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This course provides students with an overview of practices within, and applications arising out of, the discipline of psychology. It is designed to introduce students to the many areas of psychology and provides an essential grounding in the discipline and the basis for further study in the School of Psychology.
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This course examines the key groups of marine organisms within New Zealand’s waters, and shelf/coastal areas. Attention will be given to understanding their diversity, distribution and adaptations to thrive within the dynamic marine environment.
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This course examines spatial analysis and GIScience applications of spatial data handling for built and natural environments within the context of theoretical frameworks for understanding human-driven and physical phenomena. Topics include climate change, air pollution, healthcare access, transportation, and 3D game worlds.
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This course examines key concepts that underlie gender analysis, and how they are expressed in politics, culture and society. It examines the meaning of gender across a range of subjects and issues on the global stage and in our everyday lives.
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This course examines Greek history and civilization from the Bronze Age to the death of Alexander the Great, utilizing both archaeological evidence and literary sources.
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