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Program Code: 3009

CRICOS Code: 015324A

PROGRAM REGULATIONS:

Bachelor of Arts BA

Responsible Owner: Assistant Dean

Responsible Office: School of Arts & Sciences, Fremantle

Contact Officer: PCAC Executive Officer

Effective Date: 1 January 2020

3009 Bachelor of Arts of 71 Effective Date: 1 January 2020

1 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 TABLE OF CONTENTS.............................................................................................................................. 2

2 AMENDMENTS ....................................................................................................................................... 2

3 PURPOSE ................................................................................................................................................ 3

4 OVERVIEW .............................................................................................................................................. 3

5 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS .......................................................................................................................... 3

6 PRACTICUM OR INTERNSHIP REQUIREMENTS ...................................................................................... 3

7 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................................... 3

8 DEFINITIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 6

APPENDIX A: PROGRAM PLAN ....................................................................................................................... 6

APPENDIX B: Requirements of Majors and Minors in the College of Arts and Sciences ..........................8-56

APPENDIX C: Undergraduate Courses in the College of Arts and Sciences ........................................... 57-67

2 AMENDMENTS

Amendments to these regulations will be made in accordance with the General Regulations.

Version Date Amended Amendment Details Approved by

1 January 2008 Amendments to program regulations Dean

2 October 2008 Amendments to program regulations Dean

3 September 2009 Amendments to program regulations Dean

4 June 2010 Amendments to program regulations Dean

5 July 2011 Amendments to program regulations Dean


7 December 2013 Regulations transferred to new template Dean

8 August 2014 Amendments to program regulations Dean


10 November 2016 Amendments to program regulations Dean

11 January 2018 New course codes assigned PVCA

12 January 2018 Amendments to program regulations Dean

13 January 2019 Amendments to program regulations Regulations transferred to new template

Dean PVCA


3 PURPOSE

These Program Regulations set out the approved requirements for the Bachelor of Arts.

4 OVERVIEW

4.1 Campus Availability The Bachelor of Arts has been approved for delivery on the Fremantle and Sydney campuses.

4.2 Student Availability The Bachelor of Arts is available for enrolment to domestic Students and international Students with a student visa.

4.3 Australian Qualifications Framework The Bachelor of Arts is accredited by the University as a Level 7 AQF qualification.

4.4 Duration (i) The Volume of Learning for the Bachelor of Arts is three (3) years of equivalent full-time study. (ii) An option to complete this Program part-time is available. (iii) An accelerated option to complete the Program is not available.

4.5 Maximum Duration The maximum period of time within which a student is permitted to complete the Bachelor of Arts Award is 8 years (including any periods of approved leave of absence) from the date on which they were first enrolled into the program by the University.

4.6 Study Mode The Bachelor of Arts is offered in Internal Study mode.

4.7 Professional Accreditation

There are no professional accreditation requirements applicable to this Program.

5 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

5.1 University Admission Requirements To be eligible for admission to The University of Notre Dame Australia, all applicants must meet the University’s minimum requirements for admission. The requirements for admission are detailed in the University’s Policy: Admissions.

5.2 Specific Program Requirements for Admission There are no further requirements for Admission to this Program.

6 PRACTICUM OR INTERNSHIP REQUIREMENTS

6.1 Internship courses and work-integrated learning opportunities are available—but not required—in this Program.

7 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

7.1 Program Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Arts graduates will be able to:

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1. Demonstrate broad theoretical and practical knowledge, with depth in the underlying principles and concepts of one or more disciplines or practice areas;

2. Identify appropriate sources and evaluate information; 3. Demonstrate an awareness of different conceptual approaches and/or research methods; 4. Demonstrate the technical skills, professional skills and ethical practice required by one or more

disciplines; 5. Synthesise knowledge and apply skills in order to solve complex problems; 6. Communicate arguments and/or ideas in a range of forms; 7. Work independently and, where appropriate, in collaboration with others; and 8. Reflect upon personal knowledge, skills and experiences.

7.2 Required Courses To be eligible for the Award of Bachelor of Arts students must complete a minimum of 600 Units of Credit, which includes the following required and elective courses:

75 Units of Credit from three (3) Core Curriculum Courses;

25 Units of Credit from one (1) compulsory Course;

200 Units of Credit to form a Major; and

300 Units of Credit from elective Courses, which may be used to form a Second Major, a Minor or two Minors.

7.3 Elective Courses

Any of the following elective Courses may be completed in the Bachelor of Arts, where prerequisites and admission requirements allow: (i) Courses that are available in any of the Majors or Minors of this Program, or that are offered by the

School of Arts and Sciences and listed in Appendix C; (ii) Courses taken by cross-institutional enrolment, including Study Abroad, as approved by the Dean;

and (iii) Up to 100 Units of Credit from general electives, including those from other Schools.

7.4 First-Year Courses Students may not complete more than ten (10) 1000-level Courses in this Program, including those credited by Advanced Standing.

7.5 Honours The Bachelor of Arts is offered with Honours. Details are available in the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Program Regulations (Program code 3493) and are to be read in conjunction with the Policy: The Award of a Degree with Honours.

7.6 Course substitutions

Course substitutions must be approved by the Dean or delegate. 7.7 Majors

Students must complete one (1) of the following Majors, the requirements of which are listed in Appendix B:

Campus available:

Advertising Sydney

Applied Psychology Sydney

Archaeology Fremantle

Behavioural Science Fremantle

Counselling Sydney

English Literature Fremantle and Sydney

Environmental Management Fremantle

Film & Screen Production Fremantle and Sydney

History Fremantle and Sydney


Journalism Fremantle and Sydney

Liberal Arts Sydney

Mathematics Fremantle

Philosophy Fremantle and Sydney

Photography Fremantle

Politics & International Relations Fremantle and Sydney

Social Justice Fremantle and Sydney

Sociology Sydney

Theatre Studies Fremantle and Sydney

Theology Fremantle and Sydney

Writing Sydney

7.8 Second Majors

Students may complete any of the following Second Majors, the requirements of which are listed in Appendix B:

Campus available:

Advertising Sydney

Applied Psychology Sydney



Business Sydney

Business Studies Fremantle

Counselling Sydney





Human Resource Management Sydney


Liberal Arts Sydney

Marketing Sydney

Marketing & Public Relations Fremantle

Mathematics Fremantle




Public Relations Sydney


Sociology Sydney




Writing Sydney

7.9 Minors

Students may complete any of the following Minors, the requirements of which are listed in Appendix B:

Campus available:



Business Sydney

Business Studies Fremantle






Marketing & Public Relations Fremantle

Mathematics Fremantle and Sydney





Sociology Sydney



Writing Sydney

8 DEFINITIONS

For the purpose of these Regulations, the following terms are defined in the General Regulations:

Leave of Absence

Major

Units of Credit

Pre-requisite Course

Minor

Elective

Co-requisite Course

Specialisation

General Elective

END OF REGULATIONS


APPENDIX A: PROGRAM PLAN

Bachelor of Arts Units of Credit

Core Curriculum Courses FREMANTLE students are required to complete the following Courses: 75

CORE1010 Introduction to Philosophy

CORE1020 Ethics

CORE1030 Introduction to Theology

SYDNEY students are required to complete the following Courses:

CORE1001 Logos I

CORE1002 Logos II

CORE1003 Logos III

Required Course 25 FREMANTLE students are required to complete the following Course in their first

semester of enrolment:

ARTS1000 Academic Writing, Communication and Research

SYDNEY students are required to complete one (1) of the following Courses in their

first year of enrolment:

COMM1060 Media and Society

PSYC1030 Introduction to Applied Psychology A

ENGL1020 Texts and Tradition

HIST1000 A History of Western Civilisation

SOCI1000 Self and Society

Arts Major 200 ALL students must complete a Major. Elective Courses 300 ALL students must complete elective Courses to a total of 300 Units of Credit, which

may be used to form a Second Major, a Minor, or two Minors.

Total Units of Credit

600


APPENDIX B: Requirements of Majors and Minors in the College of Arts and Sciences Please note: not all courses are run each semester, nor on both campuses. Consult your School for courses on offer.


Advertising: Major

Programs in which this is available:

Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Communications and Media and any other degree where regulations permit.

Campus available: Sydney

Special instructions: All courses listed below are 25 units of credit, unless otherwise specified. A Major may include no more than 3 x 1000-level courses and must include at least 2 x 3000-level courses.

Students must complete 200 units of credit, as follows:

Students complete these EIGHT courses: BUSN1220 Principles of Marketing BUSN2050 Integrated Marketing Communications BUSN2520 Consumer Behaviour BUSN3440 Media Planning and Buying COMM1060 Media and Society COMM2010 Production: Creative Advertising COMM3430 Advertising Design: Professional Brief COMM3510 Advertising and Society

Appendix B Requirements of Majors and Minors in the College of Arts and Sciences Please note that not all courses are run each semester, nor on both campuses. Consult your School of Arts and Sciences for courses on offer.


Applied Psychology: Major


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Communications and Media (second Major), and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these FOUR courses: PSYC1030 Introduction to Applied Psychology A PSYC1040 Introduction to Applied Psychology B PSYC2210 Social Psychology PSYC3330 Abnormal Psychology Students complete FOUR of these courses: BUSN2280 Psychology of Work PSCY2170 Developmental Psychology PSYC2350 Health Psychology PSYC2620 Psychology and Religion PSYC3000 Models of Psychological Intervention PSYC3030 Special Topics in Applied Psychology A PSYC3050 Special Topics in Applied Psychology B PSYC3060 Personality Psychology PSYC3130 Clinical Pastoral Placement RSCH2030 Research Methods


Archaeology: Major


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media (second Major), Bachelor of Science, and any other degree where regulations permit.

