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ATS3311Text and community in Medieval and Renaissance Italy
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This intensive field work course of one week's duration is taught out of the Monash Prato Centre in mid-December in the year of offering, and utilises the intellectual capital of the members of the Prato Consortium for Medieval and...
ATS4311Text and community in Medieval and Renaissance Italy
No reviews yetUnitLevel 412 credit pointsArts
This intensive field work course of one week's duration is taught out of the Monash Prato Centre in mid-December in the year of offering, and utilises the intellectual capital of the members of the Prato Consortium for Medieval and...
ENE3606The air environment
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Through lectures, practice classes, individual assignments and tests, you should develop knowledge of air pollution issues, assessment and control of pollutants from emission sources. The unit focusses on air pollution sources, emissions...
Semester 2Clayton
ATS2351The archaeology of death in ancient Egypt
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In this unit you will chart the developments in Egyptian culture from 3050 BCE to 1650 BCE (the Old and Middle Kingdoms), using a wide range of material evidence and exploring modern theories to understand the processes involved. You will...
ATS2283The archaeology of empires
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Towards the beginning of the first millennium BCE the Assyrian state in northern Mesopotamia started to expand its borders. The military and economic ideology of conquest that motivated this expansion created a new kind of political entity...
Semester 1Clayton
ATS3328The archaeology of world rock art
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A major way that archaeologists make sense of the past is through the images that people depicted on rocks and on cave walls: rock art is one of the most common, and most visually impressive kind of archaeological evidence. In this unit,...
ATS2060The art of teaching music practice
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This unit introduces you to the art of teaching music performance. Focusing on instrumental teaching, the unit examines and analyses various approaches to teaching instrumental music in one on one lessons, and in group scenarios in the...
Semester 2Clayton
TPMS-MINTheatre and performance studies
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The Theatre and performance studies minor focuses on developing knowledge, skills, and practices that help us understand, creatively engage, and transform the world around us. If you complete the Theatre and performance studies minor you...
ATS2811Theatre and performance: Theory and practice 1
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This practical, performance-based unit investigates the processes of making and theorising performance as intertwined and mutually influencing processes. The unit asks the question: How do theory and practice work together when we create...
ATS2105Theatre and performance: Theory and practice 2
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This practical, performance-based unit develops your abilities to make and theorise performance. The unit asks the question: How do the intertwined activities of theory and practice work together to advance both theatre theory and...
ECX2631 The Australian economy
No reviews yetUnitLevel 26 credit pointsBusiness and Economics
This unit will examine the experience of the Australian economy past, present, and future to better understand the development of the country’s economy and its place in the world via examining the changing economic structures, resource...
Semester 1Caulfield
SWM5133The Australian welfare state and social policy
No reviews yetUnitLevel 56 credit pointsMedicine, Nursing and Health Sciences
In this unit you will be introduced to the concept of the modern welfare state and its critics including the ideological positions of the major Australian political parties. You will learn how to apply a critical lens to the examination of...
Semester 1Semester 2Caulfield
ATS3438The body: A human history
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In this unit, you will develop your own understanding of key primary and secondary sources dealing with the history of the body. The unit draws on work from different fields of historical enquiry including the history of medicine,...
Semester 1Clayton
LAW4543The death penalty: Law, politics and advocacy
No reviews yetUnitLevel 46 credit pointsLaw
The overall aim of this unit is to provide you with a good understanding of the scope and practice of the death penalty as well as the movement - backed by international organisations, human rights treaties and the domestic courts—to...
GNA2022The dynamic cell
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In this unit you will study the cell as a dynamic unit capable of responding to environmental, cellular and molecular cues that can result in a range of outcomes such as: motility; movement or rearrangement of internal structures;...
Semester 2Clayton
MCB2022The dynamic cell
No reviews yetUnitLevel 26 credit pointsScience
In this unit you will study the cell as a dynamic unit capable of responding to environmental, cellular and molecular cues that can result in a range of outcomes such as: motility; movement or rearrangement of internal structures;...
Semester 2Clayton
EAE1022The Earth system: Changing environments and climates
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This unit is a core unit for further studies in geosciences, climate and atmospheric science, environmental earth science, geographical science, and environmental science. We live on a constantly changing planet. In this unit, you will...
Semester 2Clayton
EAE1011The Earth system: From the core to the atmosphere
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This unit is a core unit for further studies in geosciences, climate and atmospheric science, and environmental earth science. The Earth is a constantly changing complex system involving many physical, chemical, and biological processes...
Semester 1Clayton
ATS2848The economic history of the modern world
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This unit introduces you to the economic history of the modern world. Employing recent insights from both history and economics, it examines major turning points, trends, and events in the development of the modern world. Upon completing...
Semester 2Clayton
ECX2144The economic history of the modern world
No reviews yetUnitLevel 26 credit pointsBusiness and Economics
This unit introduces you to the economic history of the modern world. Employing recent insights from both history and economics, it examines major turning points, trends, and events in the development of the modern world. Upon completing...
Semester 2Clayton