should ensure that they do MKTG207 in their first/second year. Summer Term (202205) – 22 November 2021 – 30 January 2022

CODE TITLE Professional Term 5 Summer Term Prereq BUSN112 MANAGING MARKETS O INC: MKTG100

BUSN113 MANAGING PEOPLE AND ORGANISATIONS O O INC: MGMT100

BUSN104 MONEY MATTERS O O INC: ACCT100

BUSN304 WORKING WITH DIVERSITY AND CONFLICT O O INC: BUSN202


COMMUNICATION This minor is available in Brisbane, Melbourne and Strathfield. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts (minor only)

• Bachelor of Creative Arts (minor only) • Bachelor of Psychological Science and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)(minor only) • Bachelor of Visual Arts and Design (minor only) • Not available for students studying a secondary teaching degree

A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Semester 1

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath National Online Prereq

COMM102 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION A A A Nil

COMM213 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION A A A COMM102, or

COMM218 Semester 2


COMM104 WRITING FOR THE MEDIA O Nil

COMM218 COMMUNICATION IN THE WORKPLACE A COMM102

WRIT230 CREATIVE NONFICTION A A

10 cp from Communication, Creative Writing or English/Literature unit


DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES (COMPUTING) Only available on Strathfield campus. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts. (minor only)

• Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Students studying a secondary teaching degree (minor only)


CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Prereq

COMP107 FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND COMPUTING

A Nil

COMP202 PROGRAMMING ESSENTIALS A COMP104 Semester 2


COMP108 FUNDAMENTALS OF PROGRAMMING DESIGN A Nil

COMP205 CREATING WITH DATA A COMP104


CREATIVE WRITING This minor is available in Brisbane, Melbourne and Strathfield campuses.

Available • Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of

Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts (minor only)

• Bachelor of Creative Arts (minor only) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only) • Not available for students studying a secondary teaching degree except as electives in the BED (Sec)/BA

Humanities degree.

Important information for students undertaking Creative Writing and English WRIT201 and WRIT230 may be counted towards a Creative Writing minor OR an English/Literature major/minor but not both.

Students who want to do BOTH an English major/minor and a Creative Writing Minor will need four WRIT-coded units for their Creative Writing minor and four ENGL-coded units for their English Minor or 8 ENGL-coded units for their major.

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree Not available as a minor in secondary teaching degrees although WRIT201 and WRIT230 may be taken in the English major/minor. Students may take up to 40cp of electives in Creative Writing in the Bed (Sec)/BA Humanities Degree



WRIT100 THE WRITERS CRAFT A A A Nil

WRIT201 EMERGING WRITING O 10 cp from Creative Writing or English/Literature unit INC: ENGL208

Semester 2


WRIT101 CREATIVE GENRES M M M Nil


10 cp from Communication, Creative Writing or English/Literature unit INC: ENLG230

WRIT300 THE WRITERS STUDIO O 10 cp from 200-level Creative Writing unit


DRAMA Important information for students studying Drama The Drama major and minor are taught on Brisbane, Melbourne and Strathfield campuses. Core units in the major for students starting in 2020 or later: PERF102, PERF104 in first year and PERF319 Theatre Performance is a compulsory capstone unit in the third year of the major. Core units for the major for students starting prior to 2020: PERF319 Theatre Performance is a compulsory capstone unit in the third year of the major. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts

• Students studying a secondary teaching degree (major or minor; first or second teaching area) • Bachelor of Creative Arts (major or minor) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)

Special rules for students completing secondary teaching degrees Students must include some performance and production units in their major or minor/First or second teaching area. Performance units are PERF102, PERF104, PERF205, PERF208, PERF211, PERF221, PERF319. A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Semester 1


PERF102 THEATRE MAKING: ESSENTIALS OF THEATRE PRODUCTION A A A Nil

PERF215 ON SCREEN: MOVIES, TV, VIDEO GAMES A Nil

PERF221 THE DIRECTOR'S LABORATORY A A A 10cp from 100-level unit in Drama

PERF302 INDEPENDENT DRAMA PROJECT: RESEARCH AND PRACTICE M M M 10 cp from 200-level unit in

Drama Semester 2


PERF104 DRAMA'S GREATEST HITS: PERFORMING DRAMA HISTORY A A A Nil

PERF205 DEVISING THEATRE: PERFORMANCE AND PRODUCTION METHODS A 10 cp from 100-level unit in

Drama

PERF207 AUSTRALIAN DRAMA: HISTORY, PERFORMANCE AND PERSPECTIVES M M 10 cp from 100-level unit in

Drama

PERF211 REVOLUTIONARY SPIRIT: STAGING MODERN POLITICS A 10 cp from 100-level unit in

Drama

PERF318 THAT IS THE QUESTION: SHAKESPEARE AND RENAISSANCE THEATRE M M M 10 cp from 200-level unit in

Drama


ECONOMICS The Economics major and minor are offered on the Melbourne and Strathfield campuses. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts (major or minor)

• Students studying a secondary teaching degree (major or minor; first or second teaching area) • Bachelor of International Development Studies (minor only) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)

Special rules for students completing secondary teaching degrees (only) NSW: Students undertaking an Economics major or minor in Strathfield should extend this with one subject from Management (BUSN113 Managing people and Organisations) and one from the accounting area (BUSN104 Money Matters) if they want to teach Business as well as Economics. Vic: Students may not combine an Economics minor with a Business Studies major; however, they may study Economics as part of their Business Studies major (4 units of Management + 4 units of Economics include 2 units at third year.) See Business Studies for more information and this list for unit availability. A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Semester 1


ECON102 MICROECONOMICS 1 M M M Nil INC: ECON200

ECON202 MICROECONOMICS 2 M M M 10cp from 100-level ECON units or ECON200

ECON209 GLOBAL ECONOMY M M M Nil

ECON305 ECONOMIC POLICY ANALYSIS M M M 10 cp from 200-level

ECON units Semester 2


ECON103 MACROECONOMICS 1 M M M Nil

ECON203 MACROECONOMICS 2 M M M 10cp from 100-level

ECON units or ECON200

ECON210 DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS

M M M Nil

ECON304 APPLIED ECONOMETRICS M M M 10 cp from 200-level unit in Economics


ENGLISH (Formerly called Literature) The English major and minor are offered on the Blacktown, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne and Strathfield campuses. Important information for all students taking English (or Literature)