Campus available: Fremantle



Students complete these SIX courses: ARCL1020 Introduction to Archaeology ARCL1030 Reading the Past: Interpretation from Archaeology ARCL3010 Maritime Archaeology: Ships and Harbours ARCL3020 The Archaeology of Indigenous Australia ARCL3030 Unearthing the Past: The History and Archaeology of Western Australia ARCL3040 Archaeological Field Methods Students complete TWO of these courses: ARCL3008 Archaeology Internship ABOR1000 Aboriginal People OR GEOG1110 Physical Geography: Climates, Geology and Soils HIST2008 The Caesars ENVR2330 Australian Ecology: from Theory to Practice SCIE3290 Geographic Information Systems


Archaeology: Minor


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media, Bachelor of Laws/Arts, and any other degree where regulations permit.


Special instructions: All courses listed below are 25 units of credit, unless otherwise specified. A Minor may include no more than 2 x 1000-level courses and must include at least 1 x 3000-level courses.


Students complete these TWO courses: ARCL1020 Introduction to Archaeology ARCL1030 Reading the Past: Interpretation from Archaeology Students complete THREE of these courses: ARCL3010 Maritime Archaeology: Ships and Harbours ARCL3020 The Archaeology of Indigenous Australia ARCL3030 Unearthing the Past: The History and Archaeology of Western Australia ARCL3040 Archaeological Field Methods Students complete ONE of these courses: SCIE3290 Geographic Information Systems ENVR2330 Australian Ecology: from Theory to Practice HIST2008 The Caesars ARCL3008 Archaeology Internship


Behavioural Science: Major


Bachelor of Art, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Communications and Media (second Major), and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these EIGHT courses: BESC1000 Developmental Psychology BESC1050 Social Science Research BESC2240 Discourse, Power, and Politics BESC2250 Culture and Society BESC3110 Research Methods and Practice BESC3150 Professional Practice in Behavioural Science BESC3930 Community: Policy and Development BESC3940 Behavioural Science Internship


Behavioural Science: Minor


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Communications and Media, Bachelor of Laws/Arts, Bachelor of Science, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these SIX courses: BESC1000 Developmental Psychology BESC1050 Social Science Research BESC2240 Discourse, Power, and Politics BESC2250 Culture and Society BESC3150 Professional Practice in Behavioural Science BESC3930 Community: Policy and Development


Biology: Major


Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Science and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these EIGHT courses: BIOL1250 Molecular and Cell Biology BIOL2100 Animal Diversity BIOL2260 Plant Diversity BIOL3250 Aquatic Science BIOL3000 Adaptations for Survival in the Australian Environment ENVR2330 Australian Ecology: From Theory to Practice HLTH2300 Microbiology SCIE3290 Geographic Information Systems


Business: Major


Bachelor of Arts (second Major), Bachelor of Communications and Media (second Major), and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete ONE of these courses: BUSN1000 Economics BUSN1110 Accounting for Business Students complete ALL of these courses: BUSN1220 Principles of Marketing; BUSN1600 Principles of Management (prerequisite for BUSN3600 Strategic Management & BUSN3680 Change Management BUSN2400 Business Law BUSN3600 Strategic Management Students complete THREE of these courses: BUSN2280 Psychology of Work BUSN2730 Principles of Human Resource Management BUSN3680 Change Management BUSN3690 Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Please check Bachelor of Commerce Program Regulations (3058) in the School of Business for any pre-requisite requirements.


Business: Minor


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Communications and Media, Bachelor of Laws/Arts, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete ONE of these courses: BUSN1000 Economics BUSN1110 Accounting for Business Students complete ALL of these courses: BUSN1600 Principles of Management (prerequisite for BUSNS3600 Strategic Management and BUSN3680 Change Management BUSN2400 Business Law BUSN3600 Strategic Management Students complete TWO of these courses: BUSN2280 Psychology of Work BUSN2730 Principles of Human Resource Management BUSN3680 Change Management BUSN3690 Innovation and Entrepreneurship



Business Studies: Major


Bachelor of Arts (second Major), Bachelor of Communications and Media (second Major), Bachelor of Behavioural Science and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these THREE or FOUR courses: BUSN1000 Economics AND / OR BUSN1110 Accounting for Business BUSN1600 Principles of Management BUSN2730 Principles of Human Resource Management Students complete FOUR or FIVE of these courses: BUSN2000 Events Management BUSN2400 Business Law BUSN2450 Taxation BUSN2660 Employment Relations BUSN3020 Leadership: Theory and Practice BUSN3600 Strategic Management BUSN3680 Change Management BUSN3690 Innovation and Entrepreneurship BUSN3740 Strategic Workforce Issues



Business Studies: Minor


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media, Bachelor of Laws/Arts, Bachelor of Science, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these THREE or FOUR courses: BUSN1000 Economics AND / OR BUSN1110 Accounting for Business BUSN1600 Principles of Management BUSN2730 Principles of Human Resource Management Students complete TWO or THREE of these courses: BUSN2000 Events Management BUSN2400 Business Law BUSN2450 Taxation BUSN2660 Employment Relations BUSN3020 Leadership: Theory and Practice BUSN3600 Strategic Management BUSN3680 Change Management BUSN3690 Innovation and Entrepreneurship BUSN3740 Strategic Workforce Issues



Counselling: Major


Bachelor of Arts, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these SEVEN courses: COUN1003 Theories & Approaches to Counselling COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1 COUN3002 Placement and Supervision A COUN3003 Placement and Supervision B COUN3160 Counselling in High Prevalence Mental Health Disorders COUN3170 Professional Legal & Ethical Issues in Counselling PSYC2170 Developmental Psychology Students complete ONE of these courses: COUN2080 Counselling in the Area of Alcohol & Other Drugs COUN2110 Trauma Counselling COUN2150 Counselling Children and Adolescents COUN2060 Cross-cultural Counselling COUN3004 Counselling Couples and Families COUN3005 Counselling Older People SOCI3000 Ableism, (Dis)ability and Society


Counselling: Minor


Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these THREE courses: COUN1003 Theories and Approaches to Counselling COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1 COUN2002 Counselling Skills Training 2 Students complete THREE of these courses: COUN2004 Counselling and Children COUN2005 Grief and Loss Counselling COUN2006 Counselling Adolescents COUN2007 Trauma and Addiction Counselling COUN3004 Counselling Couples and Families COUN3005 Counselling Older People


English Literature: Major


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media (second Major), and any other degree where regulations permit.

Campuses available: Fremantle and Sydney

Special instructions: All courses listed below are 25 units of credit, unless otherwise specified. Some courses are only offered on the Fremantle (F) or Sydney (S) campus. A Major may include no more than 3 x 1000-level courses and must include at least 2 x 3000-level courses.


Students complete these TWO courses: ENGL1020 Texts and Tradition ENGL1040 World Literatures Today Students complete SIX of these courses: ENGL1050 Theory and Practice of Modern Theatre ENGL3000 Literature for Children and Young Adults ENGL3001 Fictions of the Self: Life Writing (S) ENGL3010 The Uses and Abuses of Literary Theory ENGL3030 Gothic Literature and its Legacy ENGL3040 Modernism and the Avant-Garde (S) ENGL3060 Australian Theatre ENGL3100 The Art and Craft of Travel Writing (F) ENGL3160 Australian Literatures ENGL3310 Poetry and Poetics ENGL3320 The Novel in English ENGL3410 Drama in the Age of Shakespeare ENGL3510 Comparative Indigenous Literature (F) ENGL3080 Italy and the Renaissance (F) ENGL3820 Freedom from Oppression: Literature that Changed the World (F) ENGL3008 English Literature Internship COMM2020 Screenwriting COMM3090 Adaptation Studies Students may complete this course on approval of the Dean, and if available, to a total of 50 units of credit per Major (and 75 units of credit per degree): ARTS3010 Experience the World I


English Literature: Minor




Special instructions: All courses listed below are 25 units of credit, unless otherwise specified. Some courses are only offered on the Fremantle (F) or Sydney (S) campus. A Minor may include no more than 2 x 1000-level courses and must include at least 1 x 3000-level courses.


Students complete these TWO courses: ENGL1020 Texts and Tradition ENGL1040 World Literatures Today Students complete FOUR of these courses: ENGL1050 Theory and Practice of Modern Theatre ENGL3000 Literature for Children and Young Adults ENGL3001 Fictions of the Self: Life Writing (S) ENGL3010 The Uses and Abuses of Literary Theory ENGL3030 Gothic Literature and its Legacy ENGL3040 Modernism and Avant-Garde (S) ENGL3060 Australian Theatre ENGL3100 The Art and Craft of Travel Writing (F) ENGL3160 Australian Literatures ENGL3310 Poetry and Poetics ENGL3320 The Novel in English ENGL3410 Drama in the Age of Shakespeare ENGL3510 Comparative Indigenous Literature (F) ENGL3080 Italy and the Renaissance (F) ENGL3820 Freedom from Oppression: Literature that Changed the World (F) ENGL3008 English Literature Internship COMM2020 Screenwriting COMM3090 Adaptation Studies Students may complete this course on approval of the Dean, and if available, to a total of 25 units of credit per Minor (and 75 units of credit per degree): ARTS3010 Experience the World I


Environmental Management: Major


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media (second Major), Bachelor of Science and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these EIGHT courses: BIOL3000 Adaptations for Survival in the Australian Environment BIOL3250 Aquatic Science ENVR2330 Australian Ecology: from Theory to Practice ENVR3310 Environmental Impact Assessment and Planning ENVR3520 Natural Resource Management GEOG1110 Physical Geography: Climates, Geology and Soils GEOG3110 Coastal Processes and Planning SCIE3290 Geographic Information Systems


Environmental Management: Minor


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media, Bachelor of Laws/Arts, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these FIVE courses: GEOG1110 Physical Geography: Climates, Geology and Soils GEOG3110 Coastal Processes and Planning ENVR3310 Environmental Impact Assessment and Planning ENVR3520 Natural Resource Management SCIE3290 Geographic Information Systems Students complete ONE of these courses: BIOL3000 Adaptations for Survival in the Australian Environment BIOL3250 Aquatic Science ENVR2330 Australian Ecology: from Theory to Practice


Film and Screen Production: Major


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media and any other degree where regulations permit.

