Units
The individual subjects inside each degree: what’s taught, how it’s assessed, and when it runs.
4,303 units
| Code | Unit | Faculty | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| BUSM4702 | Social Enterprise and Innovation During this course, you will learn and apply methods and techniques; and appreciate theories used by enterprises in various industry sectors for outcomes beyond profit. You will learn how these enterprises strive to solve problems at a syst… | College of Business and Law | — |
| BUSM4787 | Fashion eCommerce This course introduces you to the knowledge and skills required to manage Fashion eCommerce and Online Retail Businesses. You will evaluate business models and archetypes to propose and develop an online fashion business. You will apply eCo… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| BUSM4791 | Global Fashion Sourcing This course is designed to develop the knowledge and skills required to manage global sourcing and fashion supply chains. You will learn how to apply sustainable practices to global sourcing and supply chain management. You will analyse the… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| BUSM4793 | Fashion Enterprise Global Experience This course will provide you the opportunity to explore the best practices in global fashion enterprise through a study tour. This study tour will comprise travel to one (or more) national or international destinations to experience and par… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| BUSM4795 | Fashion Enterprise Creation The aim of this course is to examine the process of establishing a new fashion brand, label or startup enterprise. You will research appropriate market data, identify problems and opportunities and identify prospective consumers. You will d… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| BUSM4818 | Business Beyond Borders This course focuses upon the global issues confronting organisations, leaders, managers and employees as national and international boundaries become less relevant. Issues covered will include the cultural, political and social change as it… | College of Business and Law | — |
| BUSM4823 | Business Research Lab The Business Research Lab provides an on-campus workspace-styled environment, supported by teacher guidance, for you to collaboratively produce a purposeful report for the external partner. Working with your peers as colleagues in task spec… | College of Business and Law | — |
| CDS1002 | Communication design studio 2 This unit introduces you to design principles and industry-specific tools and practices (e.g., typography, layout and composition, image creation, user experience, and time-based design) as key components of communication design. You will e… | Art, Design and Architecture | 1 |
| CDS2001 | Communication design studio 3 Building on knowledge and skills developed in DGN1000 and CDS1002, you will advance your craft and technical skills in industry-specific and emerging tools and practices. You will be exposed to a broad range of creative communication proces… | Art, Design and Architecture | 2 |
| CDS3001 | Communication design studio 4 This unit provides an advanced exploration of communication design systems and processes, guiding you to refine your craft, technical, and conceptual skills. With an emphasis on practical application, you will engage in sophisticated studio… | Art, Design and Architecture | 3 |
| CDS3002 | Communication design studio 5 Synthesising with prior learning, this advanced-level unit hones your craft and technical expertise as well as conceptual thinking, and emphasises preparation for professional practice. You will frame and execute self-driven complex project… | Art, Design and Architecture | 3 |
| CHE10001 | Chemistry 1 To provide a diverse range of students an appreciation and understanding of the fundamental concepts of chemistry enabling them to undertake further study in the chemistry, environmental science, biochemistry, and biotechnology majors. | Engineering | 1 |
| CHE10002 | Chemistry 2 To expand the fundamentals of modern chemistry introduced in Chemistry 1/Introduction to Chemistry, developing further competence in the laboratory along with proficiency in the areas of physical, analytical and organic chemistry. | Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | 1 |
| CHE10004 | Introduction to Chemistry To provide a diverse range of beginner chemistry students an appreciation and understanding of the fundamental concepts of chemistry necessary to achieve the breadth of scientific knowledge required for a science degree, and to undertake fu… | Engineering | 1 |
| CHE10005 | Consumer Chemistry and Environmental Impact This unit takes the skills from Introduction to Chemistry or Chemistry 1 and uses them to introduce students to real world examples of the use of chemistry, specifically in a consumer context. Both the practical and theoretical aspects of a… | Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | 1 |
| CHE10007 | Introduction to Forensic Science This unit aims to introduce students to fundamental processes involved in forensic science. Students are introduced to the chemical and biochemical techniques used by forensic scientists to assist the judicial system to help solve crimes, o… | Health | 1 |
| CHE1010 | Grand challenges in chemical engineering: Delivering sustainable food, water and energy Providing food, water and energy to the world's people in an environmentally sustainable manner is an engineering grand challenge that must be solved in a concerted manner. New scientific discovery and engineering processes are urgently nee… | Engineering | 1 |
| CHE20006 | Analytical and Forensic Chemistry This unit is a second year University Level Chemistry unit, designed for students who have completed first year chemistry. The standard of chemistry is suited for students intending to major in the chemical sciences. The unit is designed to… | Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | 2 |
| CHE20008 | Investigative Organic Chemistry This second-year chemistry unit is designed for students who have completed introductory organic chemistry as part of their first-year studies. It focuses on advancing students’ knowledge in key areas of organic chemistry, including organic… | Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | 2 |
| CHE20009 | Spectroscopy and Instrumentation This unit aims to equip students with a foundational understanding of key spectroscopic techniques and their critical role in chemical analysis. Students will learn how to measure and interpret physical properties to identify unknown compou… | Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | 2 |
| CHE2161 | Mechanics of fluids This unit develops your physical understanding of fluid statics and fluid flow and the interaction of fluid forces with solids. Topics include hydrostatics, Reynolds transport theorem, continuity and momentum equations, control volume analy… | Engineering | 2 |
| CHE2162 | Material and energy balances This unit introduces the fundamentals of material and energy balances through a structured exploration of chemical process systems. Topics include steady-state and transient processes, single- and multiple-unit operations, reactive and non-… | Engineering | 2 |
| CHE2163 | Heat and mass transfer • Introduce fundamentals and applications of heat and mass transfer. • Develop an understanding of the mechanisms and mathematical representation of conduction, convection and radiation heat transfer and convective mass transfer. • Gain an… | Engineering | 2 |
| CHE2164 | Thermodynamics 1 Introduce fundamentals and applications of classical thermodynamics. Understand the concepts of heat, work, energy, and entropy, the First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics and their application. Introduction to the Carnot cycle and the con… | Engineering | 2 |
| CHE2166 | Introduction to process simulation This unit will introduce the role and use of simulation tools in process design and develop knowledge of process simulation methods and approaches that can be used in a variety of chemical engineering design problems in a wide range of indu… | Engineering | 2 |
| CHE2167 | Process material selection This unit introduces the basic concepts of materials properties and their selection for use in both the natural environment where they will be installed and the operating and process environment. The underlying philosophy of this unit will… | Engineering | 2 |
| CHE2871 | Biochemistry for engineers This unit focuses on the study of living cells and biological molecules with an emphasis on their applications in chemical and pharmaceutical industries. Topics to be covered include cell biology and structure, fundamental biochemistry of p… | Engineering | 2 |
| CHE2873 | Introduction to chemical processes This unit introduces the chemical processes that form the basis of the petrochemical and oleochemical industries. It gives you a flavour of how these chemical processes are developed by combining the knowledge of "chemistry" and "process".… | Engineering | 2 |
| CHE30005 | Advanced Analytical Chemistry This unit is a third year University Level Chemistry unit, designed for students who have completed two years of chemistry. The standard of chemistry is suited for students intending to major in the chemical sciences. The unit is designed t… | Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | 3 |
| CHE30006 | Computational Chemistry: Methods and Applications In this unit, students will study computational chemistry and advanced organic chemistry, with particular emphasis on applications and reliability, as well as correlation between measurement and insight of physical properties of organic mol… | Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | 3 |