Elective courses
- Elective courses in your program structure must be completed
- Elective courses allow you the freedom to tailor your program toward your personal or professional interests
- Most programs have a restriction on the number of introductory level courses (100 coded) you are allowed to study, so please check your program requirements before selecting elective courses
- Some courses may also include a compulsory field trip, requiring payment of an additional fee and may be held outside of the regular teaching weeks, ie on weekends or during semester breaks
- Elective courses may be used to add a major or minor area of study to your program (Faculty of Arts, Business and Law majors and minors or Faculty of Science, Health, Education and Engineering majors and minors)
Introductory level elective courses (100 coded)
Course | Semester of offer | Units | Requisites |
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ENG101 Business Analytics | |||
ENS103 Introduction to Economics | |||
ENS120 Introduction to Management | |||
HLT133 Introduction to Marketing | |||
HLT134 Accounting for Business | |||
HLT140 Introduction to Informatics | |||
HLT150 Communication and Thought | |||
LFS100 Business Law and Ethics | |||
LFS112 Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility | |||
LFS122 Principles of International Business | |||
MTH100 Cross-Cultural Management | |||
MTH102 Trade and Finance in a Global Economy | |||
NUT101 International Marketing | |||
NUT102 Managing Global Logistics | |||
OES104 International Business Strategy | |||
PUB102 Communication and Thought | |||
PUB104 Human Physiology | |||
PUB112 Biodiversity and Ecology | |||
SCI102 Professional Experience: Orientation to the Profession | |||
SCI105 Plant Diversity and Ecology | |||
SCI107 Cell Biology | |||
SCI110 Terrestrial Vertebrate Diversity and Ecology | |||
SCI113 Introduction to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education | |||
SET111 Invertebrate Biology and Ecology | |||
SPX101 Molecular Ecology | |||
SPX102 Wildlife Ecology and Conservation | |||
SPX121 Teaching Senior Secondary English |
Advanced level elective courses (200, 300 or 400 coded)
Course | Semester of offer | Units | Requisites |
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ANM203 Teaching Senior Secondary Science 1 | |||
BIM202 Plant Growth and Reproduction | |||
BIM203 Advanced Genetics | |||
BIM263 Genetics | |||
BIM303 Individual Learner Needs | |||
BIM331 Professional Experience: Managing Learning Environments | |||
BIM341 Teaching Junior Secondary English | |||
CHM202 Teaching Junior Secondary Science 1 | |||
CHM210 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives in Learning and Teaching | |||
CHM310 Diversity and Inclusion | |||
CHM311 Professional Experience: Individual Learner Needs | |||
CHM312 The Psychology of Learning | |||
EDU208 Literacy and Numeracy Across the Curriculum | |||
EDU302 Secondary Assessment and Reporting | |||
EDU307 Using Data for Learning | |||
EDU310 Secondary Professional Learning: The Professional Empowered and Engaged | |||
EDU351 Introduction to Pharmacology | |||
EDU371 Human Physiology | |||
ENG203 Human Anatomy | |||
ENG312 Systemic Physiology I | |||
ENG330 Systemic Physiology II | |||
ENG336 Pathophysiology | |||
ENG402 Microbiology | |||
ENG411 Medical Biochemistry | |||
ENG412 Functional Anatomy | |||
ENG421 Exercise Physiology I | |||
ENG422 Exercise in Cardiorespiratory and Metabolic Health | |||
ENS213 Workplace Learning I | |||
ENS214 Workplace Learning II | |||
ENS221 Microbiology | |||
ENS222 Medical Biochemistry | |||
ENS224 Functional Anatomy | |||
ENS242 Biomechanics I | |||
ENS253 Exercise Physiology I | |||
ENS254 Introduction to Sports Medicine | |||
ENS281 Exercise in Cardiorespiratory and Metabolic Health | |||
ENS282 Communication and Thought | |||
ENS300 Professional Experience: Orientation to the Profession | |||
ENS305 Introduction to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education | |||
ENS310 Playing with Words : an Introduction to Creative Writing Craft | |||
ENS314 The English Language | |||
ENS315 Reading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Writing | |||
ENS316 Individual Learner Needs | |||
ENS317 Professional Experience: Managing Learning Environments | |||
ENS318 Teaching Junior Secondary English | |||
ENS320 Teaching Junior Secondary History | |||
ENS323 Teaching Senior Secondary English | |||
ENS324 Teaching Senior Secondary History | |||
ENS330 Diversity and Inclusion | |||
ENS351 Literacy and Numeracy Across the Curriculum | |||
ENS353 Secondary Assessment and Reporting | |||
ENS371 Professional Experience: Individual Learner Needs | |||
