Faculty Handbook Errata 2017

The following updates should be read in conjunction with the complete published version of the handbook found at sydney.edu.au/handbooks.

Any enquiries related to the updates should be directed to the faculty.

Architecture, Design and Planning

This handbook was published on 2 December 2016.

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Master of Urban Design Section 5 Admission to candidature has been changed. It now reads:
Available places will be offered to qualified applicants based on merit, according to the following admission criteria.
(1) Admission to the Graduate Certificate in Urban Design requires an undergraduate degree or relevant work experience.
(2) Admission to the Graduate Diploma in Urban Design and Master of Urban Design requires an undergraduate degree in architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, town planning, urbanism, geography or a related field.
(3) The program Director reserves the right to require a portfolio of work indicating relevant design interests and capabilities for admission to the Graduate Diploma and Master of Urban Design. A portfolio should only be provided if requested by the Program Director.
(4) In exceptional circumstances, the Dean may admit applicants without these qualifications but whose evidence of experience and achievement is deemed by the Dean to be equivalent.
Master of Urban Design rules  15/08/2017

Arts and Social Sciences Postgraduate

This handbook was published on 1 December 2016.

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PHIL2615: Logic and Proof The pre-requisite for this unit is PHIL1012 only

ARIN6902: Internet Governance is not available in Winter School in 2017

Tables Digital Communication and Culture 06/01/2017
 2 CISS6004: Health and Security will be offered in Semester 2 Tables Health Security 06/01/2017
 3

GOVT6111: Chinese Politics will not be available in 2017

CISS6004: Health and Security will be offered in Semester 2

Tables International Relations

Tables International Security

Tables International Studies

06/01/2017
 4  SCLG6913: Social Justice Internship A - co-requisite for this unit is SCLG6914

Tables Human Rights

Tables Peace and Conflict Studies

Tables Development Studies

 06/01/2017
 5 USSC6914: Key Issues in American Culture is available as a core elective  Tables US Studies  06/01/2017
 6 The following unit is available in 2017: MECO6930 Publication Design   Tables Publishing  24/01/2017
7 GOVT6150: Challenges of Democratic Politics will be available in Semester 2 rather than Semester 1

TablesPublic Policy

Tables International Relations

Tables International Security

Tables International Studies

31/01/2017
 8 The following units are not available in 2017: GSOG6001: Policy in Practice: Delivering Value
GSOG6002: Public Sector Leadership
GSOG6003: Strategic Administration
GSOG6006: Internship
GSOG6007: GSG Research Project

Tables Public Administration

06/02/2017
9 HRTD6916 Human Rights Simulation is available as a Core Elective unit in Semester 1. Departmental Permission is required for this unit.

Tables Development Studies

06/02/2017
10 The following unit is not available in 2017: VETS7017 Food Safety

Tables Health Security

06/02/2017
11 The following unit has been added to the core units:
ANZG6020 Managing Public Sector Organisations Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1.

Tables Public Administration

 
12 The maximum elective credit points for the master of International Relations should be 30cp, not 36cp

Tables International Relations

17/03/2017
13 Master of Social Work
Requirements for Award 6(b) has changed. It should now read:
(b) a minimum of 6 and maximum of 12 credit points of capstone units of study from the Social Work Units of Study Table; and

Master of Social Work

21/04/2017

 

Arts and Social Sciences Undergraduate

This handbook was published on 1 December 2016.

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1

ARCA2602: Field Methods will not be available in 2017

ARCA2615: Etruscans and Romans will not be available in 2017

Table A Archaeology 06/01/2017
 2 AMST2606: Stand Up USA: American Comedy and Humour will be available in 2017

Table A American Studies

Table A American Studies descriptions

06/01/2017
 3 ARIN2620: Cyberworlds is not available in Winter School in 2017

Table A Digital Cultures

Table A Sociology

06/01/2017
 4 GOVT3990: Islam and Democracy in the Muslim World will be offered in Semester 2 Table A Government and International Relations 06/01/2017
 5 PHIL2615: Logic and Proof pre-requisite for this unit is PHIL1012 only Table A Philosophy 06/01/2017
 6 Sessions have changed for the following units:
CADR1006 Contemporary Drawing (Experimental) - now offered Semester 1b only
CADR1007 Contemporary Drawing (Digital)- now offered Semester 2a only
Visual Arts Table A 17/01/2017
7 Psychology Table B Descriptions: PSYC2010 Brain and Behaviour replaces PSYCH2011 and is available in 2017. Table B Psychology 31/01/2017
8

GOVT2552: Policy Analysis will be available in Semester 2 rather than Semester 1

GOVT3211: International Political Risk Analysis will be available in Semester 2 rather than Semester 1

Table A Government and International Relations  31/01/2017
9 ARHT2637: The Documentary Archive has pre-requisites of: (ARHT1001 and ARHT1002) or (18 junior credit points including ENGL1011) Table A Film Studies  31/01/2017
10

The following unit is not available in 2017: CAEL2091: Sculpture: Active Objects

Visual Arts Table B  02/02/2018
11

Please note that ‘Exchange and Study Abroad’ units are also available at junior level (FASS1801-1804) and senior level (FASS3801-3808).