Campus available: Fremantle and Sydney



Students complete these THREE courses: COMM1210 Introduction to Screen Production COMM2030 Language of Film COMM2150 Screen Production: Skills and Practice Students complete at least ONE of these courses: COMM3260 Advanced Screen Production: Documentary COMM3270 Advanced Screen Production: Drama Students complete at least ONE of these courses: COMM3300 Documentary Studies COMM3620 World Cinema (S) COMM3630 Australian Cinema Students complete ANY of these courses: COMM1000 Digital Photography (F) COMM1060 Media and Society** COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism COMM2020 Screenwriting COMM2040 Digital Cultures COMM3090 Adaptation Studies COMM2300 Digital Media Production COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law** COMM3210 Interactive Media COMM3260 Advanced Screen Production: Documentary COMM3270 Advanced Screen Production: Drama COMM3300 Documentary Studies COMM3620 World Cinema (S) COMM3630 Australian Cinema COMM3008 Communications Internship HIST2017 Screening History: the Politics of Moving Pictures (S) THTR3090 Fundamentals of Directing

**Bachelor of Communications and Media students will complete COMM1060 Media and Society and COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law in the Core component of their degree and will undertake another Communications and Media elective to complete their Major.


Film and Screen Production: Minor






Students complete these THREE courses: COMM1210 Introduction to Screen Production COMM2030 Language of Film COMM2150 Screen Production: Skills and Practice Students complete at least ONE of these courses: COMM3260 Advanced Screen Production: Documentary COMM3270 Advanced Screen Production: Drama Students complete ANY of these courses: COMM1000 Digital Photography (F) COMM1060 Media and Society** COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism COMM2020 Screenwriting COMM2040 Digital Cultures COMM3090 Adaptation Studies COMM2300 Digital Media Production COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law ** COMM3210 Interactive Media COMM3260 Advanced Screen Production: Documentary COMM3270 Advanced Screen Production: Drama COMM3300 Documentary Studies COMM3620 World Cinema (S) COMM3630 Australian Cinema COMM3008 Communications Internship HIST2017 Screening History: the Politics of Moving Pictures (S) THTR3090 Fundamentals of Directing

**Bachelor of Communications and Media students will complete COMM1060 Media and Society and COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law in the Core component of their degree and will undertake another Communications and Media elective to complete their Minor.


Health Promotion: Major


Bachelor of Behavioural Science and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these EIGHT courses: HLTH1001 Physical Activity & Health HLTH1620 Health Issues and Preventive Approaches HLTH2100 Psychosocial Aspects of Sport and Physical Activity HLTH2510 Exercise Health and Disease HLTH2620 Population Approaches to Health Promotion HLTH3101 Nutrition for Health and Physical Activity HLTH3610 Community Approaches to Health Promotion HLTH3620 Health Sciences Research


Health Promotion: Minor


Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Science, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these SIX courses: HLTH1001 Physical Activity & Health HLTH1620 Health Issues and Preventive Approaches HLTH2100 Psychosocial Aspects of Sport and Physical Activity HLTH2620 Population Approaches to Health Promotion HLTH3610 Community Approaches to Health Promotion HLTH3620 Health Sciences Research


History: Major



Campus available: Fremantle and Sydney

Special instructions: All courses listed below are 25 units of credit, unless otherwise specified. Some courses are only offered on the Fremantle (F) or Sydney (S) campus.

A Major may include no more than 3 x 1000-level courses and must include at least 2 x 3000-level courses.


LEVEL ONE: FOUNDATION LEARNING: Students complete these TWO courses:

HIST1000 A History of Western Civilisation HIST1001 Making Australian History

LEVEL TWO: EXTENDED LEARNING: Students complete ANY of these courses:

ARCL3030 Unearthing the Past: The History and Archaeology of Western Australia (F) HIST2000 Writing Lives (S) HIST2002 Ancient Worlds (S) HIST2003 Modern America: From Slave Nation to Superpower (S) HIST2004 Of Vice and Virtue: Social Change in Victorian Britain (F) HIST2005 Age of Empire and Revolution: in Europe, 1789-1989 (S) HIST2008 The Caesars (F) HIST2009 The Kennedys: America in the 60s (F) HIST2010 Australia and the Asia Pacific: from Past to Present (S) HIST2013 A History of Ancient Greece (S) HIST2015 Rome: The History of a Civilisation (S) HIST2016 A History of Crime: Assessing the Evidence (F) HIST2017 Screening History: The Politics of Moving Pictures (S) HIST2018 Australians and the World Wars (S) HIST2021The History and Politics of Southeast Asia HIST2022 The Modern Middle East (F) HIST2023 Making History and the Politics of the Past (S) HIST2024 The Tudors (F) HIST2026 The European Middle Ages, c. 450-c.1250 HIST2027 Renaissance to Enlightenment 1250–1789 (S) HIST2028 Visual evidence: Art and Artefacts in the Western Tradition HIST2029 Nazi Germany: Assessing the Evidence

LEVEL THREE: ADVANCED LEARNING: Students complete AT LEAST TWO of these courses in their final year of study:

HIST3000 Writing Lives: Personalities in History from Antiquity to the Present (S) HIST3008 History Internship HIST3016 A History of Crime: Assessing the Evidence (F) HIST3018 Australians and the World Wars (S) HIST3023 Making History and the Politics of the Past (S) HIST3028 Visual evidence: Art and Artefacts in the Western Tradition HIST3029 Nazi Germany: Assessing the Evidence (F) *Please note that students may not enrol into courses which they have completed at Level Two (e.g.: completion of HIST2000 precludes enrolment into HIST3000).

Students may complete other courses on approval of the Dean, and if available to a total of 50 units of credit per Major (& 75 units of credit per degree): ARTS3010 Experience the World I; ARTS3030 Experience the World Study Tour (50 units of credit); Church History Courses: THEO2310 Early Church History, THEO2340 Modern Church History, and THEO2350 Reformations: Churches in the 16th Century listed in the Bachelor of Theology Regulations (3248).


History: Minor




Special instructions: All courses listed below are 25 units of credit, unless otherwise specified. Some courses are only offered on the Fremantle (F) or Sydney (S) campus.

A Minor may include no more than 2 x 1000-level courses and must include at least 1 x 3000-level courses.


LEVEL ONE: FOUNDATION LEARNING: Students complete these TWO courses:

HIST1000 A History of Western Civilisation HIST1001 Making Australian History

LEVEL TWO: EXTENDED LEARNING: Students complete ANY of these courses:

ARCL3030 Unearthing the Past: The History and Archaeology of Western Australia (F) HIST2000 Writing Lives (S) HIST2002 Ancient Worlds (S) HIST2003 Modern America: From Slave Nation to Superpower (S) HIST2004 Of Vice and Virtue: Social Change in Victorian Britain (F) HIST2005 Age of Empire and Revolution in Europe, 1789-1989 (S) HIST2008 The Caesars (F) HIST2009 The Kennedys: America in the 60s (F) HIST2010 Australia and the Asia Pacific: from Past to Present (S) HIST2013 A History of Ancient Greece (S) HIST2015 Rome: The History of a Civilisation (S) HIST2016 A History of Crime: Assessing the Evidence (F) HIST2017 Screening History: The Politics of Moving Pictures (S) HIST2018 Australians and the World Wars (S) HIST2021 The History and Politics of Southeast Asia HIST2022 The Modern Middle East (F) HIST2023 Making History and the Politics of the Past (S) HIST2024 The Tudors (F) HIST2026 The European Middle Ages, c. 450-c.1250 HIST2027 Renaissance to Enlightenment 1250–1789 (S) HIST2028 Visual evidence: Art and Artefacts in the Western Tradition HIST2029 Nazi Germany: Assessing the Evidence

LEVEL THREE: ADVANCED LEARNING: Students complete AT LEAST ONE of these courses in their final year of study:

HIST3000 Writing Lives: Personalities in History from Antiquity to the Present (S) HIST3008 History Internship HIST3016 A History of Crime: Assessing the Evidence (F) HIST3018 Australians and the World Wars (S) HIST3023 Making History and the Politics of the Past (S) HIST3028 Visual evidence: Art and Artefacts in the Western Tradition HIST3029 Nazi Germany: Assessing the Evidence (F) *Please note that students may not enrol into courses which they have completed at Level Two (e.g.: completion of HIST2000 precludes enrolment into HIST3000).

Students may complete other courses on approval of the Dean, and if available to a total of 25 units of credit per Minor (& 75 units of credit per degree): ARTS3010 Experience the World I; ARTS3030 Experience the World Study Tour (50 units of credit); Church History Courses: : THEO2310 Early Church History, THEO2340 Modern Church History, and THEO2350 Reformations: Churches in the 16th Century listed in the Bachelor of Theology Regulations (3248):


Human Resource Management: Major


Bachelor of Arts (second Major in Sydney only), Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media (second Major in Sydney only); and any degree where regulations permit.




