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Semester 1, 2013 (February-June)

Courses pre-approved by USC for Study Abroad

If you require credit transfer you must seek approval of your course choices by your home institution.

If you have successfully completed, or will complete a full-time semester of study at a tertiary institution (university, college etc.) prior to your commencement in Study Abroad at USC you will be eligible for any of the courses in this list.

You do not need to seek approval from USC to enrol in any of these courses.

Course offerings are subject to change.

Faculty of Arts and Business

ACC106
BUS102
BUS103
BUS104
BUS201
CMN102
CMN116 Introduction to Criminology*
CMN120 Understanding Crime*
CMN130 Punishment and Corrections*
CMN213 Policing*
CMN228
COR109 Introduction to Sociology: Society, Culture and Change
COR110
DES101
DES102 Professional Ethics and Integrity Management*
DES103
DRA100 Social Research
EGL120 Criminal Profiling*
EGL201 Homicide*
ENP255 Introduction to International Relations: An Australian Perspective
ENT211 Global Environmental Politics
FIN210 Politics of the USA
FIN220 Forces of Change in International Politics
FUT101 International Security
GEO100 International Relations Theory and Practice
GEO340 Politics and the Media
HIS140 International Justice and Human Rights
HIS225 Introduction to International Relations: An Australian Perspective
HIS231 Forces of Change in International Politics
HIS290 International Relations Theory and Practice
HRM210 International Justice and Human Rights
HRM211 Biodiversity and Ecology
HRM311 Introductory Chemistry
HRM312 Science Research Methods
IBS210 Cell Biology
ICT211 Discovering Science
ICT220 Advanced Research Methods and Statistics
ICT221 Statistics with Teeth: Understanding Ecological Data
IND110 K'gari-Fraser Island Field Studies
INT140 Special Field Studies Topic
INT230 Special Research Project
INT245 Introduction to the Internet of Things
INT250 Introduction to Engineering Design
INT270 Science Research Methods
ITL110 Mechanical Design 1
JPN110 Advanced Statistics in Psychology
JPN212 Advanced Theoretical Issues in Psychology
JST101 Professional Practice of Psychology
LNG110 Ethical and Professional Issues In Psychology
MGT210 Group Research Project in Psychology A
MKG210 Group Research Project in Psychology B
PED110 Communication and Thought
PED312 Abnormal Psychology
PSY100 Quality Teaching and Learning
SCS130 Professional Experience: Orientation to the Profession
SCS140 Teaching Junior Secondary Arts 1
SCS172 Teaching Junior Secondary Arts 2
SCS180 Teaching Junior Secondary Business
SCS201 Teaching Junior Secondary English
SCS211 Teaching Junior Secondary Geography
SCS230 Teaching Junior Secondary History
SCS251 Teaching Junior Secondary Health and Physical Education
SUS101 Teaching Junior Secondary Languages
SUS201 Teaching Junior Secondary Mathematics
TSM102 Teaching Junior Secondary Science 1
TSM211 Teaching Junior Secondary Science 2
TSM313 Teaching Junior Secondary Technology
TSM315 Diversity and Inclusion

Faculty of Science, Health, Education and Engineering

COR111 Assessing Learning
ENG101 Individual Learner Needs
ENG302 Professional Experience: Managing Learning Environments
ENS103 Teaching Senior Secondary Arts 1
ENS281 Teaching Senior Secondary Arts 2
LFS100 Education Research an Introduction
LFS103 Research Methods in Education
MTH102 Second Language Acquisition and Learning
PUB252 Second Language Teaching Methodologies
PUB271 Professional Learning I
SCI105 Curriculum Development and Evaluation
SCI110 Pedagogies for Engagement
SUS101 Contemporary Issues in Education
SUS201 Designing an Education Research Proposal

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Courses requiring approval by USC for Study Abroad

If you require credit transfer you must also seek approval of your course choices by your home institution.

The following courses have prerequisites and your eligibility must be assessed before you can be approved for enrolment in these courses.

If you choose courses from this list please include them on your Study Abroad application form. We will assess your eligibility and advise you of the outcome.