Table A Exchange 06/02/2017
12

Pre-requisites have changed:

GCST2612 has the pre-requisites of 12 Junior credit points from (Gender and Cultural Studies, Anthropology, Sociology, ENGL1008, ENGL1026, PHIL1011 or PHIL1013) OR 12 senior credit points in Digital Cultures
 
GCST2630 has the pre-requisites of 12 Junior credit points from (Gender and Cultural Studies, Anthropology, Sociology, ENGL1008, ENGL1026, PHIL1011 or PHIL1013) OR 12 senior credit points in Digital Cultures
 

Table A Digital Cultures 06/02/2017
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Pre-requisites have changed:

PSYC2010 Brain and Behaviour has the prerequisite of PSYC1002

PSYC2910 Brain and Behaviour Advanced has the prerequisites of A mark of at least 75 in PSYC1002

Table B Psychology 07/02/2017
14

HSTY2693 Frontier Violence in Modern Memory will be available in Semester 2.

Table A History 09/02/2017
15

The following units are missing from the table:

EDGU2000 Teaching English Internationally 1 Credit points: 6 P 48 credit points of units N EDSE5014 Session: Semester 1, Semester 2

EDGU3000 Teaching English Internationally 2 Credit points: 6 P 48 credit points including EDGU2000 N EDSE5014 Session: Semester 1, Semester 2

EDGU4000 Teaching English for Academic Credit points: 6 P EDGU2000 and EDGU3000 Session: Semester 1, Semester 2
Table B Education 21/02/2017
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The following unit is missing from the descriptions:

EDGU4000 Teaching English for Academic Purposes Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Marcella Robertson Session: Semester 1, Semester 2, Summer Late, Winter Main Classes: 1x3-hr seminar/wk for 12 weeks Prerequisites: EDGU2000 and EDGU3000 Assessment:Weekly research on language resources (10%), 1x text analysis (20%),1x feedback on student writing (20%) and practicum (50%) Campus: Camperdown/Darlington, Sydney Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Descriptions: This Unit provides students with the theory and practice of teaching academic English, using an interactive, workshop-based approach. Throughout the course students will develop an understanding of the EAP context, build on existing TESOL knowledge and skills to inform the development of EAP specific skills, apply methodologies that facilitate the effective teaching of writing, reading, listening and speaking skills for an academic context, employ technology-enhanced teaching techniques appropriate to the academic context, and engage in reflective and critical practice in order to develop professionally. The unit is delivered in conjunction with the Centre for English Teaching (CET) and involves workshops run by CET?s experienced English language teachers, lesson observations and teaching practicum with international students studying at the centre. Taken in in addition to Teaching English Internationally 1 and 2 (EDGU2000 and EDGU3000), this unit provides students with the background to teach English both in Australia and internationally in a range of English as a Second Language contexts.
Textbooks: Alexander, O., Argent, S., & Spencer, J. (2008) EAP Essentials: A teachers guide to principles and practice (With CD). Reading: Garnet Publishing.

Table B Education 21/02/2017
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The  description for the following unit has been updated:

CATE 2021 Contemporary Realism
Description: This unit explores links between contemporary art and culture, and the concept of realism. As a result of realism’s connections with philosophies of ‘the real’, and with the term ‘reality’, the concept of realism goes back centuries. However, the most immediate antecdents for contemporary art and culture are modernism and the avantgarde. Therefore in addition to art and culture since 1960, this unit of study addresses historical art dated from 1850 and recognises the nineteenth century art movement called Realism as a cornerstone of contemporary art.
In postmodernity, though, the role of mass media and new media in the social construction of the real becomes increasingly important. What, for example, is the relationship of the contemporary blog to documentary realism? Therefore Contemporary Realism is a unit that addresses high art and popular culture, and every artistic medium from painting to fictional film, documentary film, video, and animation. It acknowledges what Carol Martin calls, in the overview of her book Theatre of the Real (Palgrave Macmillan, 2013), ‘the unparalleled construction of reality’ across all fields of representation, from the sciences to the  humanities, and in every practice of the visual and performing arts. It also acknowledges the view expressed by Julian Stallabrass in the overview of his edited book, Documentary (Whitechapel and MIT Press, 2013), that the current revival of the documentary in recent art is in part the result of ‘increasing attention to issues of injustice, violence and trauma’ in the twenty-first century.