Fremantle Sydney

Students complete these EIGHT courses: BESC2140 Organisational Behaviour BUSN2340 Employment Law BUSN2660 Employment Relations BUSN2730 Principles of Human Resource Management BUSN3140 Human Resource Development BUSN3680 Change Management BUSN3700 Human Resource Policy BUSN3740 Strategic Workforce Issues

Students complete these THREE courses: BUSN1600 Principles of Management BUSN2660 Employment Relations BUSN2730 Principles of Human Resource Management Students must complete FIVE of these courses: BUSN2280 Psychology of Work BUSN3020 Leadership: Theory and Practice BUSN3140 Human Resource Development BUSN3680 Change Management BUSN3700 Human Resource Policy BUSN3740 Strategic Workforce Issues



Human Resource Management: Minor


Bachelor of Behavioural Science, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete this course: BUSN2730 Principles of Human Resource Management Students complete FIVE of these courses: BESC2140 Organisational Behaviour BUSN2340 Employment Law BUSN2660 Employment Relations BUSN3140 Human Resource Development BUSN3680 Change Management BUSN3700 Human Resource Policy BUSN3740 Strategic Workforce Issues



Journalism: Major


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Communications and Media, Bachelor of Behavioural Science, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these THREE courses: COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism COMM2340 Journalism: Theory and Practice COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law ** Students complete AT LEAST ONE of these courses: COMM3002 Digital Journalism PortfolioCOMM3060 Online Newsroom (S) COMM3008 Communications Internship Students complete AT LEAST ONE of these courses: COMM2330 Journalism for Television and Video COMM3040 Feature Writing COMM3700 Radio Students complete ANY of these courses: COMM1000 Digital Photography (F) COMM1060 Media and Society ** COMM1210 Introduction to Screen Production COMM2002 Travel Writing and Photography (F) COMM2040 Digital Cultures COMM2300 Digital Media Production COMM2330 Journalism for Television and Video COMM3000 News and Current Affairs (S) COMM3002 Digital Journalism PortfolioCOMM3008 Communications Internship COMM3040 Feature Writing COMM3060 Online Newsroom (S) COMM3070 Photojournalism (F) COMM3210 Interactive Media COMM3300 Documentary Studies COMM3700 Radio POLI3003 Setting the Agenda: the Media and Politics

**Bachelor of Communications and Media students will complete COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law and COMM1060 Media and Society in the Core component of their degree and will undertake additional journalism electives to complete their Major.


Journalism: Minor






Students complete these THREE courses: COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism COMM2340 Journalism: Theory and Practice COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law ** Students complete AT LEAST ONE of these courses: COMM3002 Digital Journalism PortfolioCOMM3060 Online Newsroom (S) COMM3008 Communications Internship Students complete AT LEAST ONE of these courses: COMM2330 Journalism for Television and Video COMM3040 Feature Writing COMM3700 Radio Students complete ANY of these courses: COMM1000 Digital Photography (F)COMM1060 Media and Society ** COMM1210 Introduction to Screen Production COMM2002 Travel Writing and Photography (F) COMM2040 Digital Cultures COMM2300 Digital Media Production COMM2330 Journalism for Television and Video COMM3000 News and Current Affairs (S) COMM3002 Digital Journalism PortfolioCOMM3040 Feature Writing COMM3060 Online Newsroom COMM3070 Photojournalism (F) COMM3210 Interactive Media COMM3300 Documentary Studies COMM3700 Radio COMM3008 Communications Internship POLI3003 Setting the Agenda: the Media and Politics

**Bachelor of Communications and Media students will complete COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law and COMM1060 Media and Society in the Core component of their degree and will undertake additional journalism electives to complete their Minor.


Liberal Arts: Major






Students complete this course: PHIL1030 Critical Thinking Students complete ONE of these courses: THEO2001 Introduction to Biblical Hebrew THEO2002 Introduction to New Testament Greek THEO2003 Introduction to Latin SPAN1000 Spanish for Beginners Students complete TWO of these courses: PHIL2060 The Philosophy of Science PSYC2210 Social Psychology PSYC3330 Abnormal Psychology Students complete ONE of these courses: HIST2000 Writing Lives HIST2018 Australians and the World Wars HIST2023 Making History and the Politics of the Past HIST2028 Visual Evidence: Art and Artefacts in the Western Tradition Students complete ONE of these courses: HIST2005 Age of Empire and Revolution inEurope 1789-1989 HIST2013 A History of Ancient Greece HIST2015 Rome: The History of a Civilisation HIST2026 The European Middle Ages, c.450-c.1250 HIST2027 Renaissance to Enlightenment, 1250-1789 Students complete TWO of these courses: ENGL3000 Literature for Children and Young Adults ENGL3030 Gothic Literature and Its Legacy ENGL3410 Drama in the Age of Shakespeare ENGL3820 Freedom from Oppression: Literature that Changed the World ENGL3160 Australian Literatures PHIL2070 The Philosophy of Language


Marketing: Major




Special instructions: All courses listed below are 25 units of credit, unless otherwise specified. Major may include no more than 3 x 1000-level courses and must include at least 2 x 3000-level courses.


Students complete these EIGHT courses: BUSN1220 Principles of Marketing BUSN2030 Business Research Methods OR RSCH2030 Research Methods BUSN2050 Integrated Marketing Communications BUSN2520 Consumer Behaviour BUSN3150 E‐Marketing BUSN3230 Services Marketing BUSN3500 Strategic Marketing BUSN3540 International Marketing



Marketing and Public Relations: Major


Bachelor of Arts (second Major), Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media (second Major) and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these FIVE courses: BUSN1220 Principles of Marketing BUSN2050 Integrated Marketing Communications BUSN2090 Professional Writing BUSN2520 Consumer Behaviour BUSN2580 Introduction to Public Relations Students complete THREE of these courses: BUSN3230 Services Marketing OR BUSN3540 International Marketing BUSN3370 Corporate Public Relations BUSN3500 Strategic Marketing BUSN3990 Social Media



Marketing and Public Relations: Minor


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media, Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these FIVE courses: BUSN1220 Principles of Marketing BUSN2050 Integrated Marketing Communications BUSN2090 Professional Writing BUSN2520 Consumer Behaviour BUSN2580 Introduction to Public Relations Students complete ONE of these courses: BUSN3230 Services Marketing BUSN3370 Corporate Public Relations BUSN3500 Strategic Marketing BUSN3990 Social Media



Mathematics: Major


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media (second Major) and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these EIGHT courses: MATH1030 Principles of Mathematics MATH1300 Mathematics Foundations MATH1400 Key Concepts in Mathematics MATH2000 Linear Algebra MATH2100 Calculus & Applied Mathematics MATH3030 Discrete Mathematics MATH3040 Advanced Calculus *EDUC2315 Mathematics Learning for Early Adolescents OR HLTH2270 Data Analysis and Experimental Design *Education students must complete EDUC2315.


Mathematics: Minor






Students complete these TWO courses: MATH1030 Principles of Mathematics MATH2000 Linear Algebra Students complete FOUR of these courses: MATH1020 Statistics (S) MATH1400 Key Concepts in Mathematics (F) MATH2020 Calculus (S) MATH2100 Calculus & Applied Mathematics (F) MATH3030 Discrete Mathematics MATH3040 Advanced Calculus OR HLTH2270 Data Analysis and Experimental Design (F)


Philosophy: Major






Fremantle Sydney

Students complete these TWO courses: CORE1010 Introduction to Philosophy CORE1020 Ethics Students complete SIX of these courses: PHIL2100 History of Philosophy: Ancient PHIL2110 History of Philosophy: Medieval PHIL2130 History of Philosophy: Modern PHIL2140 History of Philosophy: Contemporary PHIL3710 Logical and Critical Thinking PHIL3210 Philosophy of the Human Person PHIL3090 Moral Philosophy PHIL3050 Aesthetics: The Philosophy of Art PHIL3300 Epistemology: Ways of Knowing PHIL3150 Philosophy of Love and Friendship PHIL3080 Natural Law PHIL3520 Philosophy of Religion PHIL3550 Myth and Meaning PHIL3510 Metaphysics: Theories of Being and Existence PHIL3310 Cosmology and Philosophy of Science PHIL3410 Political Philosophy PHIL3950 Special Topics in Philosophy and Ethics

Students complete these THREE courses PHIL1020 Method & Basic Problems of Philosophy PHIL1030 Critical Thinking PHIL3090 Moral Philosophy Students complete ONE of these courses: PHIL2100 History of Philosophy: Ancient PHIL2110 History of Philosophy: Medieval PHIL2130 History of Philosophy: Modern PHIL2140 History of Philosophy: Contemporary Students complete FOUR of these courses: PHIL3010 Business Ethics PHIL2010 Introduction to Formal Logic PHIL2060 Philosophy of Science PHIL2070 Philosophy of Language PHIL2110 History of Philosophy: Medieval PHIL2130 History of Philosophy: Modern PHIL2140 History of Philosophy: Contemporary PHIL3210 Philosophy of the Human Person PHIL3300 Epistemology: Ways of Knowing PHIL2100 History of Philosophy: Ancient PHIL3000 Aquinas: Analytic and Phenomenological Approaches PHIL3030 Introduction to Metaphysics PHIL3040 Metaphysics, Being, and God PHIL3050 Aesthetics: The Philosophy of Art PHIL3060 Faith and Reason PHIL3080 Natural Law PHIL3150 Philosophy of Love and Friendship PHIL3410 Political Philosophy PHIL3520 Philosophy of Religion