Year commenced Literature/English major Specified units in the Literature/English major 2020 or later ENGL110 and ENGL111 (1st year)

ENGL331 (3rd year) 2018-2019 ENGL104, ENGL102 (1st year) and ENGL331 (3rd

year) Specified units in Creative Writing, WRIT201 and WRIT230 may be undertaken in the Literature/English major. These units may be counted towards a Creative Writing minor OR an English major/minor but not both. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts. (major or minor)

• Students studying a secondary teaching degree (major or minor; first or second teaching area) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree The rules for these degrees are the same as above. Students may include WRIT201 or WRIT230 in the English major. A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Summer Term - 22 November 2021 – 30 January 2022 (202205)


ENGL234

THE LITERATURE OF OTHER WORLDS:

FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION

22 November 2021 – 30 January 2022 FULLY ONLINE Nil


Semester 1

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Blacktown Can National

Online Prereq

ENGL110 READING LITERATURE: FORM AND GENRE A A A A M Nil

INC: ENGL104

ENGL200

NINETEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE: REVOLUTIONS IN WRITING

A A A 10 cp from 100-level English or Literature units

ENGL204 AMERICAN WRITING A Nil

ENGL210 SHAKESPEARE AND THE RENAISSANCE LIT A 10 cp from 100-level

English or Literature units

ENGL331 LITERARY THEORY WAYS OF READING A A A 10 cp from 200-level


Cross-listed units that count in the English major/minor

PERF215 ON SCREEN: MOVIES TV VIDEO GAMES A Nil

WRIT201 EMERGING WRITING O

10 cp from 100-level Creative Writing or English/Literature INC: ENGL208

Semester 2


Online Prereq

ENGL111 LITERATURE ACROSS TIME AND SPACE A M A A M Nil

ENGL202 TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE

A A 10 cp from 100-level English or Literature units

ENGL205

AUSTRALIAN LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN & YOUNG ADULTS

O Nil

ENGL224 ROMANTIC GENERATIONS A Nil

ENGL334 READING AND WRITING THE SELF A 10 cp from 200-level


ENGL337 LITERATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT M M 10 cp from 200-level

English or Literature units Cross-listed units that count in the English major/minor


10 cp from Communication, Creative Writing or English/Literature INC: ENLG230


GEOGRAPHY, ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY The Geography major underwent a review in 2021 and the name of the Geography discipline is changed to Geography, Environment and Society effective Semester 1, 2022. The Geography, Environment and Society major and minor are offered on the Brisbane, Melbourne and Strathfield campuses. Geography units have changed their names and codes and there may be new units available. Please check to make sure that you have the prerequisites to do the new units and that they are not incompatible with something you have previously completed (this would mean that the unit overlaps with what you have previously completed and you cannot study both units.) Core units for the major for students starting 2020 or prior: GEOG100, GEOG101 and GEOG307. Core units in the major for students starting in 2021 or later: GEOG110, GEOG111 and GEOG219 If you have any questions about your Geography sequence, please contact your Course Coordinator. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts

• Students studying a secondary teaching degree • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree Students studying a Geography, Environment and Society minor are advised to consider extending the minor with 2 units of History. A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Semester 1


GEOG111 EXPLORING HUMAN ENVIRONMENTS A A A Nil INC: GEOG101

GEOG218 NATURAL DISASTERS: RISK, RESPONSE AND RESILIENCE M M M

Nil INC: GEOG208 & GEOG306

GEOG310 SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES M M M Nil

Semester 2


GEOG110 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE A A A Nil INC: GEOG100

GEOG214 SUSTAINABILITY: THE GLOBAL CHALLENGE O Nil

INC: GEOG204 GEOG311 CATCHMENTS TO COASTS A A A Nil


GRAPHIC DESIGN

Graphic Design is offered as a minor in Melbourne and Strathfield. Students must study all four units listed to complete the minor. Available


• Bachelor of Creative Arts (minor only) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Not available as a minor for students studying a secondary teaching course except as electives in the

Bed(Sec)/BA degree

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching course This minor is not available in the secondary teaching degrees except as electives in the BEd (Sec)/BA Humanities degree. Individual units from Graphic Design may be undertaken in the Visual Arts discipline. See the Course Enrolment Guide for your degree for more information. A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Semester 1


DESN111 INTRO TO GRAPHIC DESIGN A A Nil

DESN227 WEB DESIGN A A Nil Semester 2


DESN240 DESIGN FOR MULTIMEDIA A A Nil

DESN242 DESIGN FOR PUBLICATION A A Nil


HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT Important information for all students taking Healthy Development Healthy Development is only available as a minor in Melbourne. There are four specified units in the minor: NUTR101, YSED104, SOCS243 and SOCS244. The minor can be extended with two electives from SOCS235, YSED100 and YSED203. EXSC118 was a required unit prior to 2021 when it was discontinued. The new unit in the sequence to replace it is NUTR101. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts (minor only)

• Students studying a secondary teaching course (minor only) – excluding Exercise Science • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree Rules for the minor in the BEd(Sec)/BA in Victoria are the same as above. Not available in the BEd(Sec)/BExSc or Bachelor of Education (Secondary). A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Semester 1 (minor units)


NUTR101* INTRODUCTION TO NUTRITION A Nil INC: EXSC118

SOCS244 DIFFERENCE AND DIVERSITY A Nil *Please note NUTR101 is the approved unit that replaces EXCS118. Semester 2 (minor units)


YSED104 THE DEVELOP YOUNG PERSON A Nil

SOCS243 GLOBAL HEALTH O Nil INC: GLST200

Semester 1 (extension units) (Healthy Development) BTeach/BA or Bed (Sec)/BA students who need a minor +2 must complete all units in the minor and may then extend the minor any two units from the below list as additional electives if available.


