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The individual subjects inside each degree: what’s taught, how it’s assessed, and when it runs.

4,303 units

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ARCH1349Landscape Architecture Communications 2

This course is the second of three communication courses. It develops your knowledge of design representational methods and convention through examining and simulating landscape processes. In this course drawing and fabrication techniques a…

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ARCH1350Landscape Architecture Environments 3

The landscape architecture environments stream gives you the opportunity to study, explore, research and challenge notions of landscape processes, landscape systems and landscape materials. You will study the complexity and dynamic processe…

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ARCH1351Landscape Architecture Design Studio 4

ARCH1351 Landscape Architecture Design Studio 4 is undertaken within the vertically integrated landscape architecture design studio stream and is part of the sequence of Lower Pool studios 2, 3, 4, and 5. The design studios aim to develop,…

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ARCH1352Landscape Architecture Theoretical Frameworks 2

This course, the second in a sequence of three, will focus on contexts of thought and how they have given rise to prominent movements and projects in landscape architecture. These contexts are framed as being formed by accumulations of the…

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ARCH1353Landscape Architecture Design Studio 5

ARCH1353 Landscape Architecture Design Studio 5 is undertaken within the vertically integrated landscape architecture design studio stream and is part of the sequence of lower studios 2, 3, 4, and 5. The design studios aim to develop, apply…

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ARCH1354Landscape Architecture Environments 4

The Landscape Architecture Environments stream develops your capacity to understand, interrogate, and work with landscape systems, processes, and materials. Across the stream, you will explore the complexity and dynamic behaviour of landsca…

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ARCH1355Landscape Architecture Design Studio 6

ARCH1355 Landscape Architecture Design Studio 6 is the last design studio in the Bachelor of Landscape Architectural Design and exposes you to a theoretical and practical body of knowledge to foster your understanding of design processes th…

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ARCH1356Landscape Architecture Theoretical Frameworks 3

In this course-the final subject in a three-part sequence-you will explore how contemporary theory shapes the practice and discourse of landscape architecture. Through the critical study of precedents and written texts, you will develop ana…

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ARCH1357Landscape Architecture Communications 3

This course, undertaken in your final year of the undergraduate program, examines the agency of communications through positioning the act of drawing/making as a practice that investigates and constructs landscape. In this course you will c…

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ARCH1372Immersive Sound Environments

In this course, you will be introduced to methods of reproducing a recorded or synthesised sound field through ambisonic modelling approaches to create the illusion of hearing a true three-dimensional acoustic environment.

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ARCH1504Generative Architectural Design and Fabrication 2

Generative Architectural Design and Fabrication 2 is undertaken within the Architecture Design Electives offered through the BP250 program. This studio-based course aims to extend your computational design and digital fabrication skills to…

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ARCH1505First Peoples Design Engagement: Design Studio

The First Peoples Design Engagement: Design Studio is undertaken in the context of the Architecture Design Studios course sequence that continues through the BP250 program. This studio-based course aims to develop, apply and test your archi…

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ARCH1506First Peoples Design Engagement 1

First Peoples Design Engagement 1 is undertaken within the Architecture Design Electives offered through the BP250 program. This studio-based course introduces the foundational knowledge, skills and concepts that underpin Indigenous design…

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ARCH1507First Peoples Design Engagement 2

First Peoples Design Engagement 2 is undertaken within the Architecture Design Electives offered through the BP250 program. This studio-based course strengthens and extends your capability for Indigenous design engagement and culturally res…

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ARCH1508Architecture Worlds and Media: Design Studio

The Architecture Worlds and Media: Design Studio is undertaken in the context of the Architecture Design Studios course sequence that continues through the BP250 program. This studio-based course aims to develop, apply and test your archite…

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ARCH1509Architecture Worlds and Media 1

Architecture Worlds and Media 1 is undertaken within the Architecture Design Electives offered through the BP250 program. This studio-based course aims to develop your core architectural media skills which may include immersive environments…

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ARCH1510Architecture Worlds and Media 2

Architecture Worlds and Media 2 is undertaken within the Architecture Design Electives offered through the BP250 program. This studio-based course aims to extend your architectural media skills which may include immersive environments, gami…

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ARCH3342Planning With Communities

Working with communities and being aware of community interests is central to spatial and social planning. Such engagement includes formalised techniques and approaches, but also planned interventions that integrate social, cultural, spatia…

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ARCH3347Soundscape Studies

A 'soundscape' is an environment of sound that can be actual or artificial, with its perception being tied to the relationship between the listener and the specific surroundings.

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ARCH3356Sonic Materials

In this course, you will explore the concept of sound as a material and materials as sound.

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ARCH3373Architecture Communications 1

This course aims to provide you with knowledge of concepts and techniques relating to the representation of architectural design. This course is primarily concerned with introducing a range of skills and techniques commonly used by designer…

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ARCH3374Land, Place and Society

In this course you will be introduced to fundamental concepts relating to land and place, and their meaning and consequences for society through law, policy and the economy. The impact of land management and how places are understood, repre…

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ART10002Technology and Society

This unit uses a multi-disciplinary lens to explore the relationship between scientific, technological and human development from the industrial revolution to the digital age and beyond. Students will be introduced to key conceptual framewo…

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ART10004Introduction to Game Studies

After completing this unit of study, students will have a theoretical and critical knowledge of the digital game medium and culture. This subject is also designed to develop generic skills that are applicable to a broad range of disciplines…

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ART20002Experimental Image-Making Processes

This unit explores the use of image-making techniques to develop visual concepts and designs. Students investigate and develop an individual approach to processes and practices in the origination and execution of visual ideas. They are enco…

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ART20003Skills and Strategies for Social Change

This unit helps students develop the knowledge and skills needed to understand the nature of complex crises and problems; to identify opportunities for change; and to develop practical strategies and pathways for action. Students will be in…

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ART30003Behaviour and Motivation in Games

This unit familiarises students with psychological concepts useful for game design. It provides students with an understanding of both player and design psychology, producing greater awareness in their creative process. The intention is to…

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ART30004Changemakers in Action

This is capstone, project-based unit in which students grapple with pressing real-world issues. The unit gives students the opportunity to apply knowledge and skills they have gained over the course of their degree to one of the major socia…

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ART30005BA Professional Practice

This unit supports students to gain real-world experiences in order to link university study with the professional world of work. The unit is an opportunity for students to undertake 'real world learning' to gain valuable professional exper…

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ASP1010Earth to cosmos: Introductory astronomy

This unit focuses on concepts that will allow you to gain understanding of key astrophysical phenomena. The topics covered include the night sky, the historical development of astronomical knowledge, our solar system, comets and asteroids,…

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