Philosophy: Minor



Campuses available: Fremantle and Science



Fremantle Sydney

Students complete these TWO courses: CORE1010 Introduction to Philosophy CORE1020 Ethics Students complete FOUR of these courses: PHIL2100 History of Philosophy: Ancient PHIL2110 History of Philosophy: Medieval PHIL2130 History of Philosophy: Modern PHIL2140 History of Philosophy: Contemporary PHIL3710 Logical and Critical Thinking PHIL3210 Philosophy of the Human Person PHIL3090 Moral Philosophy PHIL3050 Aesthetics: Philosophy of Art PHIL3300 Epistemology: Ways of Knowing PHIL3150 Philosophy of Love and Friendship PHIL3080 Natural Law PHIL3520 Philosophy of Religion PHIL3550 Myth and Meaning PHIL3510 Metaphysics: Theories of Being and Existence PHIL3310 Cosmology and Philosophy of Science PHIL3410 Political Philosophy PHIL3950 Special Topics in Philosophy and Ethics

Students complete these THREE courses: PHIL1020 Method and Basic Problems of Philosophy PHIL1030 Critical Thinking PHIL3090 Moral Philosophy Students complete THREE of these courses: PHIL3010 Business Ethics PHIL2010 Introduction to Formal Logic PHIL2060 Philosophy of Science PHIL2070 Philosophy of Language PHIL2110 History of Philosophy: Medieval PHIL2130 History of Philosophy: Modern PHIL2140 History of Philosophy: Contemporary PHIL3210 Philosophy of the Human Person PHIL3300 Epistemology: Ways of Knowing PHIL2100 History of Philosophy: Ancient PHIL3000 Aquinas: Analytic and Phenomenological Approaches PHIL3030 Introduction to Metaphysics PHIL3040 Metaphysics, Being, and God PHIL3050 Aesthetics: The Philosophy of Art PHIL3060 Faith and Reason PHIL3080 Natural Law PHIL3150 Philosophy of Love & Friendship PHIL3410 Political Philosophy PHIL3520 Philosophy of Religion


Photography: Major


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media, and any other degree where regulations permit.

Campuses available: Fremantle



Students must complete the following FIVE (5) courses: COMM1000 Digital Photography COMM2000 Aesthetics and Practice of Photography COMM2001 Studio Photography COMM3001 Community Photography Portfolio COMM3003 Professional Practice and Exhibition Plus THREE (3) of the following courses: COMM1060 Media and Society** COMM1210 Introduction to Screen Production COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism COMM2300 Digital Media Production COMM2002 Travel Writing and Photography COMM3002 Digital Journalism Portfolio COMM3008 Communications Internship COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law** COMM3070 Photojournalism COMM3210 Interactive Media Students may complete these courses on approval from the Dean and if available, to a total of 50 units of credit per Major (and 75 units of credit per degree): ARTS3010 Experience the World I

**Bachelor of Communications and Media students will complete COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law and COMM1060 Media and Society in the Core component of their degree and will undertake additional photography electives to complete their Major.


Photography: Minor


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media, Bachelor of Science and any other degree where regulations permit.

Campuses available: Fremantle



Students must complete the following FIVE (5) courses: COMM1000 Digital Photography COMM2000 Aesthetics and Practice of Photography COMM2001 Studio Photography COMM3001 Community Photography Portfolio COMM3003 Professional Practice and Exhibition Plus ONE (1) of the following courses: COMM1060 Media and Society** COMM1210 Introduction to Screen Production COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism COMM2300 Digital Media Production COMM2002 Travel Writing and Photography COMM3002 Digital Journalism Portfolio COMM3008 Communications Internship COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law** COMM3070 Photojournalism COMM3210 Interactive Media Students may complete these courses on approval from the Dean and if available, to a total of 25 units of credit per Minor (and 75 units of credit per degree): ARTS3010 Experience the World I

**Bachelor of Communications and Media students will complete COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law and COMM1060 Media and Society in the Core component of their degree and will undertake additional photography electives to complete their Minor.


Politics & International Relations: Major






Students complete these TWO courses: POLI1000 Introduction to World Politics POLI1001 Politics, Democracy and Governance in Australia Students complete SIX of these courses: POLI3000 Religion and World Politics (S) POLI3001 Cyber Security, Technological Trends and Modern WarfarePOLI3003 Setting the Agenda: the Media and Politics POLI3004 Terrorism and Violent Extremism POLI3005 Intelligence, Ethics and International Security (F) POLI3006 Public Policy and Practice: The Business of Government POLI3007 Home and Away: Comparing Political Systems (F) POLI3009 Australian Foreign Policy POLI3012 The Politics and History of Genocide POLI3015 Nationalism, Ethnicity and Race (S) POLI3021 The History and Politics of Southeast Asia (F) POLI3022 The Modern Middle East POLI3023 Strategy, Security and Diplomacy POLI3024 US Foreign Policy Since 1945 POLI3008 Politics Internship OR SOJS3170 Social Justice, Service-Learning and Community Engagement (F) SOJS3130 Human and Environmental Security (F) PHIL3410 Political Philosophy PHIL3950 Special Topics in Philosophy and Ethics (S) Students may complete other courses on approval of the Dean, and if available, to a total of 50 units of credit per Major (and 75 units of credit per degree): ARTS3010 Experience the World I ARTS3020 Experience the World II ARTS3030 Experience the World Study Tour (50 units of credit)


Politics & International Relations: Minor






Students complete these TWO courses: POLI1000 Introduction to World Politics POLI1001 Politics, Democracy and Governance in Australia Students complete FOUR of these courses: POLI3000 Religion and World Politics (S) POLI3001 Cyber Security, Technological Trends and Modern Warfare (F)POLI3003 Setting the Agenda: the Media and Politics POLI3004 Terrorism and Violent Extremism POLI3005 Intelligence, Ethics and International Security (F)POLI3006 Public Policy and Practice: The Business of Government POLI3007 Home and Away: Comparing Political Systems (F) POLI3009 Australian Foreign Policy POLI3012 The Politics and History of Genocide POLI3015 Nationalism, Ethnicity and Race (S) POLI3021 The History and Politics of Southeast Asia (F) POLI3022 The Modern Middle East POLI3023 Strategy, Security and Diplomacy POLI3024 US Foreign Policy Since 1945 SOJS3130 Human and Environmental Security (F) PHIL3410 Political Philosophy PHIL3950 Special Topics in Philosophy and Ethics (S) POLI3008 Politics Internship OR SOJS3170 Social Justice, Service-Learning and Community Engagement (F) Students may complete other courses on approval of the Dean, and if available, to a total of 25 units of credit per Minor (and 75 units of credit per degree): ARTS3010 Experience the World I ARTS3020 Experience the World II ARTS3030 Experience the World Study Tour (50 units of credit)


Public Relations: Major




Special instructions: All courses listed below are 25 units of credit, unless otherwise specified. Major may include no more than 3 x 1000-level courses and must include at least 2 x 3000-level courses.


Students complete these EIGHT courses: BUSN1220 Principles of Marketing BUSN2000 Events Management BUSN2030 Business Research Methods OR RSCH2030 Research Methods BUSN2090 Professional Writing BUSN2580 Introduction to Public Relations BUSN3180 E‐Public Relations BUSN3350 Issues and Crisis Management BUSN3370 Corporate Public Relations



Social Justice: Major


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these TWO courses: SOJS1000 Introduction to Social Justice SOJS1120 Living Human Rights (S) SOJS2120 Living Human Rights (F) Students complete AT LEAST ONE of these courses: SOJS3001 Advocating for Social Change (S)SOJS3008 Social Justice Internship (S) SOJS3170 Social Justice, Service Learning and Community Engagement OR SOJS3220 Service Learning International (F)SOJS3210 Designing Practical Approaches to Social Justice Issues (F) Students complete ANY of these courses: BESC2240 Discourse, Power and Politics (F) BESC2250 Culture and Society (F) ENGL3820 Freedom from Oppression: Literature that Changed the World (F) PHIL3410 Political Philosophy (F) POLI3012/SOCI3012 The Politics and History of Genocide SOCI3000 Ableism, (Dis)ability & Society (S) SOJS2001 Social Movements and Social Change (S) SOJS2040 Social Justice and the Natural World (S) SOJS3000 Global Development and Justice (F&S) ) SOJS3130 Human and Environmental Security (F) SOJS3160 Peace and Conflict Studies THEO3520 Ministry of Social Justice (S)

Students may complete a MAXIMUM of TWO of the following courses: ABOR1000 Aboriginal People ABOR2000* The Cultural and Spiritual Life of Aboriginal People ABOR3030** Aboriginal People in Contemporary Australian Society ABOR3040** Aboriginal People and the Media ABOR3310** Aboriginal People and the Legal System Students may complete other courses on approval of the Dean, and if available, to a total of 50 units of credit per Major (and 75 units of credit per degree): ARTS3010 Experience the World I ARTS3020 Experience the World II ARTS3030 Experience the World Study Tour (50 units of credit)


*Delivered in Broome as an intensive course in Winter Term **Delivered in Broome via Collaborate


