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Unit code Unit name
AAH1010CA Ancient civilisations 1 (Caulfield lectures)
*AAH1010CL Ancient civilisations 1 (Clayton lectures)
AAH2800 The Golden Age of Athens
*AAH2970 The Early Dynastic Period and Old Kingdom in Egypt, 3050-2150
*AIS2060 Indigenous legal issues
*ANY2110 Magic, science and religion
*ANY2350 Questions of identity: ethnicity, nationalism and globalisation
ASN2010 Global change and changing identities in Asia
BHS1711 Understanding human behaviour
BHS2711 Personality: beyond the persona (Thursday May 22 lecture only)
CHI1010 Chinese 1
CHI1030 Chinese 3
CHI1050 Chinese 5
CHI1070 Chinese 7
CHI2430 Understanding modern China
CLA1010 Classical mythology
CLA1110 Introductory Latin A/1
CLA1111 Introductory Ancient Greek A/1
CLA2060 Eros and the body: sexuality and body politics in the classical world
CLS1010 Texts and contexts 1
CLS2025 19th Century fiction: Realism, capitalism and psychoanalysis
COM1010 Media studies (Caulfield lectures)
COM1010GI Media studies (Gippsland lectures)
COM2050 New media: communications in the Electronic Age
COM2080 Youth media
COM2120 True North: culture, religion and identity
COM2130 Print cultures: books as media
COM3700 Comedy
COM4131 Contemporary media and communications theory
COM4211 Researching global audiences
CRI1001 Understanding crime
CRI2015 Policing and society
CRI2020 Punishment, power and justice
CRI2030 Drugs, crime and society
CRI2140 Sex and crime
CRJ1001 Crime: theory and practice
CRJ2001 Comparative criminal justice: an international perspective
DTS1060 The Language of Performance
DTS1611 Understanding University learning
ENH1010 Reading writing literature
ENH1250 Academic writing
ENH2130 Literature and opposition, 1660-1800
ENH2175 Reading otherwise: literature, gender, psychoanalysis
ENH2185 Advanced Professional Writing
ENH2470 Modern English literature
ENH2680 Introduction to Poetry Writing
ENH2980 Introduction to fiction writing
ENV437e Corporate Sustainability Management (18th March recording only)
EUM4010 European union: History, debates, politics
EUM4160 The European Union and the world
EUR1100 European Ideas and Culture : Modernity and Enlightenment
EUR2090 Culture and conflict: Europe in the 20th Century
FRN1010 French studies 1
FRN1050 French studies 5
FRN2030 French studies 3
FRN2050 French studies 5
*FRN2070 French studies 7
FTV1050 Contemporary film studies
FTV2190 Forms of narrative cinema
FTV2230 Australian Television Culture
GES1070 Natural hazards and human vulnerability
GES2130 Soils, land use and the environment
GES2210 Environmental hydrology
GES2340 Cities and sustainability
GES2420 Environmental policy and management
GES3250 Environmental assessment and decision making
GLO2000 Global studies
HPL1503 Global and regional studies 1: modern world events and issues
HPL2507 Politics and society
HPL3503 International relations
HSY1010 Medieval Europe
HSY1050 Asian civilizations: the cycle of empires
HSY1111 Nations at war 1: from Napoleon to Gallipoli
HSY2060 The uses of the past
HSY2065 Suspicious minds: a history of distrust
HSY2260 Australian Aboriginal history
HSY2275 Islam: principles, civilization, influence
HSY2410 History of sexuality - 1800 to the present
HSY2415 Twentieth century news media
*HSY2580 The Holocaust in an age of genocide
HSY2630 Renaissance Florence
HSY2645 Arthur: History and myth
HSY2920 Death and disease: healers and quacks in history
INT1010be Contemporary worlds 1 (Berwick lectures)
INT1010ca Contemporary worlds 1 (Caulfield lectures)
INT1010cl Contemporary worlds 1 (Clayton lectures)
INT2040 Globalization and its discontents
INT2910 Poverty, ecology and international justice
ITA1010 Italian studies 1
ITA1070 Italian studies 7
ITA2030 Italian studies 3
JPL1010 Japanese 1
JPL1030 Japanese 3
JPL1050 Japanese 5
JPS2140ss Touring Japanese culture (Summer school lectures only)
JPS2530 Japanese language acquisition and use
JRN1902 Newsroom practice and theory
JRN2901 International journalism (March 12 lecture only)
JRN2905 Radio journalism
LIN1010 The Language Game: why do we talk the way we do?
LIN2110 Phonetics and phonology
LIN2350 Sociolinguistics
*LIN2430 Psycholinguistics and child language acquisition
LIN3030 Issues in language endangerment
PHL1010 Introduction to Philosophy A
PHL1030 Thinking: Analysing Arguments
PHL2130 Plato and Platonism
PHL2150 Ethics
PHL2670 Philosophy of religion
PLT1020 Australian Politics and Government (Caulfield lectures)
PLT1020cl Australian Politics and Government (Clayton lectures)
PLT1120 Fanatics and fundamentalists: the global politics of violence
PLT2120 Politics and violence: conquest, exclusion and reconciliation
PLT2140 Progress and despair: Modern political ideologies and theories
PLT2460 Crisis zone: the international relations of the Middle East
PLT2521 Parties and power in Australia
PLT2980ss Issues in global politics (Summer school)
*PLT2990 Politics of environmentalism
PLT3930 Southeast Asian politics
PRJ1220 Public relations writing
PSS1711 Exploring human behaviour
RLT2470 The religious quest: Judaism, Christianity and Islam
SCW1303 Foundations of interpersonal practice
SCY1100 Introduction to sociology I
SCY1801 Sociological reflections on everyday life
SCY2050 Health, technology and society
SCY2070 Families, labour and intimacy
SCY2460 Men, masculinity and society
SPN1010 Spanish studies 1
SPN2030 Spanish studies 3
SPN2290 Spanish communication in a global world
VSA1000 Introduction to visual culture
   
 
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