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MTH1020Analysis of change
No reviews yetUnitLevel 16 credit pointsScience
This unit develops critical thinking generally as well as a comprehensive understanding of several important areas of mathematics, equipping you with versatile techniques and skills applicable within specific disciplines, for example the...
Semester 1Semester 2Clayton
BPS2032Analytical method development
No reviews yetUnitLevel 26 credit pointsPharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
This unit will take you through the process of systematic analytical method development. Using techniques such as high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS), you will work in teams to...
Semester 2MalaysiaParkville
BPS2031Analytical methods 1: Principles and applications
No reviews yetUnitLevel 26 credit pointsPharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Analytical Methods lays a foundation of knowledge for the analytical identification and quantitation of chemical entities used in the pharmaceutical and manufacturing industries. The unit provides the participant with basic principles and...
Semester 1MalaysiaParkville
ATS2868Anarchy, property, and the state
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The unit will discuss the normative foundations of the state and of the institution of private property. What is the proper role of government? Why should we obey the law? What is the relation between property and liberty? When, if ever,...
Semester 2Clayton
ADBG-HRAAnatomy and developmental biology
No reviews yetArea of studyHonours48 credit pointsScience
NUT1022Anatomy and physiology
No reviews yetUnitLevel 16 credit pointsMedicine, Nursing and Health Sciences
This unit introduces you to the concept of homeostasis and its importance in maintaining physiological and nutritional balance. You will develop strong knowledge and skills with respect to key biomedical science concepts and how they apply...
Semester 1Semester 2Malaysia
CVP5001Anatomy and physiology for perfusion
No reviews yetUnitLevel 56 credit pointsMedicine, Nursing and Health Sciences
In this unit, you will develop an in-depth understanding of cardiovascular anatomy and physiology, together with the structure and function of other body systems relevant to perfusion practice, including the respiratory, nervous and renal...
Semester 2Clayton
SPH1000Anatomy and physiology for speech, language and swallowing
No reviews yetUnitLevel 16 credit pointsMedicine, Nursing and Health Sciences
In this unit, you will learn the anatomical and physiological foundations essential for understanding speech, language, and swallowing functions required for speech pathology practice. You will study the structure and function of the...
Semester 1Peninsula
ATS2084Ancient mythologies
No reviews yetUnitLevel 26 credit pointsArts
This unit examines mythic patterns and their relation to ritual enactments in ancient times and across a variety of cultures including Indigenous Australia, the ancient Near East, Greece and Rome. We explore creation stories, tales of...
Semester 1Clayton
ATS2106An environmental history of the world: People and our planet
No reviews yetUnitLevel 26 credit pointsArts
In this unit, you will explore the history of the world through the lens of the environment. How have environmental factors shaped the histories of human societies? How have human activities affected and transformed the environment over...
Semester 2CaulfieldClayton
BIO3052Animal behaviour
No reviews yetUnitLevel 36 credit pointsScience
This unit deals with several key areas of animal behaviour. We investigate animal communication systems, with particular emphasis on how signals are produced, transmitted and received, their information content and how they are sometimes...
Semester 2Clayton
BIO2231Animal diversity
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This unit examines the diversity of animals and organises them in a systematic way using their evolutionary history. We examine a range of representatives from different animal phyla, starting with the structurally simple and progressing...
Semester 1Clayton
LAW4230Animal law
No reviews yetUnitLevel 46 credit pointsLaw
This unit examines the ways in which Australian law defines and regulates the relationship between human and non-human animals. It introduces you to the key legal and ethical principles and regulatory regimes that relate to our treatment...
LAW5458Animal law
No reviews yetUnitLevel 56 credit pointsLaw
This unit examines the ways in which Australian law defines and regulates the control, treatment and welfare of non-human animals. Significant laws, regulatory systems, and contemporary policy debates related to human uses of animals in...
BIO2242Animal structure and function
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The form and function of animals enables them to meet their need to survive and reproduce. To do this, animals acquire, process and use energy and nutrients to cope with challenges in the internal and external environments through a wide...
Semester 2Clayton
DGN2531Animation design
No reviews yetUnitLevel 26 credit pointsArt, Design and Architecture
This elective is concerned with the creation of animation and time-based design across a variety of forms and styles. The principles and processes of animation are explored through a series of individualised creative briefs, where you will...
Semester 2Caulfield
EAE3042Antarctica in the Earth System
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You will study the role of Antarctica and the southern ocean in earth and climate systems, and the risks that changes in this region poses to society and the environment. You will learn about past changes in Antarctica, how to quantify...
Semester 2Clayton
ANTH-MAJAnthropology
No reviews yetArea of studyMajorUndergraduate48 credit pointsArts
Anthropology is the comparative study of different ways of life. It seeks an 'insider' perspective on alternative ways of being in the world. To interpret human behaviour, anthropologists ask questions not just about what people do, but...
ANTH-MINAnthropology
No reviews yetArea of studyMinorUndergraduate24 credit pointsArts
Anthropology is the comparative study of different ways of life. It seeks an 'insider' perspective on alternative ways of being in the world. To interpret human behaviour, anthropologists ask questions not just about what people do, but...
ATS3376Anthropology of human rights
No reviews yetUnitLevel 36 credit pointsArts
The unit introduces you to cross-cultural notions of human rights. Anthropology places human rights in broader analyses of power, politics and social inequality. Political leaders in various countries dismiss human rights as a Western...
Semester 2Clayton