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Unit code Unit name
APG4329 Political Islam
APG4347 Research methods in applied linguistics
APG4425 Perspectives on environment and sustainability
APG4435 European union: history, debates, politics
APG4438 The European Union and the world
APG4554 Resource evaluation and management
APG4681 Qualitative research strategies
APG4775 Journalism and the law
APG4800 Publishing history, culture and commerce
APG4814 Translation 1: putting theory into practice
APG4898 The European Union and the developing world
APG5347 Research methods in applied linguistics
APG5348 Second language acquisition
APG5433 Corporate sustainability management
APG5438 The European Union and the world
APG5705 Language and identity
APR5021 Research methods in linguistics and applied linguistics
ATS1001 Chinese introductory 1
ATS1041 World religions
ATS1061 French introductory 1 - Grammar Seminar
ATS1091 German introductory 1
ATS1141 Japanese introductory 1
ATS1171 Korean introductory 1
ATS1191 Spanish introductory 1
ATS1221 Italian introductory 1
ATS1247 Ancient Cultures 1
ATS1254 Culture, power, difference: Indigeneity and Australian identity
ATS1259 Australian idol: exploring contemporary Australia
ATS1261 Understanding human behaviour
ATS1263 Bioethics: Current controversies
ATS1267 Latin introductory 1
ATS1277 Media studies
ATS1279 Media and culture
ATS1281 Understanding crime
ATS1283 Crime: theory and practice
ATS1297 Academic writing
ATS1303 Contemporary Europe
ATS1305 Contemporary film studies
ATS1310 Natural hazards and human vulnerability
ATS1314 Human rights theory 1
ATS1316 Medieval Europe
ATS1319 Understanding Asia 2: transformations
ATS1320 Nations at War I: From Napoleon to Gallipoli
ATS1323 The bible as history
ATS1325 Contemporary worlds 1
ATS1328 Journalism 1
ATS1330 Newsroom practice and theory
ATS1338 The Language game: Why do we talk the way we do?
ATS1340S English for academic purposes (Summer Semester)
ATS1353 Australian politics and government
ATS1355 Fanatics and fundamentalists: The global politics of violence
ATS1365 Introduction to Sociology I
ATS1367 Sociological reflections on everyday life
ATS1369 Understanding University learning
ATS1371 Philosophy: Introduction A (Life, death, and morality) (Semester 1, 2013)
ATS1371-12 Philosophy: Introduction A (Life, death, and morality) (Semester 1, 2012)
ATS1833 Thinking: how to analyse arguments and improve your reasoning skills (Semester 1, 2011)
ATS1835 Philosophy: Introduction B (Time, self, and mind) (Semester 2, 2012)
ATS1897 Public relations principles and practice
ATS1903 Introducing Literature: Ways of Reading
ATS2003 Chinese intermediate 1
ATS2005 Chinese proficient 1
ATS2057 Genocide
ATS2063 French intermediate 1
ATS2065 French proficient 1 Grammar Lecture
ATS2071 France on film
ATS2089 Social institutions and power in East Asia
ATS2124 Bread lines behind the Iron Curtain: Everyday life in communist Eastern Europe
ATS2143 Japanese intermediate 1
ATS2145 Japanese proficient 1
ATS2225 Italian proficient 1
ATS2346 Imperial Rome: A study in power and perversion in the early empire
ATS2348 The middle kingdom in Egypt: from collapse to recovery and foreign rule
ATS2371 Magic, science and religion
ATS2391 A world of sport: Culture, communities and communication
ATS2392 The Trip: Travelling Australia and the world
ATS2399 The Self and Others: Identity and the Experience of Difference in the 21st Century
ATS2400 Personality: beyond the persona
ATS2404 Eros and the body: sexuality and body politics in the classical world
ATS2409 Writing lives: Autobiography and historical fiction
ATS2442 Print cultures: Books as media
ATS2446 Australian media studies
ATS2458 Policing and society
ATS2462 International crime and justice
ATS2466 Sex and crime
ATS2471 Comparative criminal justice: an international perspective
ATS2485 Reading the past
ATS2503 Writing Women
ATS2508 Introduction to poetry writing
ATS2517 Introduction to fiction writing
ATS2521 Conflict and culture in Europe
