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Languages
Language Assessment and Testing (Year 3)
Covers the principles of designing and evaluating language proficiency assessments, including validity, reliability, and standard proficiency frameworks.
Languages
Practicum I: Language Teaching and Translation Practice (Year 3)
A structured, supervised practicum applying language teaching or translation skills from earlier coursework in a real teaching or translation setting.
Social Work
Child and Family Social Work (Year 3)
Covers social work practice specific to child protection and family support, including assessment of risk and intervention planning within a legal framework.
Social Work
Mental Health Social Work (Year 3)
Covers social work practice with individuals experiencing mental illness, including recovery-oriented approaches and collaboration with mental health services.
Social Work
Social Work with Groups (Year 3)
Covers the theory and practice of group work as a social work intervention method, including group facilitation and stages of group development.
Social Work
Substance Abuse and Social Work Intervention (Year 3)
Covers social work approaches to supporting individuals and families affected by substance use, including harm reduction and treatment referral pathways.
Social Work
Practicum I: Supervised Field Placement (Year 3)
A structured, supervised field placement applying casework, assessment, and intervention skills from earlier coursework in a real social work agency setting.
Political Science
Public Administration and Bureaucracy (Year 3)
Examines how bureaucracies function within political systems, covering theories of bureaucratic behaviour and the politics-administration relationship.
Political Science
Political Economy (Year 3)
Examines the interaction between political institutions and economic outcomes, covering how political systems shape economic policy and vice versa.
Political Science
Electoral Systems and Democratization (Year 3)
Examines how different electoral systems shape political representation and outcomes, and the processes and challenges of democratic transition.
Political Science
Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding (Year 3)
Examines the causes of political conflict and the theories and practices of conflict resolution and post-conflict peacebuilding.
Political Science
Political Communication (Year 3)
Examines how political actors communicate with citizens and each other, covering media effects, political messaging, and the changing role of digital media in politics.