YSED100 KNOWING YOUNG PEOPLE A Nil

YSED203 BLDG RELATIONS & SUPPORT YOUTH A YSED104 or

YSED105

SOCS235 HEALTH ILLNESS AND WELL BEING M Nil


HISTORY Important information for all students taking History The History major and minor is available on Brisbane, Melbourne, Strathfield and Blacktown campuses. HIST106 and HIST308 are core units in this major. HIST106 is core in the first year and HIST308 is a capstone unit in the third year. The major may include units from both Ancient and Modern History. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts

• Students studying a secondary teaching degree (major or minor; first or second teaching area) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree QLD & VIC: Students doing History as a minor in Brisbane or Melbourne are strongly advised to combine their History minor with two units of Geography. NSW only: Students must ensure they take the correct sequence of units to allow them to teach EITHER Modern

History, OR Ancient History, OR both. Students commencing from 2019 are required to include one Ancient or Medieval and one Modern History unit in their major/minor alongside the core units, to meet NESA requirements. Medieval History units are marked with an M and may be used as Ancient or Modern.

Please make sure you refer to the ‘Important Information for History Students in NSW’ under Course Information in your Course Enrolment Guide for precise information on how this works for the different combinations of Modern and Ancient History and first and second teaching areas. If you need further advice, please contact your course coordinator.

History units on offer in 2022 A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Modern History Summer Term – 22 November 2021 – 30 January 2022 Students may apply for a pre-requisite waiver for HIST260 by using the Prerequisite Waiver Form (PRQ).

CODE TITLE DATES Attendance/Online Prereq

HIST260

KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON BRITISH

HISTORY SINCE 1901

22 November 2021 – 30 January 2022

Multimode offering with recorded lectures and live-

online tutorials. (Melbourne, Brisbane and

Strathfield)


HIST263

THE MAKING OF MODERN

AMERICA, 1865 TO 1945

On-Campus offering with 6hrs intensive classes over 6 days.

9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm on 12/01, 13/01, 14/01, 17/01, 18/01 and 19/01. Assessment to be submitted at a later date.

Brisbane

10 cp from 100-level History or Politics unit INC: HIST224


Modern History Semester 1

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Blacktown Prereq HIST105 EARLY MODERN EUROPE A Nil

HIST115 GLOBAL HISTORY: SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION A A A A Nil

HIST214 IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES IN AUSTRALIAN HISTORY A 10cp from 100-level History

or Sociology units

HIST251 HUMAN RIGHTS IN HISTORY A A Nil INC: HIST227 and HIST331

HIST253 UNDERBELLY AUSTRALIA: CRIME AND SOCIAL HISTORY A

10cp from 100-level History, Politics or Sociology units

HIST264 FROM TRUMAN TO TRUMP THE US SINCE 1945 A 10cp from 100-level History

or Politics units

HIST308 MAKING HISTORY A A A 20cp from 200/300 level History units

Ancient History Semester 1

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Blacktown Prereq

HIST114 FALL OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC A Nil

HIST265 ANCIENT ROME: KINGDOM, REPUBLIC AND EMPIRE

A Nil INC: HIST332

HUMA250 ANCIENT GREEK HISTORY & DRAMA A 10cp from 100-level History or

Drama units

HIST308 MAKING HISTORY (Ancient and Modern Version) A 20cp from 200/300 level History

units Modern History (Winter Term – 23 May 2022 – 31 July 2022) Students may apply for a pre-requisite waiver for HIST261 by using the Prerequisite Waiver Form (PRQ).


HIST261 THE RISE IN ASIA IN THE MODERN WORLD

Intensive mode of lectures, seminars and discussions delivered via Zoom.

Monday to Friday on Weeks 20/06/22 and 27/06/22


Strathfield

10 cp from 100-level History or

Politics unit INC: HIST219


Modern History Semester 2

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Blacktown Prereq

HIST106 AUST INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: PAST AND PRESENT

A A A A Nil

HIST216 M EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES AND BEYOND A 10 cp from 100-level History or

Politics unit

HIST256 WAR AND PEACE A 10 cp from 100-level History or Politics unit INC: HIST110

HIST257

TO PROTECT OR PUNISH? CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH IN HISTORY

A 10 cp from 100-level History, Sociology or Politics unit

HIST262 MONEY AND POWER IN THE WESTERN WORLD A 10 cp from 100-level History or

Politics unit

HIST264 FROM TRUMAN TO TRUMP THE US SINCE 1945

A 10 cp from 100-level History or Politics unit

HIST267 DIASPORAS AND JOURNEYS: MIGRATION IN WORLD HISTORY

A 10cp from 100-level History units INC: HIST329

HIST327 SETTLER COLONIES IN INDIGENOUS LANDS A 10cp from 200-level History units

HIST341 HISTORY AND MEMORY: USES AND ABUSES OF THE PAST

A 10cp from 200-level History units

HIST342 A HISTORY OF THE PRESENT A 10cp from 200-level History units

INC: HIST330 M Medieval History unit Ancient History Semester 2

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Blacktown National Online Prereq

HIST222 GREEK CITY STATES A Nil

HIST230 POMPEII A 10cp from 100-level History units


INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES This minor is only available in Melbourne campus. Available


• Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only) • Not available for students studying a secondary teaching course except as electives in the BEd(Sec)/BA

Humanities degree in Melbourne



DVST100 INTRO TO INTERNATIONAL DEVPT

A Nil

DVST205 PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT A DVST101

Semester 2


DVST101 HUM WORK & DEVELOP AID A Nil

DVST200 REFUGEES AND FORCED MIGRATION

A 10cp from DVST units or Global Studies units

DVST204 PROJECT MANAGEMENT A 10cp from DVST

units

DVST303 ADVOCACY AND POLICY PROJECTS A 10cp from 200-

level DVST units


MATHEMATICS Important information for all students taking Mathematics Note: For study in any unit in Mathematics, HSC Advanced Mathematics other than General Mathematics 2 (NSW) or Mathematical Methods Units 3 & 4 (Victoria) is assumed for both the major, the minor and electives. As the core units include calculus, you will need this prior knowledge. The mathematics major and minor is offered on the Melbourne and Strathfield campuses. MATH104 and MATH107 are core units in the first year of the Mathematics major and minor. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts

• Students studying a secondary teaching degree (major or minor; first or second teaching area) • Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Exercise Science (minor only) • Bachelor of Media Production (minor only) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)


CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Blacktown Can National Online Prereq

MATH107 INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC AND ALGEBRA A A A M

HSC Advanced Mathematics (not General Mathematics 2) (NSW), Mathematical Methods Units 3 & 4 (Vic) assumed

MATH219 STATISTICS AND PROABILITY A A A

MATH107 INC: STAT201 & STAT206

MATH223 HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS

A A A MATH107 INC: MATH313

MATH308 NUMBER THEORY & CRYPTOGRAPHY M M

10cp from 200 level MATH units INC MATH108 and MATH208


Semester 2

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Blacktown Can National Online Prereq

MATH104 DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL CALCULUS A A A M

HSC Advanced Mathematics (not General Mathematics 2) (NSW), Mathematical Methods Units 3 & 4 (Vic) assumed

MATH205 GEOMETRY A A A MATH104 OR MATH107

MATH220 LINEAR ALGEBRA A A A MATH107 INC: MATH212

MATH315 ANALYSIS AND TOPOLOGY A A

MATH104 and one of MATH203 or MATH205 or MATH220 or MATH221 OR MATH224 INC: MATH306 and MATH312


MEDIA Important information for all students taking Media Media is offered as a major or minor on the Melbourne campus. Although Media is not offered in the Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Arts, students may undertake a Media major or minor in their BA and then use that as a teaching area in the Master of Teaching. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Art (major or minor)

• Bachelor of Creative Arts (major or minor) • Bachelor of International Development Studies (minor only) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only) • Not available for students studying an undergraduate secondary teaching course except as electives in the

BEd (Sec)/BA Humanities (Melbourne)



MEDA100 MAKING DIGITAL MOVIES A Nil

MEDA200 INTRO TO AUDIO PRODUCTION A Nil

MEDA204 MEDIA PRODUCTION AND THE COMMUNITY

A MEDA100 INC: MEDA203

MEDA304 MEDIA AUDIENCES A MEDA101 INC: MEDA216

Semester 2


MEDA101 THEORIES OF MEDIA A Nil

MEDA201 ONLINE VIDEO PRODUCTION A MEDA100

MEDA206 RADIO PRODUCTION A MEDA200

MEDA302 DIGITAL MEDIA LAB A MEDA100 and MEDA201


MUSIC Important information for all students taking Music Music is offered on the Brisbane and Melbourne campuses as a major or minor. Music is offered on the Blacktown campus as a minor. There are core units in the major that apply to students who commenced in 2019 or later. These are MUSC161, which is a first-year core unit and MUSC335 and MUSC336 that are core units in the third year of the major. All students studying a major must do two third year units in Music and not more than two first year units. Note: While students doing a secondary teaching degree need a pre-requisite in practical music, students in other degrees such as the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Creative Arts do not. Available


• Students studying a secondary teaching degree in Melbourne (major only) and Brisbane (major or minor; first or second teaching area)

• Bachelor of Creative Arts (major or minor) • Bachelor of Psychological Science and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)(minor only) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)



MUSC161 FOUNDATIONS OF MUS PRAC A A A Nil

INC: MUSC160

MUSC269 CONTEMPORARY HARMONY M M Nil

MUSC336 RESEARCHING MUSIC O Nil

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree only Prerequisite/assumed knowledge for students wanting to teach Music

• In Victoria – Music major you will need: AMEB Grade VI or Year 12 Practical Music. • In Queensland – Music minor: you will need to ensure that you are able to meet minimum practical and

theoretical requirements for music teaching by the end of Year 2 of the degree program. Students should attain a minimum of fifth grade (AMEB, Trinity College or equivalent) theory and practical musicianship.

Melbourne: Music may be undertaken as a major in the BEd(Secondary) and BEd/BA (Humanities). It is not available in the Visual Arts or Mathematics specialisations nor is it available in the Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Exercise Science. Brisbane: Music may be undertaken as a major or minor in a secondary education degree and as a minor in the BTeach/BExSc in Brisbane. The rules for the Music major or minor are the same as above.


Professional Term 5 (202255) - 29, 30 June; 1, 4, 5, 6 July


MUSC277 WESTERN ART MUSIC: EVOLUTION AND REVOLUTION

M M Nil

Semester 2


MUSC162 WRITING ABOUT MUSIC A A A Nil

MUSC284 ENSEMBLE DIRECTION AND PERFORMANCE A A Nil

MUSC281 POPULAR MUSIC: STAGE & SCREEN M M Nil

MUSC335 COMPOSING MUSIC M M MUSC268 or MUSC269


PHILOSOPHY Important information for all students taking Philosophy This discipline is offered on Brisbane, Melbourne and Strathfield campuses. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts (major or minor)

• Students studying a secondary teaching course prior to 2021 (minor only and only on Melbourne campus) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only) • Not available for students studying an undergraduate secondary teaching course except as electives in the

BEd (Sec)/BA Humanities degree. A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Semester 1

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath North Sydney Prereq

PHIL100 PHILOSOPHY: THE BIG QUESTIONS A A A Nil

PHIL107 PHILOSOPHY OF WORLD RELIGIONS M A A Nil

PHIL201 ISSUES IN BIOETHICS M A A Nil

PHIL202 JUSTICE, AUTHORITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS A A A Nil

PHIL215 EARLY MODERN PHILOSOPHY A A A 10 cp from 100-level Philosophy unit

PHIL320* ETHICS, JUSTICE AND THE GOOD SOCIETY A A M M

10 cp from 200-level Philosophy unit INC: PHCC320

PHIL322* METAPHYSICS AND EPISTEMOLOGY SEMINAR M M M M 10 cp from 200-level

Philosophy unit *Also offered in Ballarat and Canberra PHIL322 IS NOT A TIMETABLED UNIT AND WILL NOT APPEAR IN THE TIMETABLE. This unit will be offered via Adobe Connect webinars. The LIC will contact students directly to confirm arrangements. Winter Term (202245)

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Blacktown North Sydney Prereq