Visual Arts Table B Descriptions 10/03/2017
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The following unit has been added to the list of electives:

CAEL2082 On Location: Jewellery-Street & Gallery Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Dr Karin Findeis Session: Semester 1 Classes: 3-week field trip in Europe and 1x3-hour studio class/week Assessment: travelogue (20%) and critical reviews (20%) and project (60%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Note: Department permission required for enrolment.
Description: On Location: Jewellery in the Street and the Gallery focuses on material and significance in the processes of the conception and making of jewellery and how these appear in both contemporary and historical work. Within this you will engage with a range of contexts where jewellery appears including the street, the museum and the gallery. Accordingly, you will be introduced to the most contemporary work as well as historical pieces; will experience a range of means of presentation  from  formal  museum  to  low-tech  and  ephemeral exhibitions; will see work by emerging artists and the most respected and established makers. This unit takes an intensive approach to learning where students go into the field in Europe at the beginning of the semester and follow up with tutorial meetings with the lecturer while a final body of work is produced. Learning contexts include artist talks, gallery visits and seminars. Studio outcomes will be based on experience and research developed in the field. You will maintain record of your experiences, impressions and ideas in the form of a Travelogue which will become the key resource for developing a piece of work (or small series) on your return, culminating in an exhibition. Throughout the duration of the journey you will contribute to a daily blog, including exhibitions reviews, gallery profiles and critical responses.

Visual Arts Table B

Visual Arts Table B Descriptions

10/03/2017
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The session has changed for the following unit:

LNGS3610 Language Change and Variation is available in semester 2, 2017

Table A Linguistics

07/07/2017

Business School Postgraduate

There have been no updates to this handbook since publication on 1 November 2016

Business School Undergraduate

This handbook was published on 9 November 2016

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1

The information for the award of a major in Banking is incorrect BUSS1010 is listing instead of BUSS1020. It should read as follows:

 For the award of a major in Banking, students complete:

 (1) 18 credit points in junior units of study: BUSS1020* (or ECMT1010), BUSS1030 and BUSS1040* (or ECON1001 or ECON1002);

Banking units of study table  03/05/2017
2

The information for the award of a major in Banking is incorrect BUSS1010 is listing instead of BUSS1020. It should read as follows:

 For the award of a major in Finance, students complete:

 (1) 18 credit points in junior units of study: BUSS1020* (or ECMT1010), BUSS1030 and BUSS1040* (or ECON1001 or ECON1002);

Finance units of study table 03/05/2017

Dentistry

There have been no updates to this handbook since publication on 30 November 2016

Engineering and Information Technologies Postgraduate

There have been no updates to this handbook since publication on 15 November 2016.

Engineering and Information Technologies Postgraduate

There have been no updates to this handbook since publication on 15 November 2016.

Health Sciences

There have been no updates to this handbook since publication on 18 November 2016.

Pharmacy

There have been no updates to this handbook since publication on 17 October 2016.

Science Postgraduate

This handbook was published on 28 November 2016.

Item Errata Link Date
1

The following pre-requisites have been updated:

PSYC2010 Brain and Behaviour: Pre-requisite PSYC1002 is missing

PSYC2910 Brain and Behaviour (Advanced): Pre-requisite 'A mark of at least 75 in PSYC1002' is missing

Graduate Diploma in Psychology Table 09/02/2017
2

The following units require Departmental Permission to enrol:

ENVI5502 Environmental Research Project A
ENVI5503 Environmental Research Project B
ENVI5504 Environmental Research Project C
ENVI5903 Sustainable Development
MARS5006 Coral Reefs, Science and Management

Environmental Science table

Environmental Science and Law table

 

09/02/2017
3  The following unit requires Departmental Permission to enrol: ENVI5903 Sustainable Development Sustainability table 09/02/2017
4

The following units require Departmental Permission:

VETS9013 Advanced Case Report in Vet Studies
VETS9014 Advanced Veterinary Clinical Practice 1
VETS9015 Advanced Veterinary Clinical Practice 2
VETS9016 Veterinary Training: Related Disciplines
VETS9017 Advanced Veterinary Clinical Practice 3

Veterinary Clinical Studies table 09/02/2017
5  The following units require Departmental Permission:
VETS7018 Research Paper A
VETS7019 Research Paper B
VETS7030 Special Topics in Veterinary Public Hlth
VETS7038 Research Paper C
VETS8013 Special Topics in Animal Science
 Veterinary Studies table 09/02/2017
 6  The following units require Departmental Permission:
VETS7018 Research Paper A
VETS7019 Research Paper B
 Veterinary Public Health Management 09/02/2017
7 The following units require Departmental Permission:
PSYC6078 Clinical Skills and Placement 1A
PSYC6079 Placement 1B
PSYC6080 External Placement 1
PSYC6086 Reflective Practice and Placement 2
Clinical Psychology table 09/02/2017
8 The following units require Departmental Permission:
PSYC5016 Research Project in Applied Psychology A
PSYC5017 Research Project in Applied Psychology B
Coaching Psychology table 09/02/2017
9

The following unit will only be offered as Intensive October:

MARS5004 Coastal Management Field School

Marine Science and Management table 22/05/2017

Science Undergraduate

This handbook was published on 28 November 2016.

