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ATS3004Crime, risk and security
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This unit provides a theoretical background to the challenges facing contemporary criminology nationally and internationally, identifying and interrogating the narratives that make up the diverse perceptions of crime, the evolution of...
Semester 1Clayton
ATS3291Crime scenes: Interrogating societies through crime narratives
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Crime narratives (fiction, TV and film) are among the most popular and dynamic genres in Europe and beyond. This unit explores how crime genres interrogate important issues, including history and memory, gender, sexuality, identity, truth...
Semester 2Clayton
ATS3866Crimes of the powerful
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In this unit, you will examine crimes and social harms committed by state, corporate, and other elite actors. You will interrogate conceptual models for making sense of criminal and harmful behaviours on the part of these actors, ranging...
Semester 2Clayton
ATS1423Criminal justice in practice
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The unit presents the administrative workings, functions and experiences in areas such as courts, sentencing, imprisonment, community corrections, parole and release. Importantly we observe how the administration of justice is played out...
Semester 2CaulfieldClayton
LAW1114Criminal law 1
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The unit introduces the general doctrines, principles and aims of the criminal law and criminal justice system, introduces the roles of civil and criminal laws in relation to harms to the person, and examines the law relating to fatal and...
Semester 1Clayton
LAW1116Criminal law and procedure
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In this unit, you will examine the principles, aims and general doctrines of the criminal law and criminal procedure. You will study the principles of criminal responsibility in the context of fatal and non-fatal offences against the...
Semester 2Clayton
LAW4332Criminal law and procedure 2
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The unit reviews the general principles and aims of the criminal law and criminal justice system in light of Australia's international obligations and building upon the units previously studied. It examines principles of criminal...
Semester 1Semester 2Clayton
CRIM-MAJCriminology
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Criminology is the study of crime and social control. It is concerned with the context, construction and causes of what we know as crime, as well as prevention, response and reform measures. It examines crime committed by individuals,...
CRIM-MINCriminology
No reviews yetArea of studyMinorUndergraduate24 credit pointsArts
Criminology is the study of crime and social control. It is concerned with the context, construction and causes of what we know as crime, as well as prevention, response and reform measures. It examines crime committed by individuals,...
ATS3262Critical industries in public relations and strategic communication
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This unit provides you with a unique opportunity to engage in depth with a specific industry or professional field in which public relations and strategic communication operate. Choosing from specialisations such as government...
Semester 1Caulfield
ATS3916Critical perspectives on human rights
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What are we talking about, when we talk about human rights? And how does the way we speak about human rights shape global politics? Bringing together philosophical texts with real-world examples, this unit will introduce you to competing...
Semester 1Clayton
ATS2946Critical thinking: How to analyse arguments and improve your reasoning skills
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Critical thinking skills are useful in a wide variety of professions, including law, business, computer science, medicine, as well as in everyday life. What is the best way to construct, articulate and represent an argument? How can we...
Semester 1Semester 2CaulfieldClayton
BTH2820Crop science
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In this unit you will be introduced traditional and modern practices involved in crop production which includes environmental, genetic, physiological and cultural factors influencing crop growth and yield, and emphasises the growth,...
Semester 1Malaysia
EDF1069Cross-cultural understandings of education
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This unit is designed to deepen your understanding of how culture influences education and teaching practices. Throughout the unit, you will explore various frameworks that support cross-cultural teaching and learning. You will critically...
Semester 1ClaytonPeninsula
ATS2251Cuba study tour
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This study tour offers a unique environment for you to engage with the history politics and culture of Cuba. You will undertake a two-week intensive stay in Cuba where they will have the opportunity to engage with academics, activists and...
ATS3251Cuba study tour
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This study tour offers a unique environment for you to engage with the history politics and culture of Cuba. You will undertake a two-week intensive stay in Cuba where you will have the opportunity to engage with academics, activists and...
ATS3662Cultural capitals of Europe: Creativity, crisis and community
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This three-week intensive unit will bring together students from four European languages areas (Italian, German, French and Francophone Studies and Spanish and Latin American Studies), as well as non-LOTE students from across the Faculty....
ATS3479Cultural heritage studies
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In this unit, you will discover the core principles of global cultural heritage from an archaeological and historical perspective. You will examine theoretical concepts and see how they can be applied to real-world case studies. Issues...
Semester 2Clayton
PSY3052Cultural safety, responsiveness and reflexivity in practice
No reviews yetUnitLevel 36 credit pointsMedicine, Nursing and Health Sciences
In this unit you will learn to develop cultural responsiveness by understanding how cultural identities influence our perspectives on behaviour and human interactions. You will engage in critical reflexivity on perceived differences in...
Semester 1ClaytonMalaysia
ATS1254Culture, power and difference: Indigeneity and Australian identity
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Anthropology is the study of the diversity of human expression through space and time, which not only focuses on differences and similarities between societies and cultures, but also on connections and contestations between them. This unit...
Semester 1Clayton