PHIL102 THEORIES OF HUMAN NATURE A A M M M INC: PHCC102

PHIL104* INTRODICTION TO ETHICS A A M M M INC: PHCC104

PHIL320 ETHICS, JUSTICE AND THE GOOD SOCIETY A

10 cp from 200-level Philosophy unit INC: PHCC320

*Also offered in Ballarat and Canberra


Semester 2

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Blacktown North Sydney Prereq

PHIL102* THEORIES OF HUMAN NATURE A A A A A INC: PHCC102

PHIL104* INTRO TO ETHICS A A A A A INC: PHCC104

PHIL200 CONTEMPORARY MORAL PROBLEMS M M M M 10 cp from 100-level

Philosophy unit

PHIL205 MIND, BODY & CONSCIOUSNESS A A A 10 cp from 100-level

Philosophy unit

PHIL208 GOD, RELIGION & EVIL A A A 10 cp from 100-level Philosophy unit INC: PHIL323

PHIL214 MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY A A A 10 cp from 100-level Philosophy unit

PHIL323 PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION A 10 cp from 200-level Philosophy unit INC: PHIL208

PHIL321* HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY SEMINAR M M M M M 10cp from 200-level

Philosophy * Also offered in Ballarat and Canberra PHIL321 IS NOT A TIMETABLED UNIT AND WILL NOT APPEAR IN THE TIMETABLE. This unit will be offered via Adobe Connect webinars. The LIC will contact students directly to confirm arrangements. In the course maps UNCC100 Self and Community: Exploring the Anatomy of Modern Society and UNCC300 Justice and Change in a Global World are listed as Core Curriculum units. Alternatively, students may be eligible to study PHCC102 OR PHCC104 in place of UNCC100; and PHCC320 The Just Society in place of UNCC300. Prior to 2021 students could take PHIL102 or PHIL104 in place of UNCC100 or PHIL320 instead of UNCC300 but could not double count these units in their Philosophy major or minor. From 2021 the codes for these units will clearly show if students are enrolling for Philosophy (PHIL102, 104, 320) or core curriculum (PHCC102, PHCC104, PHCC320).


POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Important information for all students taking Politics and International Relations Politics and International Relations units are offered on the Brisbane, Melbourne and North Sydney campuses. Students from Strathfield will need to travel to North Sydney to study most of their Politics and International Relations subjects. • Prior to 2019: Compulsory units in the major were POLS101 and POLS310. • For students who started in 2019: POLS101 and POLS104 are core first year units and POLS310 is a capstone unit

in the third year. • From 2020: POLS101 and POLS104 are compulsory core units in the first year. Students are expected to study

POLS309 and POLS310 unless they are accepted into the Parliamentary Internship program unit POLS311. Available • Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of

Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts (major or minor)

• Students studying a secondary teaching degree (see below) • Bachelor of International Development Studies (minor only) • Bachelor of Media Production (minor only) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only) Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree Politics and International Relations is only available as a minor in secondary education degrees in Victoria but is not available in New South Wales or Queensland. When used as a minor in Melbourne, it is recommended that students combine this minor with at least two additional units in another Humanities subject such as History or Geography. Up to 40cp of Politics and International Relations units may be taken as electives in the BEd (Sec)/BA in Victoria. A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Semester 1

CODE TITLE Bris Mel North Sydney Blacktown National

Online Prereq

POLS101 INTRO TO AUSTRALIAN POLITICS A A A Nil

POLS211 CHINA AND THE NEW WORLD O 10cp from 100-

level Politics unit

POLS219 POST COLONIAL AND NON-WESTERN POLITICS A M M

10cp from 100-level Politics or International Development unit

POLS309 WORLD POLITICS & JUSTICE O 10cp from 100-level Politics unit


Semester 2

CODE TITLE Bris Mel North Sydney Blacktown National

Online Prereq

POLS104 INTRO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS A A A Nil

POLS214 THE NATURE OF DEMOCRACY M M M 10cp from 100-

level Politics unit

POLS216 POPULISM IN THE 21ST CENTURY O 10cp from 100-

level Politics unit

POLS310 AUSTRALIA IN THE WORLD M M 20cp from 200/300-level Politics units

*Note that POLS105 is only available as an elective and is not part of the Politics and International Relations major or minor. Parliamentary Internship (quota and selection criteria apply) Students are required to apply for an internship placement. More information will be made available by email as it becomes available. Link to information will be advised.

CODE Title and Credit Points State Prereq

POLS311 PARLIAMENTARY INTERNSHIP 20 credit points

VIC

Victoria: Students normally must be undertaking a major in Politics and International Relations and will have completed 20cp at Level 1 in Politics and International Relations, and 40cp at Level 2 in Politics and International Relations. An application process applies.


PSYCHOLOGY Important information for all students studying Psychology Psychology is offered as a major or minor on the Strathfield and Melbourne campuses. It is being phased out on the Brisbane campus. Core units in the Psychology minor are: PSYC100, PSYC101, PSYC200 and PSYC212 Core units in the Psychology major are: PSYC100, PSYC101, PSYC104, PSYC200, PSYC212, PSYC313, PSYC315. Students may choose either PSYC213 or PSYC214 as the eighth unit in the major. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, (major or minor)

• Students studying a secondary teaching degree (minor in Melbourne only) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree Psychology is only available as a minor in Melbourne from 2019 but is not available in New South Wales or Queensland. Students who started prior to 2019 in Victoria were able to study Psychology as a major or minor, although it was recommended to only do it as a minor from 2018. Students doing the Psychology minor or major have the same rules as for the BA (see above.) Students may take up to 40cp of electives in the BEd(Sec)/BA in Melbourne. A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Semester 1

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Overseas/Online Prereq

PSYC100 FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY A A Nil PSYC200 LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT A A PSYC100 and PSYC101

PSYC213 INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES A A PSYC100, PSYC101 and PSYC104

PSYC315 BRAIN AND BEHAVIOUR A A PSYC200, PSYC212, PSYC213, or PSYC214

Semester 2

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Overseas/Online Prereq

PSYC101 APPLICATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY A A Nil

PSYC104 RESEARCH DESIGN & STATISTICS 1 A A Nil

PSYC212 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY A A PSYC100 and PSYC101

PSYC214 LEARNING AND BEHAVIOUR A A PSYC100, PSYC101 and PSYC104

PSYC313 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY A A PSYC104 and Either PSYC200, PSYC213, or PSYC214


SOCIOLOGY Important information for all students studying Sociology Sociology is available as a major and minor on Brisbane, Melbourne and Strathfield campuses. Sociology major has the following core units: 2020 or before: SOCS108, SOCS207, SOCS237 (last offered 2021) and SOCS300 2021 and after: SOCS207, SOCS302 (replaces SOCS237 from 2022). Students are expected to take SOCS100 and/or SOCS108 to begin the major or minor. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts, except Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Arts where it is only available in Melbourne and Strathfield (see below).

