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ATS3147Japanese studies advanced 1
No reviews yetUnitLevel 36 credit pointsArts
This unit is the first part of a sequence progressing from the upper intermediate to the advanced levels of Japanese. In this unit, you will undertake various activities expanding listening, speaking, reading and writing and kanji skills...
Semester 1Clayton
ATS3148Japanese studies advanced 2
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This unit is the second part of a sequence progressing from the upper intermediate to the advanced levels of Japanese. In this unit, you will undertake various activities furthering capacity and confidence with listening, speaking, reading...
Semester 2Clayton
ATS3152Japanese studies advanced: Literature and film
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This unit is designed to develop your Japanese language skills to an advanced level, while introducing you to Japanese literature and film, as well as approaches to literary translation and subtitling. You will develop reading and...
ITO4131Java programming
No reviews yetUnitLevel 46 credit pointsInformation Technology
This unit aims to provide you with the basic concepts involved in the development of well structured software using a programming language. It concentrates on the development of problem solving skills applicable to all stages of the...
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ATS3899Jazz arranging: Contemporary arranging techniques for small groups to large ensembles
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This unit introduces you to jazz arranging styles and methodologies for small and large ensembles. Through listening tasks and score analysis, the unit explores various arranging concepts including form, instrumental range, register,...
ATS2333Jazz movements and cultures
No reviews yetUnitLevel 26 credit pointsArts
In this unit you will examine research pertaining to jazz history. You will utilise critical readings of historical and biographical texts in conjunction with analyses of representative audio and score materials to investigate...
Semester 2Clayton
LAW4806Jessup moot competition
No reviews yetUnitLevel 46 credit pointsLaw
The Phillip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition is conducted each year and runs over the summer semester. Five students will be invited to participate and will be selected each year from those students who have successfully...
Summer AClayton
LAW5056Jessup moot competition
No reviews yetUnitLevel 56 credit pointsLaw
Examination of current issues in Public International Law, with the scenario usually based, in part, upon a contemporary issue or problem in global governance. The focus is on oral advocacy, research skills, strategic thinking and team...
Summer AClayton
JWSH-MINJewish studies
No reviews yetArea of studyMinorUndergraduate24 credit pointsArts
Jewish studies equips you with an understanding of Jewish civilisation from ancient times through the present day and fosters intercultural understanding. The required units will provide you with a foundational understanding of the Jewish...
JRNL-MAJJournalism
No reviews yetArea of studyMajorUndergraduate48 credit pointsArts
Journalism is the activity and product of gathering, verifying, crafting and presenting news and information to help citizens make the best possible decisions about their lives, communities, societies and governments. The elements that...
JRNL-MINJournalism
No reviews yetArea of studyMinorUndergraduate24 credit pointsArts
Journalism is the activity and product of gathering, verifying, crafting and presenting news and information to help citizens make the best possible decisions about their lives, communities, societies and governments. The elements that...
JRNL-USPECJournalism
No reviews yetArea of studySpecialisationUndergraduate36 credit pointsArts
Journalism is the activity and product of gathering, verifying, crafting and presenting news and information to help citizens make the best possible decisions about their lives, communities, societies and governments. The elements that...
ATS3645Journalism and global change
No reviews yetUnitLevel 36 credit pointsArts
This unit explores the significance of people power to journalism and role of journalism in empowering the dispossessed. You will gain critical insight into key forms of reporting that raise issues of advocacy, agency and accountability,...
Semester 1Caulfield
ATS2781Journalism, law and ethics
No reviews yetUnitLevel 26 credit pointsArts
The unit provides students with an opportunity for a critical engagement with contemporary scholarship on the legal and ethical contexts of news and long format journalistic production. Legal topics covered include the historical and...
Semester 2Caulfield
APG5095Journalism practice
No reviews yetUnitLevel 56 credit pointsArts
This unit will introduce you to journalism practice, including researching, interviewing, news writing, and feature writing. You will further develop and hone these skills in subsequent units. In this unit you will learn the fundamentals...
Semester 1Caulfield
ATS3919Journalism professional placement
No reviews yetUnitLevel 36 credit pointsArts
In this unit, you will undertake a professional placement with a host partner organisation in the news media industry. Placement opportunities are negotiated with the Unit Coordinator. While undertaking your placement, you will produce a...
Semester 1Semester 2Caulfield
L6005Juris Doctor
No reviews yetCourseMaster's Degree (Extended)Postgraduate144 credit pointsLaw
This is a professional entry master's degree which satisfies the academic requirements for admission to practice as an Australian lawyer. It is also a preparation for diverse careers in and beyond the law, and offers a pathway to doctoral...
ATS3084 Justice in practice: Interdisciplinary approaches to criminology and criminal law
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In this interdisciplinary unit, you will engage with students and academic staff from Criminology and Criminal Law to critically examine the legal, social, and institutional dimensions of contemporary criminal justice issues. Responding to...
EDF1011Knowledge and context
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This unit explores the relationships between knowledge and context as you consider the knowledge developed outside the formal degree structure and examine the use of transferable knowledge at university and in other contexts. You will...
Semester 2ClaytonPeninsula
ATS3705Knowledge and power in world politics
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How does power operate in world politics? What is the relationship between power and knowledge about world politics? This unit introduces you to debates in the discipline of International Relations that focus on epistemological questions...
Semester 2Clayton