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Secondary Arts Education
Action Research in Arts Education (Year 4)
Introduces action research as a method for humanities and arts teachers to systematically investigate and improve their own classroom practice.
Secondary Arts Education
Advanced Practicum: Secondary Arts Teaching Internship (Year 4)
An extended, supervised teaching internship giving students substantial independent classroom responsibility under the mentorship of an experienced humanities teacher.
Secondary Arts Education
Contemporary Issues in Humanities Education (Year 4)
Examines current debates and challenges facing humanities education, from curriculum relevance to critical literacy and equity in access.
Secondary Arts Education
Capstone: Arts Education Research Project (Year 4)
A culminating independent project requiring students to design, implement, and evaluate a substantial humanities or arts education initiative or piece of research.
Business and Commerce Education
Business Education Curriculum Leadership (Year 4)
Covers the skills needed to lead business and commerce curriculum development and coordination within a secondary school.
Business and Commerce Education
Action Research in Business Education (Year 4)
Introduces action research as a method for business education teachers to systematically investigate and improve their own classroom practice.
Law
Law of Evidence (Year 3)
Covers the rules governing what evidence may be presented in court and how it must be proved, including relevance, admissibility, and the burden and standard of proof.
Law
Company Law (Year 3)
Covers the legal framework governing the formation, governance, and dissolution of companies, building on the contract and property law principles from earlier years.
Law
Law of Succession (Year 3)
Covers the legal rules governing the distribution of a deceased person's estate, both under a valid will and under intestacy rules.
Law
Human Rights Law (Year 3)
Examines the domestic and international legal frameworks protecting fundamental human rights, and the mechanisms available for enforcing them.
Law
Jurisprudence (Legal Theory) (Year 3)
Introduces the major schools of legal philosophy โ natural law, legal positivism, and critical legal theory โ examining what law is and what makes it legitimate.
Criminology
Forensic Science for Criminologists (Year 3)
Introduces the forensic science techniques used in criminal investigation, giving criminology students the vocabulary and conceptual grounding to critically assess forensic evidence.