• Students studying the Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Arts (Humanities, Visual Arts & Mathematics) in NSW (minor only)

• Bachelor of International Development Studies (minor only) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only) Transition Plan

• Phase-out of SOCS237 People Count and phase-in of SOCS302 People Count – Students who commenced studying the Sociology major in 2021 will not enrol in SOCS237 in second year. They are required to enrol in SOCS302 for their third year (2023).

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree May be completed as a minor in NSW as part of the Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Arts (Humanities). When used as a minor in NSW, it is recommended that students combine this minor with at least two additional units in another Humanities subject such as History or Geography. Students may take up to 40cp of electives in Sociology in the BEd (Sec)/BA Humanities.




Online Prereq

SOCS100 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY A A A A A Nil

SOCS200 ALL THE FEELS: EMOTIONS SOCIETY CULTURE O Nil

SOCS206 GLOBALISATION, RELIGION & MODERNITY A Nil

SOCS235 HEALTH, ILLNESS AND WELL-BEING M M M M M Nil

SOCS239 SOCIOLGY OF GENDER & SEXUALITY A Nil

SOCS244 DIFFERENCE AND DIVERSITY: SOCIAL AND SEXUAL HEALTH

A A Nil

SOCS300 POWER, WEALTH AND WELFARE: SOCIAL ISSUES AND POLICY

M A M

10cp from 200-level Sociology unit

Semester 2


Online Prereq

SOCS108 CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY & CHANGE A A A A A Nil

SOCS207 MEANING OF LIFE: RES QUALIT M A M

SOCS100 or SOCS108 or DVST100

SOCS209 RACE AND ETHNICITY: AUSTRALIAN AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES

A Nil

SOCS226 GLOBAL YOUTH CULTURES A A Nil

SOCS243 GLOBAL HEALTH O Nil INC: GLST200

SOCS301 SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE NEW ECONOMY

O 10 cp from 200-level units in Sociology or related discipline

SOCS302*

PEOPLE COUNT: RESEARCHING GLOBALLY WITH QUANTITATIVE METHODS

M M M SOCS207 INC: SOCS237

* Students who have completed SOCS237 in prior years should not enrol in SOCS302.


STUDY OF RELIGIONS Important information for all students studying Study of Religions Students may undertake Study of Religions or Theology as major or minors in the Arts degrees. Students may not study a major in one and a minor in the other but may study both as minors in the BA. The Study of Religions includes a variety of different religions whereas Theological Studies includes the Christian religion only. Core units for the major and minor: PHIL107 and THCT100. Students undertaking a major or minor in Study of Religions who wish to teach Religious Education in Catholic Schools should follow the recommendations for secondary education students given below when choosing their units. The major should include no more than 30cp at 100-level and at least 50 cp at an advanced level (including 20cp at 300-level.) (Subject to AB approval) Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts.

• Students studying a secondary teaching degree, excluding Melbourne (major or minor; first or second teaching area)

• Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree Students who want to teach Religious Education in Catholic Schools need to include THCT100 and THCT202 as part of their major or minor in Study of Religions. Students undertaking a Study of Religions major may study THBS100 as part of the major, but students who are doing a minor should extend their minor with THBS100 as an elective. Students in this degree may not study both Study of Religions and Theological Studies major and minor. Students studying secondary teaching degrees in NSW should not include PHIL208 but the unit may be taken in other states.

• Units for Study of Religions major for students who want to teach in Religious Education in Catholic Schools: THCT100, PHIL107, THBS100, THCT202, Three of (THSR200 (prior 2020), THSR206, THSR207, THSR202, THSR205) and THSR301, THSR302.

• Units for Study of Religions minor for students who want to teach in Religious Education in Catholic Schools: THCT100, PHIL107, THCT202 and one additional Study of Religions units at second/third year level. Students should also study THBS100 as an extension to their minor (or elective) and should ensure that they do this PRIOR to undertaking THCT202 as it is a prerequisite.




PHIL107 PHILOSOPHY OF WORLD RELIGIONS M A A Nil

THSR202* RELIGION IN AUSTRALIAN CULTURE M M A THCT100 or PHIL107

THSR301* INDIGENOUS SPIRITUALITIES M M M THCT100 or PHIL107 INC: THSR100

Cross-listed unit (for students completing major) THBS100* INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLE A A A A Nil

* Also offered in Ballarat and Canberra Semester 2


THCT100* WHAT CHRISTIANS BELIEVE A A A A Nil

PHIL208** GOD, RELIGION AND EVIL A A A 10 cp from 100-level

Philosophy unit INC: PHIL323

THSR206* INTRODUCTION TO ISLAM M M A THCT100 or PHIL107

THCT202* CHRISTIAN SYMBOL, RITUAL AND SACRAMENT A A A A THBS100 and THCT100

INC: THEO228

THSR302* COMPARING TEXTS AND TRADITIONS IN THE ABRAHAMIC FAITHS

M M M

THCT100 or PHIL107

* Also offered in Ballarat and Canberra ** Students in Strathfield may not take PHIL208 as part of the Study of Religions minor or major if they want to teach Religious Education in NSW.


