Second Semester Courses 2010

This is a quick reference list of the courses that are being offered in second semester. Click here for a list of the courses offered in first semester. The majority of these courses are also available to members of the general public via the Community Access Program (CAP), managed by the Faculty of Arts.

 

Course Description (University Site)	Convenor
ARTT1105 Art in the Modern World	Dr Rex Butler
ARTT2102 Renaissance & Baroque Art	Dr Andrea Bubenik
ARTT2103 Australian Indigenous Art	Dr Sally Butler
ARTT3100 Readings in Art History	Dr Andrea Bubenik
ARTT3127 Australian Art	Dr Rex Butler
ARTT6103 Honours Research Thesis	Director of Honours Studies
ARTT6104 Honours Research Thesis	Director of Honours Studies
ARTT6106 Honours Research Thesis	Director of Honours Studies
AUST1000 Contemporary Australia	Dr Melissa Harper
AUST2000 Australian Popular Culture	Dr Melissa Harper
AUST6100 Issues in Australian Studies	Dr Melissa Harper
AUST6120 Nation & Culture	Dr Melissa Harper
AUST7120 Research Essay A	TBA
AUST7130 Research Essay B	TBA
AUST7140 Dissertation	TBA
AUST7141 Dissertation	TBA
AUST7150 Australian Studies Thesis	TBA
AUST7151 Australian Studies Thesis	TBA
COMU1000 Introduction to Communication & Cultural Studies	TBA (St Lucia)
COMU2000 Communication & Rhetoric	Dr Joan Leach
COMU3006 Language in Context	TBA
COMU6005 Communication & Cultural Studies Dissertation	Director of Honours Studies
COMU6006 Communication & Cultural Studies Dissertation	Director of Honours Studies
COMU6007 Honours Research Thesis	Director of Honours Studies
DRAM1010 Drama: Space, Body & Genre	Dr Diana Looser
DRAM2000 Early Renaissance Drama	Dr Stephen Carleton
DRAM2020 European Theatre from Renaissance to Revolution	Professor Joanne Tompkins
DRAM2070 Political Theatre and Social Performance	Dr Rob Pensalfini
DRAM2200 Practices of Performance A	Dr Diana Looser
DRAM3103 Topics in Theatre Research	Dr James Smith
DRAM3104 Industry Secondments & Individual Research Topics	Dr Diana Looser
DRAM6100 Honours Research Thesis	Director of Honours Studies
DRAM6101 Honours Research Thesis	Director of Honours Studies
DRAM6110 Honours Research Thesis	Director of Honours Studies
DRAM7100 Research Topic	Dr Peter Holbrook
DRAM7105 Dissertation	Dr Peter Holbrook
DRAM7110 Research Essay	Dr Peter Holbrook
DRAM7120 Research Paper	Dr Peter Holbrook
ENGL1500 Contemporary Literature: Reading & Writing	Dr Bronwyn Lea
ENGL1800 Literary Classics: Texts & Traditions	Dr Lisa O'Connell
ENGL2001 Writing the Self	Dr Margaret Henderson
ENGL2020 18th Century Literature	Dr Lisa O'Connell
ENGL2030 Victorian Literature	Dr Jude Seaboyer
ENGL2035 Modernist Literature	Dr Tony Thwaites
ENGL2060 Introduction to Shakespeare	Dr Peter Holbrook
ENGL2100 Australian Literature: Traditions & Revisions	Dr Bronwen Levy
ENGL2200 Contemporary Postcolonial Literature	Professor Gillian Whitlock
ENGL2330 American Literature & Culture	Dr Hilary Emmett
ENGL2500 20th Century Women Writers	Professor Carole Ferrier
ENGL2620 Literature, Struggle & Revolution	Professor Carole Ferrier
ENGL3000 Research Methods	TBA
ENGL3012 Research Topic A	Dr Lisa Bode
ENGL3013 Research Topic B	Dr Lisa Bode
ENGL3020 Journals, Repositories and Conferences Internships	A/Professor Frances Bonner
ENGL3610 Major Texts: Current Issues	Dr Alison Scott