Social Justice: Minor






Students complete these TWO courses: SOJS1000 Introduction to Social Justice SOJS1120 Living Human Rights (S) SOJS2120 Living Human Rights (F) Students complete AT LEAST ONE of these courses: SOJS3001 Advocating for Social Change (S)SOJS3008 Social Justice Internship (S) SOJS3170 Social Justice, Service Learning and Community Engagement OR SOJS3220 Service Learning International (F) SOJS3210 Designing Practical Approaches to Social Justice Issues (F) Students complete ANY of these courses: BESC2240 Discourse, Power and Politics (F) BESC2250 Culture and Society (F) ENGL3820 Freedom from Oppression: Literature that Changed the World (F) PHIL3410 Political Philosophy (F) POLI3012/SOCI3012 The Politics and History of Genocide SOCI3000 Ableism, (Dis)ability & Society (S) SOJS2001 Social Movements and Social Change (S)SOJS2040 Social Justice and the Natural World (S) SOJS3000 Global Development and Justice (F&S) SOJS3130 Human and Environmental Security (F) SOJS3160 Peace and Conflict Studies THEO3520 Ministry of Social Justice (S) Students may complete a MAXIMUM of TWO of the following courses: ABOR1000 Aboriginal People (F) ABOR2000* The Cultural and Spiritual Life of Aboriginal People ABOR3030** Aboriginal People in Contemporary Australian Society ABOR3040** Aboriginal People and the Media ABOR3310** Aboriginal People and the Legal System

Students may complete other courses on approval of the Dean, and if available, to a total of 25 units of credit per Minor (and 75 units of credit per degree): ARTS3010 Experience the World I ARTS3020 Experience the World II ARTS3030 Experience the World Study Tour (50 units of credit)


*Delivered in Broome as an intensive course in Winter Term **Delivered in Broome via Collaborate


Sociology: Major






Students complete these FOUR courses: SOCI1000 Self and Society SOCI1020 Social Problems and Solutions RSCH2030 Research Methods SOCI3010 Sociological Theory and Method OR SOCI3008 Sociology Internship Students complete FOUR of these courses: ABOR1000 Aboriginal People SOJS2000 Understanding Social Change SOCI2020 Sociology of Childhood SOCI2040 Understanding Gender SOCI3000 Ableism, (Dis)ability & Society SOCI3008 Sociology Internship SOCI3010 Sociological Theory and Method SOCI3060 Social and Public Policy SOCI3012 /POLI3012 The Politics and History of Genocide


Sociology: Minor


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Communications and Media, Bachelor of Law/Arts, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these TWO courses: SOCI1000 Self and Society SOCI1020 Social Problems and Solutions Students complete FOUR of these courses: SOJS2000 Understanding Social Change RSCH2030 Research Methods SOCI2020 Sociology of Childhood SOCI2040 Understanding Gender SOCI3000 Ableism, (Dis)ability & Society SOCI3008 Sociology Internship SOCI3010 Sociological Theory and Method SOCI3060 Social and Public Policy SOCI3012 /POLI3012 The Politics and History of Genocide


Theatre Studies: Major






Students complete these THREE courses: THTR1000 Theory and Practice of Acting I THTR1050 Theory and Practice of Modern Theatre THTR2000 Theory and Practice of Acting II** Students complete ANY of these courses: THTR2010 Theatre Crafts THTR3008 Theatre Studies Internship THTR3050 Theatre for Social Change THTR3060 Australian Theatre THTR3090 Fundamentals of Directing THTR3110 Text-based Production Workshop (50 units of credit) THTR3120 Devised Production Workshop (50 units of credit) THTR3410 Drama in the Age of Shakespeare WRIT3000 Writing for Performance Students may complete this course on approval of the Dean, and if available, to a total of 50 units of credit per Major (and 75 units of credit per degree): ARTS3010 Experience the World I ARTS3020 Experience the World II ARTS3030 Experience the World Study Tour (50 units of credit)

**Fremantle students - please see the Theatre Studies coordinator about this course.


Theatre Studies: Minor






Students complete these THREE courses: THTR1000 Theory and Practice of Acting I THTR1050 Theory and Practice of Modern Theatre THTR2000 Theory and Practice of Acting II** Students complete ANY of these courses: THTR2010 Theatre Crafts THTR3008 Theatre Studies Internship THTR3050 Theatre for Social Change THTR3060 Australian Theatre THTR3090 Fundamentals of Directing THTR3110 Text-based Production Workshop (50 units of credit) THTR3120 Devised Production Workshop (50 units of credit) THTR3410 Drama in the Age of Shakespeare WRIT3000 Writing for Performance Students may complete this course on approval of the Dean, and if available to a total of 25 units of credit per Minor (and 75 units of credit per degree):

ARTS3010 Experience the World I ARTS3020 Experience the World II

**Fremantle students - please see the Theatre Studies coordinator about this course.


Theology: Major




Special instructions: All courses listed below are 25 units of credit, unless otherwise specified. Some courses are only offered on the Fremantle (F) or Sydney (S) campus. A Major may include no more than 3 x 1000-level courses and must include at least 2 x 3000-level courses


Fremantle Sydney

Students complete: CORE1030 Introduction to Theology; and any Theology course from the School of Philosophy and Theology, at least two of which must be 3000-level and no more than three at 1000 level. See Bachelor of Theology for details of courses.

Students complete THREE of these courses: THEO1000 Foundations of Catholic Theology THEO1110 Introduction to Old Testament THEO1210 Introduction to New Testament THEO1520 Introduction to Christian Spirituality Students complete ANY of these courses: THEO2090 Liturgy: Work of God and Work of God’s People THEO2120 Pentateuch THEO2130 Psalms & Wisdom THEO2210 Writings of Paul: Freedom in the Spirit THEO2220 Synoptic Gospels: Mark and Matthew THEO2250 Introduction to Sacramental Theology THEO2310 Early Church History: The Story Begins THEO2470 Fundamental Moral Theology THEO3010 Scripture and Church THEO3140 The Prophets: Critics of Status Quo THEO3410 Ecclesiology/Mariology THEO3420 Eucharist I Students complete AT LEAST TWO of these courses: THEO3520 Ministry of Social Justice THEO3540 Trinity THEO3560 Marriage and Sexuality


Theology: Minor


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (second degrees), Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Bachelor of Communications and Media, Bachelor of Laws/Arts, Bachelor of Science, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete: CORE1030 Introduction to Theology; and any Theology course from the School of Philosophy and Theology, at least one of which must be 3000-level and no more than two at 1000 level. See Bachelor of Theology for details of courses.

Students complete TWO of these courses: THEO1000 Foundations of Catholic Theology THEO1110 Introduction to Old Testament THEO1210 Introduction to New Testament Students complete ANY of these courses: THEO2090 Liturgy: Work of God and Work of God’s People THEO2120 Pentateuch THEO2130 Psalms & Wisdom THEO2210 Writings of Paul: Freedom in the Spirit THEO2220 Synoptic Gospels THEO2250 Introduction to Sacramental Theology THEO2310 Early Church History THEO2470 Fundamental Moral Theology Students complete AT LEAST ONE of these courses: THEO3010 Scripture and Church THEO3140 The Prophets: Critics of Status Quo THEO3410 Ecclesiology/Mariology THEO3520 Ministry of Social Justice


Writing: Major






Students complete these THREE courses: ENGL1020 Texts and Tradition OR ENGL1040 World Literatures Today WRIT2000 Narrative Writing WRIT3010 Writing Project Students complete FOUR of these courses: ARTS3000 Writers’ Workshop Australia BUSN2090 Professional Writing COMM2020 Screenwriting COMM3040 Feature Writing WRIT3000 Writing for Performance Students complete ONE of these courses: COMM3090 Adaptation Studies ENGL3001 Fictions of the Self: Life Writing ENGL3010 The Uses and Abuses of Literary Theory ENGL3030 Gothic Literature and its Legacy ENGL3160 Australian Literatures ENGL3320 The Novel in English THTR3060 Australian Theatre


Writing: Minor


Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Communications and Media, Bachelor of Law/Arts, and any other degree where regulations permit.




Students complete these TWO courses: ENGL1020 Texts and Tradition OR ENGL1040 World Literatures Today WRIT2000 Narrative Writing Students complete FOUR of these courses: ARTS3000 Writers’ Workshop Australia BUSN2090 Professional Writing COMM2020 Screenwriting COMM3040 Feature Writing ENGL3001 Fictions of the Self: Life Writing THTR3060 Australian Theatre WRIT3000 Writing for Performance


APPENDIX C: Undergraduate Courses in the College of Arts and

Sciences


Course Code Course Title Pre-Requisite(s) Campus(es) Units of Credit

ABOR1000 Aboriginal People Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

ABOR1010 Foundation to Australian Indigenous Languages

Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

ABOR2000 The Cultural and Spiritual Life of Aboriginal People

ABOR1000 Aboriginal People Fremantle & Sydney 25

ABOR2720 History of Aboriginal Education ABOR1000 Aboriginal People Fremantle & Sydney 25

ABOR3030 Aboriginal People in Contemporary Australian Society


ABOR3040 Aboriginal People and the Media ABOR1000 Aboriginal People Fremantle & Sydney 25

ABOR3250 Special Projects Completion of 100 units of credit of ABOR prior learning

Fremantle & Sydney 25

ABOR3310 Aboriginal People and the Legal System ABOR1000 Aboriginal People Fremantle & Sydney 25

ABOR3720 History of the Aboriginal Peoples of the Kimberley Region


ABOR3910 Directed Individual Study Completion of 100 units of credit of ABOR prior learning


ARCL1020 Introduction to Archaeology Nil Fremantle 25

ARCL1030 Reading the Past: Interpretation from Archaeology

Nil Fremantle 25

ARCL3008 Archaeology Internship Completion of 100 units of credit of ARCL prior learning

