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  • Reporting Panics

    Module code: MS3024 This module explores the various ways that the news media communicate information on risk and concern over various issues (from crime to health and scientific advances) to the public.

  • Mental Health Law

    Module code: LW3451 While studying this module you'll examine the civil and criminal legal rules that regulate the detention, care and treatment of the mentally disordered.

  • Conflict of Laws

    Module code: LW3330 This module deals with the situation where there is an international element in the legal status or relationship of the parties. For example, a person from one country may marry, or enter into a contract with someone from another country.

  • Econometrics 2

    Module code: EC2019 During the course of this module you will start to pose your own economic questions that influence policies and can be tested using econometric principles.

  • Physiology of Excitable Cells

    Module code: BS2015 Neuroscience is an integrative and evolutionary discipline that encompasses the cellular and molecular biology, physiology and pharmacology, and development of the nervous system.

  • Reporting Panics

    Module code: MS3024 This module explores the various ways that the news media communicate information on risk and concern over various issues (from crime to health and scientific advances) to the public.

  • Dissertation (Media and Communication)

    Module code: MS3007 Module Outline Your dissertation is your chance to: Choose a topic that interests you and research it in depth. Identify a specific problem to address. Select an appropriate methodology or methodologies in order to address this issue.

  • Physiology of Excitable Cells

    Module code: BS2015 Neuroscience is an integrative and evolutionary discipline that encompasses the cellular and molecular biology, physiology and pharmacology, and development of the nervous system.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: GL3101 In a topic that interests you, you'll write a dissertation that investigates our present understanding and uncertainties about this topic.

  • Spring seminar series 2004

    Browse our 2004 spring seminar series in the Victorian Studies Centre.

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