Overview
Requisites
Notes
- This unit is an international study program that requires an application to be enrolled and may incur additional cost.
Learning outcomes
Demonstrate a critical understanding of the breadth and complexity of Australia's contacts with Asia at diplomatic, economic, social and cultural levels.
Exhibit an understanding of the ways in which past encounters, discourses and policies affect Australia's contemporary cross-cultural and international relations with Malaysia and the region, and have attained an understanding of the impacts of representation and discourse in shaping international relations.
Have developed the capacity to reflect on the implications between personal attitudes and views and broader patterns of culture and discourse.
Have developed skills in constructing evidence-based arguments using a variety of primary and secondary sources, and demonstrated an ability to reflect critically on what they have learnt;
Have developed skills in written and oral presentation and communication.
Have developed a capacity to undertake location-based fieldwork, enhancing personal resilience and the capacity to work cooperatively in teams, and conduct independent research.
Assessment summary
Within semester assessment: 100%
Workload requirements
Availability in areas of study
International relations