THEOLOGICAL STUDIES Important information for all students studying Theological Studies Students may undertake Study of Religions or Theology as majors or minors in the Arts degrees. Students may not study a major in one and a minor in the other but may study both as minors in the BA. The Study of Religions includes a variety of different religions whereas Theological Studies includes the Christian religion only. Core units in Theological Studies are THCT100 and THBS100 which are both first-year units. Where units are listed as being via Adobe Connect, there may not be a specific time allocated on the timetable. The lecturer will contact you to confirm arrangements. Available

• Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts.

• Students studying a secondary teaching degree in Melbourne (major or minor; first or second teaching area) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only)

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree Students who wish to teach in Catholic Schools should include THCT100, THBS100 and THCT202 as part of their major or minor or extended minor. Students in NSW must undertake the Study of Religions sequence not the Theological Studies sequence as they are required to study religions other than Christianity. A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Semester 1


THBS100* Introduction to the Bible A A A A Nil THBS209* New Testament Letters A M M THBS100

THCP304* Christian Community Engagement M M M M UNCC100; THBS100;

THCT100

THCT213* The Triune God M M M THBS100 and THCT100 INC: THCT301

THCT215* Defining Moments in Church History A M M Nil

INC: THCT204

THCT220* Theological Thinking and Methods M M M THCT100

* Also offered in Ballarat and Canberra THCP304 IS NOT A TIMETABLED UNIT AND WILL NOT APPEAR IN THE TIMETABLE. This unit will be offered via Adobe Connect webinars. The LIC will contact students directly to confirm arrangements.


Semester 2


THCT100* What Christians Believe A A A A Nil

THBS205* Narratives of Ancient Israel A M M THBS100

THBS211* Psalms and Old Testament Wisdom Literature M M M THBS100

THBS220* Critical Approaches to the Bible: Interpretation and Exegesis

A M M THBS100

THCT202* Christian Symbol, Ritual and Sacrament A A A A THBS100 AND THCT100

INC: THEO228

THCT311* The Christian Vision of Being Human A M M THBS100 AND THCT100

THBS302* Johannine Literature M M M THBS100

THCP304* Christian Community Engagement M M M M UNCC100; THBS100;

THCT100

THCT307* Church: Its Nature and Mission M M M M Pre: THBS100 and THCT100 INC: THCT205, THCT307

* Also offered in Ballarat and Canberra THBS302, THCP304 and THCT307 ARE NOT TIMETABLED UNITS AND WILL NOT APPEAR IN THE TIMETABLE. These units will be offered via Adobe Connect webinars. The LIC will contact students directly to confirm arrangements.


VISUAL ARTS Important information for all students studying Visual Arts Visual Arts is available as a major or minor on the Brisbane, Melbourne and Strathfield campuses. Available


• Students studying a secondary teaching degree (major or minor; first or second teaching area) • Bachelor of Creative Arts (major or minor) • Bachelor of Psychological Science)(minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours

Special rules for students studying a secondary teaching degree Students studying a secondary teaching degree should consult the course map for the specific units that they need to undertake in Visual Arts to ensure that they can register as teachers. Brisbane and Melbourne: Visual Arts may be undertaken as a major or a minor. Strathfield: From 2019, due to changes in NESA regulations, students must undertake a major or a minor+2 (minor with 2 units at third year level) to meet NESA Visual Arts requirements. Visual Arts is available as a major in the BEd(Sec)/BA (Visual Arts), BEd(Sec) and BTeach/BA (Visual Arts). Visual Arts is available as a minor+2 in other secondary teaching degrees in Strathfield. Major unit sequence – refer to the BEd(Sec)/BA (Visual Arts) or BEd (Sec) Course Enrolment Guide Minor+2 sequence—NSW only - refer to the table below.

BES/BA (VA) 4 Year Program

Semester 1 Intake Semester 2 Intake Unit Code Year - Semester Unit Code Year - Semester

ARTS109 Year 1 - Semester 1 ARTS112 Year 1 - Semester 2

ARTS112 Year 1 - Semester 2 ARTS109 Year 2 - Semester 1 ARTS236 Year 2 - Semester 1 ARTS238 Year 2 - Semester 2



BES/BA (VA) 4.5 Year Program

Semester 1 Intake Semester 2 Intake

Unit Code Year - Semester Unit Code Year - Semester








ARTS109 DRAWING A A A A Nil

ARTS245 PRINT MAKING A A A Nil INC: ARTS225

ARTS226 VIDEO / INSTALLATION A A Nil ARTS236 CERAMICS/MULTIMEDIA A A Nil

ARTS237 POSTMODERN ART 20TH CEN A A A ARTS112

ARTS332 SELF-DIRECTED STUDIO A A A 20 cp from 200-level units in Visual Arts and Design

Available as an elective only – not part of the major or minor

ARTS325* PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE M 20 cp from 200-level units in Visual Arts and Design

*Not offered to the students enrolled in the Secondary Education degrees. Semester 2


ARTS112 ART IN THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY A A A A Nil

ARTS238 PHOTOGRAPHY A A A Nil

ARTS246 SCULPTURAL PRACTICE A A Nil

INC: ARTS239 ARTS241 PAINTING A A A Nil

ARTS341 ART IN THE 21ST CENTURY A A ARTS112 or ARTS237

INC: ARTS331

ARTS340* VISUAL ARTS MAJOR PROJECT A A A

40 cp from 200 or 300-level units in Visual Arts and Design INC: ARTS333

With permission from the Course Coordinator only

HUMA320* MAJOR CREATIVE PROJECT M M

20cp from 200/300-level units in Music, Drama, English/Literature, Creative Writing, Communication, Media or Visual Arts

*ARTS340 and HUMA320 are not available to students studying the BTeach/BA (Visual Arts) in Melbourne or Strathfield.


YOUTH WORK Important information for all students studying Youth Work Youth Work is available as a minor in Melbourne and Blacktown campuses. Students who started prior to 2020 study YSED100, YSED104, YSED203 and may undertake YSED205 or YSED204 as part of their minor. Students who started in 2020 or later must do YSED100, YSED104, YSED203 and YSED204 as core units in the minor.

Students taking both the Youth Work minor and the Healthy Development minor will count YSED104 in the Healthy Development minor and study YSED105 in its place in the Youth Work minor.

