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2019 COURSE ENROLMENT GUIDE Faculty of Health Sciences

Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Business Administration – Brisbane, Melbourne, North Sydney

(Information last updated on 7 January 2019)

GET STARTED! Click through the links below to information in this Guide

STEP 1 Have a look at your Course Map for the structure of your course.

This may vary depending on the campus and the year you started the course. Make a note of the core units you need to enrol in for 2019.

STEP 2 Make sure you’ve read the Course Information. It has links to the

Handbook, which contains information on the major, minor and specialisation options available in your course. Be sure you are familiar with the rules and structure of your course.

STEP 3 Head over to the Enrolment page on the ACU website. You’ll see

step-by-step instructions on how to enrol in units via Student Connect. Please enrol for the whole year. Remember, you can change your Semester 2 enrolment up until the second week of semester and won’t be charged Semester 2 fees until August. Units may be cancelled if enrolment numbers are too low. The Course Enrolment Guide is designed to assist you in the selection of units and to ensure that you are aware of the requirements of your degree, diploma or certificate. Specific information relating to unit content and assessments will be provided by your School.

Before you go, did you know? Course Enrolment Guides can change so you should check the website for the latest updates prior to enrolling each year. Additional information from your School, Faculty and the University will be sent to your ACU student email address so make sure you’ve got it set up and you check it regularly. All your email communication with University staff must be sent from your ACU student email account.

https://students.acu.edu.au/806122

Course Enrolment Guide – Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Business Administration 2019

Information last updated on 7 January 2019

1. COURSE MAPS

Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Business Administration Students who commence in Semester 1 2019 Students who are out of sequence due to part-time enrolment should seek a course advice meeting with the relevant Course Coordinator.

Course Map

20

19

Sem

este

r 1

BUSN111 (10cp)

Working with Technology

BUSN113 (10cp)

Managing People and Organisations

HLSC122 (10cp)

Evidence for Practice Multi-mode

HLSC120 (10cp)

Indigenous Health and Culture Multi-mode

20

19

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN104 (10cp)

Money Matters Incompatible: ACCT100

BIOL121 (10cp)

Human Biological Science 1

UNCC100 (10cp)

Self and Community: Exploring the Anatomy of Modern

Society Multi-mode

HLSC111 (10cp)

The Person, Health and Wellbeing

Multi-mode

20

20

Sem

este

r 1

ECON200 (10cp)

Economics: Policy Framework and Markets

BUSN112 (10cp)

Managing Markets

NRSG138 (10cp)

Transition into Nursing Multi-mode

NRSG139 (10cp)

Integrating Practice 1: Assessment in Health

Multi-mode

20

20

Sem

este

r 2

# Business Administration Elective 1 (10cp)

BIOL122 (10cp)


Pre: BIOL121

NRSG266 (10cp)

Principles of Nursing: Contexts of Ageing

Multi-mode

NRSG140 (10cp)

Integrating Practice 2 Multi-mode

Pre: NRSG139

20

21

Sem

este

r 1

HRMG204 (10cp)

Organisational Behaviour

NRSG258 (10cp)

Principles of Nursing: Surgical Multi-mode

NRSG263 (10cp)

Principles of Nursing: Mental Health

Multi-mode

NRSG264 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

21

Sem

este

r 2

MGMT304 (10cp)

Strategic Management

HLSC220 (10cp)

Health Care Ethics Multi-mode

NRSG265 (10cp)

Principles of Nursing: Medical Multi-mode

NRSG267 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

22

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT311 (10cp)

Managing Entrepreneurship and Innovation

# Business Administration Elective 2 (10cp)

NRSG372 (10cp)

Principles of Nursing: Chronic Illness and Disability

Multi-mode

Pre: Completion of a minimum of 140 credit points

NRSG373 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG264, NRSG267

20

22

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN304 (10cp)

Working with Diversity and Conflict

OR

BIPX301 (10cp) Professional Experience

Online

NRSG375 (10cp)

Clinical Leadership Multi-mode


NRSG374 (10cp)

Principles of Nursing: A Palliative Approach

Multi-mode


NRSG367 (10cp)

Transition to Professional Nursing

Multi-mode


20

23

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT310 (10cp)

Sustainable Organisational Change Online

UNCC300 (10cp)

Justice and Change in a Global World

Multi-mode

Pre: UNCC100

NRSG371 (10cp)

Building Healthy Communities Multi-mode


NRSG376 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG373

# Business Administration Electives - Students are required to choose from the listed BBA units:

HRMG200 Applied Human Resource Management MKTG202 Marketing Communications: Engaging Stakeholders BUSN201 International Business (Online)



Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Business Administration Students who commenced in Semester 1 2018 Students who are out of sequence due to part-time enrolment or progression issues should seek a course advice meeting with the relevant Course Coordinator.