Item Errata Link Date
1

Pre-requisites have changed for the following:

PHSI2005 Integrated Pysiology Pre-requisites: 3cp from (MATH1XX5, ATHK1001) and 6cp from CHEM1XXX and 12cp from (BIOL1XXX, MBLG1XXX, PHYS1XXX, PSYC1XXX, CHEM1XXX, MATH1XXX (except MATH1XX5));
PHSI2905 Integrated Physiology A (Advanced) Pre-requisites An average mark of 75 or above in [3cp from (MATH1XX5, ATHK1001) and 6cp from CHEM1XXX and 12cp from (BIOL1XXX, MBLG1XXX, PHYS1XXX, PSYC1XXX, CHEM1XXX, MATH1XXX (except MATH1XX5))];
PHSI2006 Integrated Physiology B Pre-requisites 3cp from (MATH1XX5, ATHK1001) and 6cp from CHEM1XXX and 12cp from (BIOL1XXX, MBLG1XXX, PHYS1XXX, PSYC1XXX, CHEM1XXX, MATH1XXX (except MATH1XX5));
PHSI2906 Integrated Physiology B (Advanced) Pre-requisites An average mark of 75 or above in [3cp from (MATH1XX5, ATHK1001) and 6cp from CHEM1XXX and 12cp from (BIOL1XXX, MBLG1XXX, PHYS1XXX, PSYC1XXX, CHEM1XXX, MATH1XXX (except MATH1XX5))]

Table 1 Physiology

Table 1 Nutrition and Metabolism

Table 1G Master of Nutrition and Dietetics

09/02/2017
2

Pre-requisites have changed for the following:

PHSI2005 Integrated Pysiology Pre-requisites: 3cp from (MATH1XX5, ATHK1001) and 6cp from CHEM1XXX and 12cp from (BIOL1XXX, MBLG1XXX, PHYS1XXX, PSYC1XXX, CHEM1XXX, MATH1XXX (except MATH1XX5));

PHSI2905 Integrated Physiology A (Advanced) Pre-requisites An average mark of 75 or above in [3cp from (MATH1XX5, ATHK1001) and 6cp from CHEM1XXX and 12cp from (BIOL1XXX, MBLG1XXX, PHYS1XXX, PSYC1XXX, CHEM1XXX, MATH1XXX (except MATH1XX5))];

PHSI2006 Integrated Physiology B Pre-requisites 3cp from (MATH1XX5, ATHK1001) and 6cp from CHEM1XXX and 12cp from (BIOL1XXX, MBLG1XXX, PHYS1XXX, PSYC1XXX, CHEM1XXX, MATH1XXX (except MATH1XX5));

PHSI2906 Integrated Physiology B (Advanced) Pre-requisites An average mark of 75 or above in [3cp from (MATH1XX5, ATHK1001) and 6cp from CHEM1XXX and 12cp from (BIOL1XXX, MBLG1XXX, PHYS1XXX, PSYC1XXX, CHEM1XXX, MATH1XXX (except MATH1XX5))]

PSYC2010 Brain and Behaviour: Pre-requisites PSYC1002 missing;

PSYC2910 Brain and Behaviour (Advanced): Pre-requisites 'A mark of at least 75 in PSYC1002' missing

Table 1 Neuroscience 09/02/2017
3 The following units require Departmental Permission:
BIOL1903 Human Biology (Advanced)
BIOL1993 Human Biology (Special Studies)
CHEM1901 Chemistry 1A (Advanced)
CHEM1903 Chemistry 1A (Special Studies Program)
MATH1111 Applications of Calculus
MATH1901 Differencial Calculus
MATH1902 Linear Algebra (Advanced)
MATH1903 Integral Calculus and Modelling Advanced
MATH1905 Statistics (Advanced)
MATH1906 Mathematics (Special Studies Program)
Table 1G Master of Nutrition and Dietetics 09/02/2017
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The Co-requisites and Pre-requsites have changed for the following units:

CPAT3201 Pathogenesis of Human Disease 1 Remove co-requisites. Pre-requisites: (12 credit points of ANAT2XXX or BCHM2XXX or BIOL2XXX or MBLG2XXX or MICR2XXX or PCOL2XXX or PHSI2XXX) OR (BMED2401 and 12 additional credit points of BMED240X)

CPAT3202 Pathogenesis of Human Disease 2 Prerequisites: (12 credit points of ANAT2XXX or BCHM2XXX or BIOL2XXX or MBLG2XXX or MICR2XXX or PCOL2XXX or PHSI2XXX) OR (BMED2401 and 12 additional credit points of BMED240X)

Table 1 Cell Pathology

Table 1 Immunobiology

09/02/2017
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 The following units require Departmental Permission:

BIOL1903 Human Biology (Advanced)
BIOL1993 Human Biology (Special Studies)
BIOL3946 Animal Behaviour (Advanced)