Available • Bachelor of Arts and all dual degrees with Arts including Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of

Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Arts (minor only)

• Bachelor of International Development Studies (minor only) • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) • Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (minor only) • Not available for students studying secondary teaching degrees except as electives in the BEd/BA

Humanities degree in Melbourne. A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. Semester 1


YSED100 KNOWING YOUNG PEOPLE A A Nil

YSED203 BLDG RELATIONS & SUPPORT YOUTH A A YSED104 or

YSED105 Semester 2

CODE TITLE Bris Mel Strath Blacktown

National Onlin

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Prereq

YSED104 THE DEVELOP YOUNG PERSON A A Nil

YSED204 TRAUMA INFORMED PRACTICES A A YSED203

Unit for students studying both a Healthy Development minor and a Youth Work minor (YSED104 will count to the Healthy Development minor and YSED105 to the Youth Work minor)

YSED105 ETHICAL PRINCIPLES PRACTICE A

Nil INC: YSED205 Ethical Principles and Practice of Youth Work


COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT UNITS Community engagement units are offered on Brisbane, Melbourne and Strathfield campuses. HUMA330 is a placement unit. Students will undertake a placement in a community organisation, non-governmental organisaton (NGO), social business or social enterprise or similar. HUMA331 is a community engaged unit with no placement. Students will work in groups to devise, plan and pitch a ‘big idea’ for a social enterprise. Available

• Required unit in the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Global Studies, Bachelor of Creative Arts • Available for students in discontinued degrees such as Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) or Bachelor of

Psychology (where required) in the semesters listed below. • Bachelor of Psychological Science (minor only) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)

A= Attendance mode M= Multimode O=National Online mode INC=Incompatible: You may not study the unit listed if you have already passed the INC unit. 202205 (Summer Term – 22 November 2021 – 30 January 2022)


HUMA330 Community Engagement Placement

22 November 2021 – 30 January 2022

Classes online Placement will be in

person

UNCC100 or PHIL102, PHIL104, PHCC102, PHCC104

Semester 1


HUMA330 Community Engagement Placement A A A

UNCC100 or PHIL102, PHIL104, PHCC102, PHCC104

Semester 2


HUMA331 Big Ideas: Social Entrepreneurship A A

UNCC100 or PHIL102, PHIL104, PHCC102, PHCC104 INC: HUMA247


ARTS SCHOLARS PROGRAM UNIT What is the Scholars Unit? Challenging and nurturing high-achieving students in the humanities is a key strategy for ensuring the production of excellent scholars and researchers of the future. HUMA251 Shaping Humanity: Ideas, Power and Scholarship is a dynamic unit for students who excelled in the first year of their Arts degree (or double degree with the BA). It provides students with the opportunity to join a select group of peers and academic experts in exploring some of the most significant contemporary questions in the social sciences and humanities. Each week, students will focus on a question having a seismic impact on the world of ideas. This unit considers the different ways in which scholars and thinkers from the Humanities, Social Sciences and Creative Arts disciplines are trying to answer these questions; the sorts of research methods they are using to do so; and the major works written about them. This unit is offered in semester 2 each year. To enquire about or apply for this unit please contact [email protected].

Semester 2


HUMA251 SHAPING HUMANITY: IDEAS AND SCHOLARSHIP M M M Nil

ARTS SPECIAL PROJECT UNIT What is the Special Project Unit? The special project unit HUMA332 may focus on different projects in different years. This year, there are two internships on offer. One is an internal internship for the Scroll magazine and students may apply from any degree in the National School of Arts and any major, especially (but not limited to) those with skills in any of English, Creative Writing, Communication, Media, Graphic Design, Visual Arts. The other is an internal internship with the Our Lives project, a longitudinal study of young people in Queensland and it is open to students majoring in sociology. Priority will be given to final year students, and GPA will be taken into account. Applications will reopen for 2022 in October and are due by 30 November 2021. You may obtain information on how to apply for this unit by emailing: [email protected]. Semester 2


HUMA332 Arts and Humanities Special Project O


PROGRAM CORE UNITS Program Core Units on offer. (All students who started their BA or BCA degree in 2018 or prior need to include at least two program core units in their major, minor or electives. During this phase-out period, students in the BCA may study any of these units as program core units (as electives) provided you have the required prerequisites.

Most students will have undertaken HUMA111, which counts as a program core unit.

If you have not already undertaken a program core unit and you started your degree prior to 2019 (prior to 2018 for Global Studies students then you should study one or more of these units as part of your major, minor or as an elective.) Please talk to your course coordinator if you need more information or advice.

INC = Incompatible: You may not study this unit if you have already passed the INC unit). Unit Title Unit Name Offered in 2022

(for students commenced prior to 2019)

HIST106 Australian Indigenous Peoples: Past and Present

Summer online (22 November 2021 – 30 January 2022) and Bris, Mel, Strath, Blacktown – Sem 2,

HIST251 Human Rights in History Bris, Mel – Sem 1 PHIL100 Philosophy: The Big Questions Bris, Mel, Strath – Sem 1 PHIL102 (use the PHIL code not PHCC102)

Theories of Human Nature Bris, Mel, Strath, North Syd – Sem 2

PHIL104 (use the PHIL code not PHCC104)

Introduction to Ethics Bris, Mel, Strath – Winter and Sem 2 North Syd – Sem 2

POLS105 Introduction to Human Rights Bris – Sem 2

POLS309 World Politics and Justice (Pre: 10cp from 100-level POLS units) National Online - Sem 1

PSYC313 Social Psychology (Pre: PSYC104 and PSYC200) Mel, Strath – Sem 2 SOCS108 Contemporary Society and Change Bris, Mel, Strath, Blacktown – Sem 2 SOCS209 Race and Ethnicity: Australian and Global Perspectives Mel – Sem 2

SOCS300 Power, Wealth and Welfare (formerly called ‘Social Issues and Policy’) (Pre: 10cp from 100-level SOCS units)

Bris, Mel, Strath – Sem 1

THCT100 What Christians Believe Bris, Mel, Strath, North Syd - Sem 2

THEL103 Christianity Established: From Sect to Society (INC: THCT103) Bris, Mel, Strath – Sem 1

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