ENGL6020 Honours Seminar A	Director of Honours Studies
ENGL6050 Honours Seminar B	Director of Honours Studies
ENGL6100 Honours Research Thesis	Director of Honours Studies
ENGL6101 Honours Research Thesis	Director of Honours Studies
ENGL6110 Honours Research Thesis	Director of Honours Studies
ENGL9000 Advanced Research Methods	Director Research Higher Degree Studies
ENGL9010 Advanced Studies A	Director of Research Higher Degree Studies
ENGL9020 Advanced Studies B	Director of Research Higher Degree Studies
ENGL9030 Advanced Studies C	Director of Research Higher Degree Studies
GEND3002 Women, Ethnicity & Identity:  Issues of Race & Representation in Gender Research	Dr Katelyn Barney
HUMN3004 Contemporary Studies Reading Course	Dr Toni Johnson-Woods
JOUR7330 Introduction to Medical & Science Reporting	Dr Joan Leach
MSTU1001 Introduction to Film & Television Studies	Dr Jane Stadler
MSTU2002 Language in the Media	Dr Susan McKay
MSTU2004 New Media: Ideas & Uses	Dr Maureen Burns
MSTU2006 Australian Cinema	Professor Tom O'Regan
MSTU2140 Studies in Photography	Dr Sally Butler
MSTU3000 Topics in Media Studies	Dr Maureen Burns
MSTU3005 Critical Concepts in Film & Television	Dr Lisa Bode
MSTU3012 Independent Media Research	A/Professor Frances Bonner
MSTU7200 Media Studies Research Project	A/Professor Frances Bonner
MUSM7003 Museum Management	Dr Gary Hickey
MUSM7004 Museums & Community Engagement	Professor Amareswar Galla
MUSM7006 Exhibiting Culture:  Theory & Practice	Dr Gary Hickey
MUSM7007 Case Study	Dr Gary Hickey
MUSM7008 Dissertation Museum Studies	Professor Amareswar Galla & Dr Gary Hickey
MUSM7020 International Heritage Protection	Professor Amareswar Galla
WRIT2000 Writing for the Professions	Dr Peta Mitchell
WRIT2005 Academic Writing and Research	Dr Peta Mitchell
WRIT2020 Grammar for Writing	TBA
WRIT2100 Creative Writing: Poetics	Dr Bronwyn Lea
WRIT2120 Creative Writing: Screenwriting	Dr Venero Armanno
WRIT3000 Theorising Writing:  Textuality, Technology, Genre	Dr Peta Mitchell
WRIT6030 Professional Communication	Dr Roslyn Petelin
WRIT6100 Writing the Poem	Dr Bronwyn Lea
WRIT7000 Dissertation	Consult School of EMSAH
WRIT7001 Grammar in Texts	TBA
WRIT7020 Dissertation	TBA
WRIT7025 Academic & Corporate Editing	Dr Roslyn Petelin
WRIT7040 Individual Project/Fieldwork	Dr Roslyn Petelin
WRIT7050 Research for Fiction	Dr Kim Wilkins
WRIT7070 Editing the Manuscript	Dr Kim Wilkins
WRIT7080 Special Research Topic in Writing, Editing & Publishing	Dr Roslyn Petelin
WRIT7220 Communicating Controversial Science	Dr Joan Leach
WRIT9100 Creative Writing:  Seminar	Dr Stuart Glover
WRIT9110 Creative Writing:  Workshop	Dr Venero Armanno

 

 

DRAM6100, DRAM6101 Honours Research Thesis
This course may be taken as part of a Drama, or a generic English Honours Program.

ENGL6020 Honours Seminar A: Australian Women Writers
This course reads writing by Australian women on the twentieth century, primarily novels but also some poetry and short stories.

ENGL6050 English Poetry and the Radical Imagination
This course introduces students to some major English poets who might be described as in some way "radical" (or dissenting, or oppositional, or extreme, or heterodox)--poets, then, who in some sense may be described as writing against or outside standard