Table 1 Biology 09/02/2017
6 The following units require Departmental Permission:
BIOL3946 Animal Behaviour (Advanced)
GEOS3914 GIS in Coastal Management
Table 1 Marine Science 09/02/2017
7

The Pre-requsites have changed for the following units:

PSYC2010 Brain and Behaviour: Pre-requisites PSYC1002 missing;

PSYC2910 Brain and Behaviour (Advanced): Pre-requisites 'A mark of at least 75 in PSYC1002' missing

Table 1 Psychology  
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The Pre-requisites have changed for the following units:

MICR2922 Microbes in Society (Advanced) Pre-requisites: 12cp from (BIOL1XXX, MBLG1XXX) and 6cp from CHEM1XXX and a mark of 75 or above in 6cp from (BIOL1XXX, MBLG1XXX)

Table 1 Microbiology 09/02/2017
9 The following units require Departmental Permission:
CHEM1901 Chemistry 1A (Advanced)
CHEM1903 Chemistry 1A (Special Studies Program)
CHEM1904 Chemistry 1B (Special Studies Program)
CHEM2915 Molecular Reactivity and Spectroscopy SSP
CHEM2916 Chemical Structure and Stability (SSP)
Table 1 Chemistry 09/02/2017
10 The following units require Departmental Permission:
CHEM1901 Chemistry 1A (Advanced)
AFNR3001 Agro-ecosystems in Developing Countries
AGEN3002 Agricultural Markets
AGEN3008 Indigenous Land and Food Knowledge
Food and Agribusiness table 09/02/2017
11  The following units require Departmental Permission:
CHEM1901 Chemistry 1A (Advanced)
CHEM1903 Chemistry 1A (Special Studies Program)
CHEM1904 Chemistry 1B (Special Studies Program)
Animal Veterinary Bioscience 09/02/2017
12 The following units require Departmental Permission:
MATH1111 Introduction to Calculus
MATH1901 Differential Calculus (Advanced)
MATH1902 Linear Algebra (Advanced)
MATH1903 Integral Calculus and Modelling Advanced
MATH1905 Statistics (Advanced)
MATH1906 Mathematics (Special Studies Program) A
MATH1907 Mathematics (Special Studies Program) B
MATH2916 Working Seminar A (SSP)
MATH2917 Working Seminar B (SSP)
Table 1 Mathematics 09/02/2017
13 The following units require Departmental Permission:
MATH1901 Differential Calculus (Advanced)
MATH1902 Linear Algebra (Advanced)
MATH1903 Integral Calculus and Modelling Advanced
MATH1905 Statistics (Advanced)
MATH1906 Mathematics (Special Studies Program) A
MATH1907 Mathematics (Special Studies Program) B
MATH2916 Working Seminar A (SSP)
MATH2917 Working Seminar B (SSP)
Table 1 Financial Mathematics and Statistics 09/02/2017
14 The following units require Departmental Permission:
HPSC1900 Bioethics (Advanced)
HPSC2900 The Birth of Modern Science (Advanced)
HPSC2901 What Is This Thing Called Science? (Adv)
Table 1 History and Philosophy of Science 09/02/2017
15 The following units require Departmental Permission:
PHYS1901 Physics 1A (Advanced)
PHYS1902 Physics 1B (Advanced)
PHYS3015 Topics in Senior Physics A
PHYS3915 Topics in Senior Physics A (Advanced)
PHYS3025 Topics in Senior Physics B
PHYS3925 Topics in Senior Physics B (Advanced)
PHYS3941 Electromagnetism and Special Project (Adv)
PHYS3991 Statistical Mechanics and Project (Adv)
Table 1 Physics 09/02/2017
16 The following units require Departmental Permission:
HPSC1900 Bioethics (Advanced)
GEOS1901 Earth, Environment and Society Advanced
GEOS1902 Introductory Geography (Advanced)
Liberal Arts and Sciences 09/02/2017
17 The following units require Departmental Permission:
GEOS1901Earth, Environment and Society Advanced
CHEM1901 Chemistry 1A (Advanced)
CHEM1903 Chemistry 1A (Special Studies Program)
BIOM4004 Advanced Statistical Methods
BIOM4005 Biometrical Methods
AFNR3001 Agro-ecosystems in Developing Countries
AFNR4001 Professional Development
AGEN3008 Indigenous Land and Food Knowledge
Science in Agriculture 09/02/2017
18 he Pre-requisites have changed for the following unit:

VETS6311 Equine Practice B: Pre-requisites: VETS6101, VETS6102, VETS6103, VETS6104, VETS6105, VETS6106, VETS6107, VETS6108, VETS6201, VETS6202, VETS6203, VETS6204, VETS6205, VETS6206, VETS6207, VETS6208, VETS6305