When selecting courses from this list, please review the prerequisites and consider whether you have previously done equivalent studies to that of the specified prerequisite.

Course offerings are subject to change.

Faculty of Arts and Business

ACC211 Education Research Project
ACC221 Interlanguage Phonology
ACC310 Language, Culture and Second Language Learning
ACC311 Professional Learning
BUS211 Curriculum Development and Evaluation
BUS301 Leadership for Learning Communities
CMN226 Assessment: Principles and Practices
CMN229 Education Research Project
CMN235 Family Law
CMN237 Education Research Project
CMN238 Employment Law
CMN246 Commercial Law
CMN248 Health Law
CMN266 Children & the Law
CMN275 Law Professional Practice
CMN301 Equal Opportunity Law
DES211 Advocacy
DES213 Legal Dispute Resolution
DES214 Planning and Environment Law
DES221 Elder Law and Succession
DES223 Intellectual Property
DES224 Public International Law
DES231 Private International Law
DES233 International Human Rights Law
DES234 Legal Internship
ENP311 Sports Law
ENP336 International Commercial Disputes
ENP470B Introduction to Informatics
ENT311 Honours Research Methods, Design and Confirmation
FIN310 Law Honours Thesis
IBS310 Introduction to the Creative Industries
ICT310 Introduction to Media and Communication Industries
ICT311 Playing with Words : an Introduction to Creative Writing Craft
IND210 Communication and Thought
ITL210 Introduction to Screenwriting: The Art of Visual Storytelling
ITL310 Editing for the Communication Professional
JPN210 Paperback Hero
JPN310 Writing for Young Adults
JST201 Creative Writing for the Illustrated Book
JST203 Writing the Short Story
MGT310 Writing the Short Story
MKG211 Writing Poetry
MKG322 Writing Your Novel
PED210 Creative Writing and Editing for e-Publication
PED310 Professional Creative Writing Practice A: The Industry
PED311 Professional Creative Writing Practice B: Industry Engagement
PSY200 Accounting Principles
PSY202 Economics for Business
PSY203 Communication and Thought
PSY300 Exploring Business Research
PSY302 Information Systems in Organisations
PSY303 Financial Accounting
PSY306 Business Finance
SCS210 Company Accounting
SCS266 Business Law
SCS277 Law of Business Associations
SCS278 World of Work: Your Pathway to Employment
SWK401 Management Accounting

Faculty of Science, Health, Education and Engineering

BIM331 Taxation Law and Practice
BIM341 Contemporary Accounting Issues
EDU100 Auditing and Professional Practice #
EDU101 Business, Governance and Society #
EDU201 Learning and Teaching in the Practice Environment #
EDU305 Research in Health Care #
EDU341 Special Project: Evaluating Practice Knowledge #
EDU343 Leadership in Clinical Practice #
ENG211 Qualitative Research: Approaches and Practice
ENG221 Quantitative Research Methods
ENG411 Special Project: Translating Knowledge into Practice
ENG421 Communication and Thought
ENS221 Introduction to Sport and Exercise Science
ENS253 Sports Field Studies 1
ENS321 Introduction to Coaching Science
ENS351 Anatomy and Physiology for Exercise
ENS371 Exercise Prescription and Programming I
ENS391 Principles of Nutrition
LFS201 Motor Control and Learning
LFS251 Sport and Exercise Psychology
LFS261 Professional Placement in Sport Studies
LFS303 Athlete Coach and Club Welfare
MBT301 Communication and Thought
MBT361 Environment and Health
NUT201 Chemistry
NUT212 Environment, Technology and Sustainability
PHY311 Cell Biology
PUB361 Science Research Methods
SPX201 Organic Chemistry
SPX221 Inorganic Chemistry
SPX231 Molecular Biology
SPX322 Food in Society
SPX331 Earth's Surface Processes, Materials and Soils
SPX371 Introduction to Sustainable Energy Systems

# For students enrolled in an Education program or an Education Major at their home institution.

Please note: Some courses may also include a compulsory field trip, requiring payment of an additional fee, and may be held outside of the regular teaching week, ie on weekends or during semester break.

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