ATS2530 Film and television genres
ATS2538 Film and Television Institutions
ATS2547 Cities and Sustainability
ATS2548 Environmental policy and management
ATS2561 Sex and the media
ATS2576 History wars: The uses of the past
ATS2586 Islam: principles, civilisations, influences
ATS2604 Arthur: History and myth
ATS2607 Nationalism and revolution in Southeast Asia
ATS2608 Myth and meaning in ancient worlds
ATS2614 Slavery and freedom: from the American to the French Revolution
ATS2616 Twentieth-century America: race, rights and power
ATS2625 Mobile worlds: Migrants, refugees and the politics of belonging
ATS2633 Global cities: past, present future
ATS2637 The human body and the international marketplace
ATS2640 The ethics of global conflict
ATS2665 Issues in language endangerment
ATS2668 Syntax: Grammatical structure, typology and universals
ATS2674 Semantics: the study of meaning in human languages
ATS2678 Language and identity
ATS2692 Progress and despair: modern political ideologies and theories
ATS2694 International political economy
ATS2698 Crisis zone: The international relations of the Middle East
ATS2705 Power and (in)justice in world politics
ATS2706 Washington and world politics
ATS2715 Sexuality and society
ATS2723 Social research methods
ATS2724 Spiritualities, faiths and religions: Society and the transcendent
ATS2725 Population and society
ATS2726 Critical social psychology
ATS2743 My brilliant career: developing career plans
ATS2748 Introductory ancient Greek A/2
ATS2776 Climatology: land, ecosystems and the atmosphere
ATS2780 Geographical analysis
ATS2784 News and power
ATS2814 Publicity and promotion
ATS2837 Philosophy of Plato and Platonism
ATS2839 Philosophy: Ethics
ATS2840 Philosophy of Mind (Semester 2, 2012)
ATS2861 Philosophy: God, freedom and evil (Semester 2, 2012)
ATS2862S Philosophical explorations of world religions (Summer Semester)
ATS2868 Philosophy: Issues in political theory
ATS2870 Philosophy of religion (Semester 1, 2011)
ATS2872 Karma, self and liberation: Buddhist and Hindu perspectives
ATS2875 The moral psychology of evil
ATS2896 Photojournalism
ATS2897 Borderless media in East Asia
ATS2909 Villains and rogues: A history of ideas about gangsters
ATS2917 War and the media: communication technology and the representation of war
ATS2918 Online public relations
ATS2924 Ancient Egyptian Language: the basics
ATS2932 Struggles for justice: The history of rights
ATS3007 Chinese advanced 1
ATS3065 French proficient 1 - Language Seminar
ATS3071 France on film
ATS3083 Translating Across Cultures
ATS3259 Geographical information systems (GIS) for environmental management
ATS3283 Sharing prosperity
ATS3288 Angels and demons: Rome, the papacy and the world
ATS3300 Fantasy literature
ATS3334 Southeast Asian politics
ATS3348 The middle kingdom in Egypt: from collapse to recovery and foreign rule
ATS3392 The Trip: Travelling Australia and the world
ATS3462 International crime and justice
ATS3487 Mayhem and Madness in the Age of Reason: English Literature 1698-1798
ATS3502 Contemporary and Post-Modern English Literature
ATS3506 Poetry: Text and performance
ATS3521 Conflict and Culture in Europe
ATS3546 Environmental assessment and decision making
ATS3552 Remote sensing of the environment
ATS3554 Resource evaluation and management
ATS3604 Arthur: History and myth
ATS3658 Journalism ethics
ATS3706 Washington and world politics
ATS3726 Critical social psychology
ATS3791 Environmental change: past to future
ATS3802 Journalism practice and discourse
ATS3807 Environmental reporting
ATS3837 Internal-external communication and reputation management
ATS3870 Philosophy of religion (Semester 1, 2011)
ATS3872 Karma, self and liberation: Buddhist and Hindu perspectives (Semester 1, 2010)
ATS3881 Philosophy of mind (Semester 2, 2012)
ATS3917 War and the media: Communication technology and the representation of war
ATS3924 Ancient Egyptian Language: the basics
   
 
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