Veterinary Biology table 09/02/2017
19 The following units require Departmental Permission:
CHEM1901 Chemistry 1A (Advanced)
CHEM1903 Chemistry 1A (Special Studies)
Veterinary Biology table 09/02/2017
20

The following units require Departmental Permission:
GEOS1901 Earth, Environment and Society Advanced
GEOS1902
Introductory Geography (Advanced)
CHEM1903 Chemistry 1A (Special Studies)
GEOS3008 Field Geology
GEOS3908 Field Geology (Advanced)
GEOS3053 Southeast Asia Field School
GEOS3055 Field Studies in Geography
GEOS3056 Field Studies in Earth Sciences
GEOS3914 GIS in Coastal Management (Advanced)
GEOS3953 Southeast Asia Field School (Adv)

Table 1 Geography 09/02/2017
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The following units require Departmental Permission:
GEOS1901 Earth, Environment and Society Advanced
GEOS1903 Introduction to Geology (Advanced)
GEOS3008
Field Geology
GEOS3908 Field Geology (Advanced)

Table 1 Geology and Geophysics 09/02/2017
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The following units require Departmental Permission:
GEOS1901 Earth, Environment and Society Advanced
GEOS1902 Introductory Geography (Advanced)
GEOS1903
Introduction to Geology (Advanced)

Table 1 Environmental Studies 09/02/2017
23

Change to the degree resolutions.

6.2 Requirements for the Bachelor of Science 3(iii) should now read: 

At least 18 credit points of elective Intermediate Science units selected from Table 1.
Bachelor of Science/Master of Nutrition and Dietetics 28/02/2017
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First year requirements have changed:

Students are required to complete:
(i)  BIOL1003/1903/1993 and (BIOL1007/1907/1997 or MBLG1001/1901/1991)
(ii) 12 credit points of junior Chemistry
(iii) 12 credit points of junior Mathematics, which must include 3 credit points of statistics.
(iv) 6 credit points of junior Psychology (PSYC1002 is the recommended option)
(v) 6 credit points of an elective unit of study

Second year requirements have changed:

Students must complete:
(i) BCHM2071/2971 or MBLG2071/2971
(ii) BCHM2072/2972
(iii) PHSI2005/2905
(iv) PHSI2006/2906
(v) An additional 24 credit points of intermediate Science electives from Table 1, or (18 credit points of intermediate Science electives from Table 1 and AGEN2002)

Bachelor of Science/Master of Nutrition and Dietetics table 02/03/2017
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The folowing unit has been added to First Year:PSYC1002 Psychology 1002 Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2, Summer Main Classes: Three 1 hour lectures and one 1 hour tutorial per week, plus 1 hour per week of additional web-based (self-paced) material related to the tutorial. Assessment: One 2.5hr exam, one 1000 word research report, multiple tutorial tests, experimental participation (100%) Campus: Camperdown/Darlington, Sydney Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day
Note: This unit is also offered in the Sydney Summer School. For more
information consult the web site: http://sydney.edu.au/summer/
Descriptions: Psychology 1002 is a further general introduction to the main topics and methods of psychology, and it is the basis for advanced work as well as being of use to those not proceeding with the subject. Psychology 1002 covers the following areas: neuroscience; human mental abilities; learning and motivation; visual perception; cognitive processes; abnormal psychology. This unit is also offered in the Sydney Summer School. For more information consult the web site: http://sydney.edu.au/summer_school/ Textbooks Available on-line once semester commences

Bachelor of Science/Master of Nutrition and Dietetics table 02/03/2017
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This unit of study is not available in 2017:
ARCA2602 Field Methods

Table 2 Geoarchaeology 21/03/2017
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Minimum requirements have changed. They are:
(i) ARCA2639 or ARCA2638 and GEOS3103/3803, and (ii) two units of study taken from ARCA2602, ARCA2635, ARCA3020, SOIL3009

Table 2 Geoarchaeology 04/04/2017
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The prerequisites for ANAT2009
Comparative Primate Anatomy
have changed. They are:

[12cp from BIOL1XXX (including 6cp from BIOL1XX3)] OR 12cp from PSYC1XXX OR 12cp from ARCA1XXX

Medical Science Table

Table 1 Anatomy and Histology

06/06/2017
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The prerequisites for ANAT2010
Concepts of Neuroanatomy
have changed. They are:

6cp from BIOL1XX3 AND 6cp from (ANAT2008, BIOL1XX7, MBLG1XXX or PSYC1XXX)

Table 1 Anatomy and Histology

[[http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/science/units_of_study/table1_neuroscience.shtml||Table 1 Neuroscience

06/06/2017
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The prerequisites for ANAT2910
Concepts of Neuroanatomy Adv
have changed. They are:

[6cp from BIOL1XX3 and 6cp from (ANAT2008, BIOL1XX7, MBLG1XXX, PSYC1XXX)] AND [a mark of 65 or above in 6cp from (BIOL1XXX, ANAT2008, MBLG1XXX, PSYC1XXX)]

Table 1 Anatomy and Histology

[[http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/science/units_of_study/table1_neuroscience.shtml||Table 1 Neuroscience

06/06/2017

Sydney Conservatorium of Music

This handbook was published on 11 November 2016.

item Errata Link Date
1 The following unit is not on offer in 2017:
MCGY5601 Music through ethnography

Master of Music unit of study table

Master of Music unit of study descriptions

20/04/2017

Sydney Law School

This handbook was published on 9 December 2016.