Fremantle 25

ARCL3010 Maritime Archaeology: Ships and Harbours

Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

ARCL3020 The Archaeology of Indigenous Australia Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

ARCL3030 Unearthing the Past The History of Archaeology of Western Australia


Fremantle 25

ARCL3040 Archaeological Field Methods Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

ARTS1000 Academic Writing, Communication and Research

Nil Fremantle 25

ARTS2000 Professional Communication for Graduate Employability


Fremantle 25

ARTS3000 Writers’ Workshop Australia Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

ARTS3001 International Internship Completion of 200 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

ARTS3008 Arts Internship Completion of 200 units of credit of prior learning


ARTS3010 Experience the World I Completion of 200 units of credit of prior learning


ARTS3020 Experience the World II Completion of 200 units of credit of prior learning


ARTS3030 Experience the World Study Tour Completion of 200 units of credit of prior learning


ARTS3750 Australian History and Society Study Abroad Students only Fremantle 25

ARTS3800 Special Projects Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


ARTS3810 Special Projects Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


ARTS3850 Directed Individual Study Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning




BESC1000 Developmental Psychology Nil Fremantle 25

BESC1001 Developmental Psychology and Mental Health for Physiotherapists

Nil Fremantle 25

BESC1020 Foundations of Human Behaviour Nil Fremantle 25

BESC1050 Social Science Research Nil Fremantle 25

BESC1110 Developmental Psychology - Health Sciences

Nil Fremantle 20

BESC1120 Developmental Psychology – Education Nil Fremantle 25

BESC1130 Developmental Psychology - Nursing Nil Fremantle 25

BESC2140 Organisational Behaviour Nil Fremantle 25

BESC2160 Psychological Perspectives on Health Nil Fremantle 25

BESC2240 Discourse, Power and Politics BESC1000 Developmental Psychology Fremantle 25

BESC2250 Culture and Society BESC2240 Discourse, Power and Politics Fremantle 25

BESC2260 Contemporary Family Issues Nil Fremantle 25

BESC3020 Community Mental Health Nil Fremantle 25

BESC3110 Research Methods and Practice BESC1050 Social Science Research Fremantle 25

BESC3120 Beyond Family Violence: Issues & Responses

Nil Fremantle 25

BESC3150 Professional Practice in Behavioural Science

BESC2250 Culture and Society Fremantle 25

BESC3930 Community: Policy and Development BESC2250 Culture and Society Fremantle 25

BESC3940 Behavioural Science Internship BESC3150 Professional Practice in Behavioural Science

Fremantle 25

BIOL1250 Molecular and Cell Biology Nil Fremantle 25

BIOL2100 Animal Diversity SCIE1150 Introduction to Biological Sciences

Fremantle 25

BIOL2260 Plant Diversity SCIE1150 Introduction to Biological Sciences

Fremantle 25

BIOL3000 Adaptations for Survival in the Australian Environment

SCIE1150 Introduction to Biological Sciences

Fremantle 25

BIOL3250 Aquatic Science SCIE1150 Introduction to Biological Sciences and completion of 200 units of credit or prior learning

Fremantle 25

COMM1000 Digital Photography Nil Fremantle 25

COMM1060 Media and Society Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

COMM1210 Introduction to Screen Production Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

COMM2000 Aesthetics and Practice of Photography COMM1000 Digital Photography Fremantle 25

COMM2001 Studio Photography COMM1000 Digital Photography Fremantle 25

COMM2002 Travel Writing and Photography Nil Fremantle 25

COMM2010 Production: Creative Advertising Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

COMM2020 Screenwriting Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

COMM2030 Language of Film Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

COMM2040 Digital Cultures Completion of 50 units of credit of COMM prior learning


COMM2150 Screen Production: Skills and Practice COMM1210 Introduction to Screen Production




COMM2300 Digital Media Production Completion of 50 units of credit of COMM prior learning


COMM2330 Journalism for Television and Video COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism Fremantle & Sydney 25

COMM2340 Journalism: Theory and Practice COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism Fremantle & Sydney 25

COMM3000 News and Current Affairs COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism Sydney 25

COMM3001 Community Photography Portfolio COMM2000 Aesthetics and Practice in Photography, COMM2001 Studio Photography

Fremantle 25

COMM3002 Digital Journalism Portfolio COMM2340 Journalism: Theory and Practice


COMM3003 Professional Practice and Exhibition COMM2001 Studio Photography, COMM2000 Aesthetics and Practice in Photography

Fremantle 25

COMM3000 News and Current Affairs COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism Sydney 25

COMM3008 Communications Internship Completion of 100 units of credit of COMM prior learning


COMM3040 Feature Writing Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


COMM3050 Media Ethics and Law Completion of 50 units of credit of COMM prior learning


COMM3060 Online Newsroom COMM2340 Journalism: Theory and Practice

Sydney 25

COMM3070 Photojournalism COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism Fremantle 25

COMM3090 Adaptation Studies Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

COMM3210 Interactive Media Completion of 50 units of credit of COMM prior learning


COMM3260 Advanced Screen Production: Documentary

COMM2150 Screen Production: Skills and Practice


COMM3270 Advanced Screen Production: Drama COMM2150 Screen Production: Skills and Practice


COMM3300 Documentary Studies Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

COMM3430 Advertising Design: Professional Brief BUSN2050 Integrated Marketing Communications & COMM2010 Production: Creative Advertising

Sydney 25

COMM3510 Advertising and Society Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

COMM3620 World Cinema COMM2030 Language of Film Sydney 25

COMM3630 Australian Cinema COMM2030 Language of Film Fremantle & Sydney 25

COMM3700 Radio COMM1420 Introduction to Journalism Fremantle & Sydney 25

COUN1001 Formation of the Professional Counsellor 1

COUN1003 Theories and Approaches to Counselling; enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor of Counselling

Fremantle 25


COUN1001 Formation of the Professional Counsellor 1; enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor of Counselling

Fremantle 25

COUN1003 Theories and Approaches to Counselling Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1 Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25



Fremantle 25



Fremantle 25



COUN2002 Counselling Skills Training 2 COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1; enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor or Minor of Counselling

Fremantle 25

COUN2003 Counselling Skills Training 3 COUN2002 Counselling Skills Training 2; enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor of Counselling

Fremantle 25

COUN2004 Counselling and Children COUN1003 Theories and Approaches to Counselling & COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1; enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor or Minor of Counselling

Fremantle 25

COUN2005 Grief and Loss Counselling COUN1003 Theories and Approaches to Counselling & COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1; enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor or Minor of Counselling

Fremantle 25

COUN2006 Counselling Adolescents COUN1003 Theories and Approaches to Counselling & COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1; enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor or Minor of Counselling

Fremantle 25

COUN2007 Trauma and Addiction Counselling COUN1003 Theories and Approaches to Counselling & COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1; enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor or Minor of Counselling

Fremantle 25

COUN2060 Cross-Cultural Counselling COUN1003 Theories & Approaches to Counselling OR COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1; enrolment is restricted to the Major of Counselling

Sydney 25

COUN2080 Counselling in the Area of Alcohol and Other Drugs

COUN1003 Theories & Approaches to Counselling OR COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1; enrolment is restricted to the Major of Counselling

Sydney 25

COUN2110 Trauma Counselling COUN1003 Theories & Approaches to Counselling; enrolment is restricted to the Major of Counselling

Sydney 25

COUN2150 Counselling Children and Adolescents COUN1003 Theories & Approaches to Counselling OR COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1; enrolment is restricted to the Major of Counselling

Sydney 25



Fremantle 25



Fremantle 25

COUN3002 Placement and Supervision A Fremantle COUN2001 Formation of the Professional Counsellor 4 & COUN2002 Counselling Skills Training 3 Sydney Completion of 150 units of credit of COUN prior learning. Enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor or Major of Counselling


COUN3003 Placement and Supervision B COUN3002 Placement and Supervision A; enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor or Major of Counselling


COUN3004

Counselling Couples and Families

Fremantle COUN2002 Counselling Skills Training 2 Sydney COUN1003 Theories & Approaches to Counselling AND COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1. Enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor, Major or Minor of Counselling




COUN3005 Counselling Older People Fremantle COUN2002 Counselling Skills Training 2 Sydney COUN1003 Theories & Approaches to Counselling AND COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1. Enrolment is restricted to the Bachelor, Major or Minor of Counselling


COUN3160 Counselling in High Prevalence Mental Health Disorders


Sydney 25

COUN3170 Professional, Legal and Ethical Issues in Counselling


Sydney 25

ENGL1020 Texts and Tradition Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

ENGL1040 World Literatures Today Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

ENGL1050 Theory and Practice of Modern Theatre Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

ENGL3000 Literature for Children and Young Adults Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


ENGL3001 Fictions of the Self: Life Writing Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

ENGL3008 English Literature Internship Completion of 100 units of credit of ENGL prior learning


ENGL3010 The Uses and Abuses of Literary Theory Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


ENGL3030 Gothic Literature and its Legacy Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


ENGL3040 Modernism and the Avant-Garde Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

ENGL3060 Australian Theatre Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


ENGL3070 Irish Literature and the idea of 'Ireland' Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

ENGL3080 Italy and the Renaissance Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

ENGL3100 The Art and Craft of Travel Writing Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

ENGL3160 Australian Literatures Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


ENGL3310 Poetry and Poetics Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


ENGL3320 The Novel in English Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


ENGL3410 Drama in the Age of Shakespeare Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


ENGL3510 Comparative Indigenous Literature Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

