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In this course, students examine the art and visual culture of Australia's Indigenous people. Students are introduced to fundamental cultural concepts that are significant to Aboriginal people in terms of their visual culture and art-making. Ancient rock art, bark painting, post-contact art, and urban-based contemporary art are examined and discussed.
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This course examines a wide range of different art practices to give a holistic view of Indigenous arts and their role in facilitating a voice and its use as a tool for social change. It covers the role of art as a tool for resistance and self-actualisation within Indigenous communities, studying the effects of cultural reclamation and artistic practice on the mental and spiritual well being of a people.
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This course examines the impact of psychological variables on participation and performance in sport and exercise; and the influence of participation in sport and exercise on the psychological characteristics of the individual.
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This course examines Australia's foreign and security policies since Federation, with a focus on contemporary issues such as defense planning and operations and engagement with the global economy. It explore Canberra's stance on terrorism, nuclear affairs, asylum seekers, and global environmental management.
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