Item Errata Link Date
1

Section 4 Admission to candidature has been changed. It now reads:

(1) Available places will be offered to qualified applicants based on merit, according to the following admissions criteria.
(2) Admission to the degree requires:
(a) a bachelor's degree with a minimum credit average from the University of Sydney, or an equivalent qualification; or
(b) a bachelor's degree from the University of Sydney, or an equivalent qualification; and the applicant provides evidence of two years of relevant professional experience.

Master of Labour Law and Relations course rules 03/03/2017

Sydney Medical School

This handbook was published on 5 October 2016.

item Errata URL Date
1 The following unit is only offered in Semester 2 -
CEPI5215: Writing and Reviewing Medical Papers
Clinical Epidemiology table
Health Communication table
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17/01/2017
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The following Project units of study need to be added to the table:

Students accepted into the Master (Advanced) program must complete 12 credit points of project units of study. Students must re-enrol every semester, with the associated financial cost, until they submit their project report or dissertation.

MEDF5301 Project (Advanced Masters) Credit points: 12 Approval to enrol is conditional upon the submission of a brief project outline and identification of an appropriate project supervisor, as negotiated with the course coordinator. Session: Semester 1, Semester 2

MEDF5302 Project (Advanced Masters) (Part A) Credit points: 6  Approval to enrol is conditional upon the submission of a brief project outline and identification of an appropriate project supervisor, as negotiated with the course coordinator. Session: Semester 1

MEDF5303 Project (Advanced Masters) (Part B) Credit points: 6  Approval to enrol is conditional upon the submission of a brief project outline and identification of an appropriate project supervisor, as negotiated with the course coordinator. Session: Semester 2

Psychiatry table

06/02/2017
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The following Project units of study have been added:



Students accepted into the Master (Advanced) program must complete 12 credit points of project units of study. Students must re-enrol every semester, with the associated financial cost, until they submit their project report or dissertation.

MEDF5301 Project (Advanced Masters) Credit points: 12 Session: Semester 1,Semester 2 Classes: Students will be required to have regular contact with their supervisor to discuss the progress and implementation of their project Assessment: 2,000 wd written project proposal (30%) and written final work of up to 10,000 wds, or a publication (as negotiated) (70%) Mode of delivery: Supervision Note: Approval to enrol is conditional upon the submission of a brief project outline and identification of an appropriate project supervisor, as negotiated with the course coordinator. Description: Candidates will work on an independent research project in an area of specific interest relevant to their master degree. The project may take the form of a systematic review of the literature, a case series, survey or other project acceptable to the project supervisor. Candidates in some disciplines may be able to undertake a work placement and will be required to negotiate the form of scholarly written work, related to their placement, to be submitted for assessment. It is essential where there is the use of patient information or patient enrolment onto a study that appropriate ethics approval is gained from the governing body where the project will take place. On completion of the project/work placement the successful candidate will be able to plan and execute a substantial research project or scholarly work . Where appropriate students will prepare a work suitable for publication. A candidate must be enrolled in order to submit their project report/dissertation/publication. If the candidate cannot submit their work erolling once in MEDF5301 or once in both Part A and Part B then they must re-enrol in a minimum of six credit points of project units of study, with the concomitant financial liability, every semester until they submit.



MEDF5302 Project (Advanced Masters) (Part A) Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Classes: Students will be required to have regular contact with their supervisor to discuss the progress and implementation of their project Assessment: 2,000 wd written project proposal (30%) and written final work of up to 10,000 wds, or a publication (as negotiated) (70%) Mode of delivery: Supervision Note: Approval to enrol is conditional upon the submission of a brief project outline and identification of an appropriate project supervisor, as negotiated with the course coordinator. Description: Candidates will work on an independent research project in an area of specific interest relevant to their master degree. The project may take the form of a systematic review of the literature, a case series, survey or other project acceptable to the project supervisor. Candidates in some disciplines may be able to undertake a work placement and will be required to negotiate the form of scholarly written work, related to their placement, to be submitted for assessment. It is essential where there is the use of patient information or patient enrolment onto a study that appropriate ethics approval is gained from the governing body where the project will take place. On completion of the project/work placement the successful candidate will be able to plan and execute a substantial research project or scholarly work. Where appropriate students will prepare a work suitable for publication. A candidate must be enrolled in order to submit their project report/dissertation/publication. If the candidate cannot submit their work erolling once in MEDF5301 or once in both Part A and Part B then they must re-enrol in a minimum of six credit points of project units of study, with the concomitant financial liability, every semester until they submit.