ENGL3820 Freedom from Oppression: Literature that changed the world


Fremantle 25

ENVR2330 Australian Ecology: from theory to practice

SCIE1150 Introduction to Biological Sciences

Fremantle 25

ENVR3200 Understanding Sustainable Development Practices


Fremantle 25



ENVR3310 Environmental Impact Assessment and Planning


Fremantle 25

ENVR3520 Natural Resource Management Completion of 200 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

GEOG1110 Physical Geography: Climates, Geology and Soils

Nil Fremantle 25

GEOG1210 Human Geography: Place, Environment and Society

Nil Fremantle 25

GEOG3110 Coastal Processes and Planning GEOG1110 Physical Geography: Climates, Geology & Soils

Fremantle 25

HIST1000 A History of Western Civilisation Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

HIST1001 Making Australian History Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

HIST2000 Writing Lives Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

HIST2002 Ancient Worlds Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

HIST2003 Modern America: From Slave Nation to Superpower


Sydney 25

HIST2004 Of Vice and Virtue: Social Change in Victorian Britain


Fremantle 25

HIST2005 Age of Empire and Revolution in Europe 1789-1989


Sydney 25

HIST2008 The Caesars Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

HIST2009 The Kennedys: America in the 60s Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

HIST2010 Australia and the Asia Pacific: from Past to Present


Sydney 25

HIST2013 A History of Ancient Greece Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

HIST2015 Rome: The History of a Civilisation Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

HIST2016 A History of Crime: Assessing the Evidence


Fremantle 25

HIST2017 Screening History: The Politics of Moving Pictures


Sydney 25

HIST2018 Australians and the World Wars Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

HIST2021 The History and Politics of Southeast Asia



HIST2022 The Modern Middle East Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

HIST2023 Making History and the Politics of the Past


Sydney 25

HIST2024 The Tudors Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

HIST2026 The European Middle Ages, c.450-c.1250 Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


HIST2027 Renaissance to Enlightenment, 1250 - 1789


Sydney 25

HIST2028 Visual Evidence: Art and Artefacts in the Western Tradition





HIST2029 Nazi Germany: Assessing the Evidence Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

HIST3000 Writing Lives Completion of 100 units of credit of HIST prior learning

Sydney 25

HIST3008 History Internship Completion of 100 units of credit of HIST prior learning


HIST3016 A History of Crime: Assessing the Evidence

Completion of 100 units of credit of HIST prior learning

Fremantle 25

HIST3018 Australians and the World Wars Completion of 100 units of credit of HIST prior learning

Sydney 25

HIST3023 Making History and the Politics of the Past


Sydney 25

HIST3028 Visual Evidence: Art and Artefacts in the Western Tradition



HIST3029 Nazi Germany: Assessing the Evidence Completion of 100 units of credit of HIST prior learning

Fremantle 25

MATH1000 Applied Mathematics for Science Nil Fremantle 25

MATH1020 Statistics Nil Sydney 25

MATH1030 Principles of Mathematics Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

MATH1300 Mathematics Foundations Nil Fremantle 25

MATH1400 Key Concepts in Mathematics MATH1300 Mathematics Foundation Fremantle 25

MATH2000 Linear Algebra MATH1030 Principles of Mathematics Fremantle & Sydney 25

MATH2020 Calculus MATH1030 Principles of Mathematics Sydney 25

MATH2100 Calculus and Applied Mathematics MATH1030 Principles of Mathematics & MATH2000 Linear Algebra

Fremantle 25

MATH3030 Discrete Mathematics MATH2000 Linear Algebra Fremantle & Sydney 25

MATH3040

Advanced Calculus

Fremantle MATH2100 Calculus and Applied Mathematics Sydney MATH2020 Calculus


POLI1000 Introduction to World Politics Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

POLI1001 Politics, Democracy and Governance in Australia

Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

POLI3000 Religion and World Politics Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

POLI3001 Cyber-security, Technological Trends and Modern Warfare


Fremantle 25

POLI3003 Setting the Agenda: The Media and Politics



POLI3004 Terrorism and Extreme Violence Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


POLI3005 Intelligence and International Security Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

POLI3006 Public Policy and Practice: The Business of Government



POLI3007 Home and Away: Comparing Political Systems


Fremantle 25

POLI3008 Politics Internship Completion of 100 units of credit of POLI prior learning


POLI3009 Australian Foreign Policy Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


POLI3012 The Politics and History of Genocide Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning




POLI3015 Nationalism, Ethnicity and Race Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

POLI3021 The History and Politics of Southeast Asia


Fremantle 25

POLI3022 The Modern Middle East Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


POLI3023 Strategy, Security and Diplomacy Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


POLI3024 US Foreign Policy since 1945 Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


PSYC1030 Introduction to Applied Psychology A Nil Sydney 25

PSYC1040 Introduction to Applied Psychology B Nil Sydney 25

PSYC2170 Developmental Psychology PSYC1030 Introduction to Applied Psychology A AND PSYC1040 Introduction to Applied Psychology B OR COUN1003 Theories and Approaches to Counselling AND COUN1004 Counselling Skills Training 1

Sydney 25

PSYC2210 Social Psychology PSYC1030 Introduction to Applied Psychology A AND PSYC1040 Introduction to Applied Psychology B

Sydney 25

PSYC2350 Health Psychology PSYC1030 Introduction to Applied Psychology A OR PSYC1040 Introduction to Applied Psychology B

Sydney 25

PSYC2620 Psychology and Religion PSYC1030 Introduction to Applied Psychology A OR PSYC1040 Introduction to Applied Psychology B

Sydney 25

PSYC3000 Modes of Psychological Intervention PSYC3330 Abnormal Psychology Sydney 25

PSYC3030 Special Topics in Applied Psychology A PSYC2210 Social Psychology AND PSYC3330 Abnormal Psychology

Sydney 25

PSYC3050 Special Topics in Applied Psychology B PSYC2210 Social Psychology AND PSYC3330 Abnormal Psychology

Sydney 25

PSYC3060 Personality Psychology PSYC2210 Social Psychology AND PSYC3330 Abnormal Psychology

Sydney 25

PSYC3130 Clinical Pastoral Placement PSYC2210 Social Psychology AND PSYC3330 Abnormal Psychology

Sydney 25

PSYC3330 Abnormal Psychology PSYC1030 Introduction to Applied Psychology A AND PSYC1040 Introduction to Applied Psychology B

Sydney 25

RSCH2030 Research Methods Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

SCIE1000 Introduction to Chemistry Nil Fremantle 25

SCIE1001 Fundamentals of Science Research and Communication

Nil Fremantle 25

SCIE1150 Introduction to Biological Sciences Nil Fremantle 25

SCIE3290 Geographic Information Systems Completion of 200 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

SCIE3350 Directed Science Research Completion of 400 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

SCIE3900 Science Internship Completion of 400 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

SOCI1000 Self and Society Nil Sydney 25

SOCI1020 Social Problems and Solutions Nil Sydney 25



SOCI2020 Sociology of Childhood Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

SOCI2030 Health, Medicine and Society Nil Fremantle 25

SOCI2040 Understanding Gender Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

SOCI3000 Ableism, (Dis)ability and Society Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

SOCI3008 Sociology Internship Completion of 100cp of SOCI prior learning

Sydney 25

SOCI3010 Sociological Theory and Method Completion of 100cp of SOCI prior learning

Sydney 25

SOCI3012 The Politics and History of Genocide Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

SOCI3060 Social and Public Policy Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

SOJS1000 Introduction to Social Justice Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

SOJS1120 Living Human Rights Nil Sydney 25

SOJS2001 Social Movements and Social Change Nil Sydney 25

SOJS2040 Social Justice and the Natural World Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Sydney 25

SOJS2120 Living Human Rights Nil Fremantle 25

SOJS3000 Global Development and Justice Completion of 150 units of credit of prior learning


SOJS3001 Advocating for Social Chance Nil Sydney 25

SOJS3008 Social Justice Internship Completion of 100 units of credit of SOJS prior learning

Sydney 25

SOJS3130 Human and Environmental Security Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

SOJS3160 Peace and Conflict Studies Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


SOJS3170 Social Justice, Service-Learning and Community Engagement



SOJS3210 Designing Practical Approaches to Social Justice Issues


Fremantle 25

SOJS3220 Service Learning International Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning

Fremantle 25

SPAN1000 Spanish for Beginners Nil Sydney 25

SPAN2000 Intermediate Spanish I SPAN1000 Spanish Beginners Sydney 25

SPAN2010 Intermediate Spanish II SPAN2000 Intermediate Spanish 1 Sydney 25

THTR1000 Theory and Practice of Acting I Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

THTR1050 Theory and Practice of Modern Theatre Nil Fremantle & Sydney 25

THTR2000 Theory and Practice of Acting II THTR1000 Theory and Practice of Acting 1


THTR2010

Theatre Crafts

Fremantle Nil Sydney THTR1000 Theory and Practice of Acting I OR THTR1050 Theory and Practice of Modern Theatre


THTR3008 Theatre Studies Internship Completion of 100 units of credit of THTR prior learning




THTR3050 Theatre for Social Change Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


THTR3060 Australian Theatre Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


THTR3090

Fundamentals of Directing

Fremantle Nil Sydney THTR2000 Theory & Practice of Acting II


THTR3110

Text-Based Production Workshop



THTR3120

Devised Production Workshop



THTR3410 Drama in the Age of Shakespeare Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning


WRIT2000 Narrative Writing Nil Sydney 25

WRIT3000 Writing for Performance Fremantle Completion of 100 units of credit of prior learning Sydney WRIT2000 Narrative Writing OR THTR1050 Theory and Practice of Modern Theatre OR COMM2020 Screenwriting


WRIT3010 Writing Project WRIT2000 Narrative Writing Sydney 25

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