GEO201 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives in Learning and Teaching | |||
GEO301 The Psychology of Learning | |||
GEO302 Using Data for Learning | |||
HLT301 Secondary Professional Learning: The Professional Empowered and Engaged | |||
LFS201 Communication and Thought | |||
LFS202 Professional Experience: Orientation to the Profession | |||
LFS251 Mathematics Foundations | |||
LFS252 Calculus and Algebra | |||
LFS262 Science Research Methods | |||
LFS303 Introduction to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education | |||
MBT254 Applied Systems Modelling | |||
MBT301 Individual Learner Needs | |||
MBT352 Professional Experience: Managing Learning Environments | |||
MBT353 Teaching Junior Secondary History | |||
MBT355 Teaching Junior Secondary Mathematics | |||
MBT361 Teaching Senior Secondary History | |||
MLS210 Teaching Senior Secondary Mathematics | |||
MLS211 Advanced Research Methods and Statistics | |||
MTH202 Diversity and Inclusion | |||
MTH212 Literacy and Numeracy Across the Curriculum | |||
MTH301 Secondary Assessment and Reporting | |||
MTH302 Professional Experience: Individual Learner Needs | |||
MTH312 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives in Learning and Teaching | |||
MTH381 The Psychology of Learning | |||
NUT201 Using Data for Learning | |||
NUT202 Secondary Professional Learning: The Professional Empowered and Engaged | |||
NUT205 Communication and Thought | |||
NUT212 Introduction to Sociology: Society, Culture and Change | |||
NUT232 Introduction to Indigenous Australia | |||
NUT301 Social Work and Human Services Practice | |||
NUT352 Introductory Counselling Skills | |||
NUT401 Foundations of Human Behaviour | |||
NUT402 Ethical Practice in the Helping Professions | |||
NUT404 Group Processes and Practice | |||
NUT405 Social Justice, Welfare and the State | |||
PHY201 Social Research | |||
PHY202 Health and Mental Health in Australia | |||
OCC201 Disability: Culture, Community and Change | |||
OES240 Understanding Cultural Diversity | |||
PHY201 Gender and Culture | |||
PHY202 Working Effectively with Aboriginal People | |||
PUB205 Human Services Placement 1 | |||
PUB210 An Introduction to Australian and Comparative Politics | |||
PUB252 Indigenous Australia and the State | |||
PUB262 Understanding Society: An Introduction to Social Theory | |||
PUB271 Community Development and Social Action | |||
PUB272 Complexity and Social Work: Group-Based Approaches | |||
PUB351 International Community Development and Global Justice | |||
PUB352 Human Services Placement 2 | |||
PUB361 Working with Children, Youth and Families | |||
SCI202 Introduction to Weather and Climate | |||
SCI212 Introduction to Sustainable Energy Systems | |||
SCI302 Climate Change Adaptation | |||
SCI303 Climate Change Mitigation | |||
SPX201 Agricultural and Forest Ecology | |||
SPX202 Communication and Thought | |||
SPX211 Introduction to Economics | |||
SPX212 Foundations of Australian Law A | |||
SPX221 Criminal Law and Procedure A | |||
SPX222 Accounting Principles | |||
SPX231 Introduction to Informatics | |||
SPX301 Foundations of Australian Law B | |||
SPX302 Criminal Law and Procedure B | |||
SPX312 Management and Organisational Behaviour | |||
SPX322 Introduction to Financial Planning | |||
SPX331 Torts A | |||
SPX352 Contracts A | |||
SPX361 Business Analytics | |||
SPX362 Insurance and Risk Management | |||
SPX371 Torts B | |||
SRP301 Contracts B | |||
SRP321 Business Finance | |||
WPL310 Business Law and Ethics | |||
WPL311 Retirement and Superannuation | |||
WPL320 Property A |
† Subject to special entry requirements. Course coordinator approval only.
* Subject to approval and/or not available until further notice.
Enabling courses
Enabling courses are offered to support you in achieving academic success. Courses are held before the start of each semester, and as weekly tutorials throughout the teaching year.
The Tertiary Enabling Program (TEP) offers a range of enabling courses in key areas. These courses allow you to learn new skills, refresh your knowledge, and increase your potential for excellent results in your undergraduate degree program.
Enabling courses are free-of-charge to Commonwealth-supported and International students, they don’t count towards your degree and they have no impact on your overall university grades.
Course | Semester of offer | Units | Requisites |
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ENB121 Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility | |||
ENB122 Financial Plan Construction | |||
ENB123 Property B | |||
ENB124 Taxation Law and Practice | |||
ENB125 Personal Investment Management | |||
ENB126 Constitutional Law |