MEDF5303 Project (Advanced Masters) (Part B) Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2 Classes: Students will be required to have regular contact with their supervisor to discuss the progress and implementation of their project Assessment: 2,000 wd written project proposal (30%) and written final work of up to 10,000 wds, or a publication (as negotiated) (70%) Mode of delivery: Supervision Note: Approval to enrol is conditional upon the submission of a brief project outline and identification of an appropriate project supervisor, as negotiated with the course coordinator. Description: Candidates will work on an independent research project in an area of specific interest relevant to their master degree. The project may take the form of a systematic review of the literature, a case series, survey or other project acceptable to the project supervisor. Candidates in some disciplines may be able to undertake a work placement and will be required to negotiate the form of scholarly written work, related to their placement, to be submitted for assessment. It is essential where there is the use of patient information or patient enrolment onto a study that appropriate ethics approval is gained from the governing body where the project will take place. On completion of the project/work placement the successful candidate will be able to plan and execute a substantial research project or scholarly work. Where appropriate students will prepare a work suitable for publication. A candidate must be enrolled in order to submit their project report/dissertation/publication. If the candidate cannot submit their work erolling once in MEDF5301 or once in both Part A and Part B then they must re-enrol in a minimum of six credit points of project units of study, with the concomitant financial liability, every semester until they submit.


Psychiatry descriptions

06/02/2017
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The following unit has been updated:

SEXH5409 Medical Management of Interpersonal Violence
 
Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Associate Professor Katherine Brown and Dr Shailendra Sawleshwarkar Session: Semester 1 Classes: Online plus block/intensive mode: 2 days, (9am-5pm) at Camperdown/Darlington campus. Assessment: workbook (60%); participation and workshop presentation on campus (10%); case study (15%); completion of 1 expert certificate (15%) Mode of delivery: Block mode
 
Interpersonal violence has been recognised as a significant problem in Australia. This includes family violence, sexual assault and physical assault. Whilst health professionals are aware of the issue they often lack the requisite skills to examine patients with a view to documenting injury and preparing court reports and expert certificates in relation to the interpretation of injury. General practice and emergency departments are two common locations for the victims of interpersonal violence to present with injury. This unit of study is designed to equip the learner with the knowledge and skills required to respond to the clinical needs of a person who has experienced interpersonal violence and to document the findings in a manner that would be useful for medico-legal reports. The learning process will include readings and self-directed learning activities relevant to the learner’s working environment and geographical location. The course will deal primarily with the physical effects of violence with limited emphasis on the management of psychological trauma. The course includes epidemiology, interpretation of injury, basic forensic science and toxicology, legal issues such as consent and the presentation of an expert certificate for the court.

HIV STI descriptions   
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The Mode of Delivery has changed for the following unit:

CRIT5002 Pathology for Critical Care is online only

Critical Care descriptions 13/02/2017
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CEPI5102 Literature Searching is no longer available in the Part A Electives for the 2017 cohort of Clinical Epidemiology students. It will only be available to the pre-2017 cohort of Clinical Epidemiology students in order for them to complete the core requirements of their degree.

Clinical Epidemiology table 13/02/2017
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The following unit has been cancelled for 2017:

QUAL5002 Qualitative Methodologies and Study Design


Clinical Epidemiology table

Clinical Epidemiology descriptions

02/03/2017
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The following unit has been cancelled for 2017:

QUAL5004 Designing a Qualitative Research Project

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Public Health descriptions

02/03/2017
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The following units have been cancelled for 2017:

QUAL5002 Qualitative Methodologies and Study Design

QUAL5004 Designing a Qualitative Research Project

Qualitative Health Research table

Qualitative Health Research descriptions

02/03/2017
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The following unit has been cancelled for 2017:
MMHU6910 Ethics, Narrative Competence and Health

Bioethics table

Bioethics descriptions

02/03/2017
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The following unit has been cancelled for 2017:
BETH5201 Ethics and Biotechnology

Bioethics table

Bioethics descriptions

10/03/2017
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The following units of study are no longer available in Semester 2, 2017:
INTM5103 Advanced rheumatology and immunology
INTM5105 Advanced gastroenterology

Internal Medicine table

Internal Medicine descriptions

10/03/2017
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The following unit has been cancelled for 2017:
BETH5201 Ethics and Biotechnology

Clinical Epidemiology table

Clinical Epidemiology descriptions

24/03/2017
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The Course Resolutions for the Doctor of Medical Science have been superseded by the University of Sydney (Higher Degree by Research) Rule 2011 and the Thesis and Examination of Higher Degree by Research Policy 2015. These rules are found in the Policy Register at sydney.edu.au/policies.

Doctor of Medical Science 11/09/2017

Sydney Nursing School

There have been no updates to this handbook since publication on 10 November 2016.