Course Map

20

18

Sem

este

r 1

ISYS111 (10cp)

Fundamentals of Business Information Systems

Multi-mode

MGMT100 (10cp)

Managing: People, Systems and Culture

HLSC122 (10cp)


HLSC120 (10cp)


20

18

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN104 (10cp)


BIOL121 (10cp)


UNCC100 (10cp)


Society Multi-mode

HLSC111 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

19

Sem

este

r 1

HRMG204 (10cp)


Pre: MGMT100

Business Administration Elective 1 # (10cp)

NRSG138 (10cp)


NRSG139 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

19

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN112 (10cp)

Managing Markets

BIOL122 (10cp)


Pre: BIOL121

NRSG266 (10cp)


Multi-mode

NRSG140 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG139

20

20

Sem

este

r 1

ECON200 (10cp)


NRSG258 (10cp)


NRSG263 (10cp)


Multi-mode

NRSG264 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

20

Sem

este

r 2

MGMT304 (10cp)


HLSC220 (10cp)


NRSG265 (10cp)


NRSG267 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

21

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT311 (10cp)



NRSG372 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG373 (10cp)



20

21

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN304 (10cp)


OR


Online

NRSG375 (10cp)



NRSG374 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG367 (10cp)


Multi-mode


20

22

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT310 (10cp)


UNCC300 (10cp)


Multi-mode

Pre: UNCC100

NRSG371 (10cp)


Pre: Completion of a minimum

of 140 credit points

NRSG376 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG373

# Business Administration Elective - Students are required to choose from the listed BBA units:





Course Map

20

17

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT100 (10cp)


BUSN104 (10cp)

Money Matters

HLSC110 (10cp)

Beginning Professional Practice

HLSC111 (10cp)


20

17

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN102 (10cp)

Ethical Communication for Business

MKTG100 (10cp)

Marketing: Creating and Capturing Customer Value

BIOL121 (10cp)


UNCC100 (10cp)

Self and Community: Exploring the Anatomy of Modern Society

20

18

Sem

este

r 1

ISYS111 (10cp)

Fundamentals of Business Information Systems

Multi-mode

HLSC122 (10cp)


HLSC120 (10cp)


NRSG139 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

18

Sem

este

r 2

HRMG204 (10cp)


Pre: MGMT100

BIOL122 (10cp)


Pre: BIOL121

NRSG259 (10cp)

Promoting Health in Extended Care

NRSG140 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG139

20

19

Sem

este

r 1

ECON200 (10cp)


NRSG258 (10cp)


NRSG263 (10cp)


Multi-mode

NRSG264 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

19

Sem

este

r 2

MGMT304 (10cp)


HLSC220 (10cp)


NRSG265 (10cp)


NRSG267 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

20

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT311 (10cp)


HRMG200 (10cp)

Applied Human Resource Management

NRSG372 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG373 (10cp)



20

20

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN304 (10cp)


OR


Online

NRSG375 (10cp)


Pre: Completion of a minimum of

200 credit points

NRSG374 (10cp)

Principles of Nursing: A Palliative Care Approach

Multi-mode


NRSG367 (10cp)


Multi-mode


20

21

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT310 (10cp)

Sustainable Organisational Change

Online

UNCC300 (10cp)


Multi-mode

Pre: UNCC100

NRSG371 (10cp)




NRSG376 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG373




Course Map

20

16

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT100 (10cp)

Foundations of Management

ACCT100 (10cp)

Principles of Accounting

BIOL121 (10cp)


HLSC111 (10cp)


20

16

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN102 (10cp)

Ethical Communication for Business

MKTG100 (10cp)


BIOL122 (10cp)


Pre: BIOL121

UNCC100 (10cp)

Self and Community: Exploring the Anatomy of Modern Society

20

17

Sem

este

r 1

HRMG200 (10cp)

Human Resource Management: Staffing and Employee

Engagement

HRMG204 (10cp)


Pre: MGMT100

NRSG125 (10cp)

Health Assessment

HLSC110 (10cp)

Beginning Professional Practice

20

17

Sem

este

r 2

LEGL101 (10cp)

Introduction to Business Law: Legal Frameworks for Business

HLSC120 (10cp)

Society, Culture and Health

HLSC122 (10cp)

Inquiry in Health Care

NRSG137 (10cp)

Introduction to Nursing Practice

20

18

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT311 (10cp)


NRSG259 (10cp)

Promoting Health in Extended Care

Pre: Foundation Year Units or equivalent

NRSG210 (10cp)

Mental Health Nursing


NRSG262 (10cp)

Clinical Integration: Mental Health

Pre: Foundation Year Units or

equivalent

20

18

Sem

este

r 2

MGMT304 (10cp)


Pre: Completion of 150 cp incl. MGMT100

NRSG258 (10cp)

Acute Care Nursing 1


NRSG257 (10cp)

Child, Adolescent and Family Nursing


equivalent

NRSG261 (10cp)

Clinical Integration: Acute Care


20

19

Sem

este

r 1

NRSG353 (10cp)

Acute Care Nursing 2


HLSC220 (10cp)

Health Care Ethics

NRSG366 (10cp)

Partnerships in Chronicity


NRSG354 (10cp)

Clinical Integration: Complex Care


20

19

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN304 (10cp)


NRSG367 (10cp)

Transition to Nursing Practice Multi-mode


equivalent

NRSG355 (20cp)

Clinical Integration: Towards Professional Practice

Pre: NRSG262, NRSG261, NRSG354

20

20

Sem

este

r 1

ECON200 (10cp)


MGMT310 (10cp)


UNCC300 (10cp)


Multi-mode

Pre: UNCC100

NRSG370 (10cp)

Clinical Integration: Specialty Practice

Pre: NRSG354

Students who commenced their course prior to 2016 should contact their Business and/or Nursing course coordinator to receive advice on their correct enrolment for 2019.



Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Business Administration Students who commence in Semester 2 2019 Students who are out of sequence due to part-time enrolment should seek a course advice meeting with the relevant Course Coordinator.

Course Map

20

19

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN104 (10cp)


BUSN113 (10cp)

Managing people and Organisations

UNCC100 (10cp)


Society

HLSC111 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

20

Sem

este

r 1

HLSC120 (10cp)


HLSC122 (10cp)


NRSG138 (10cp)


NRSG139 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

20

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN112 (10cp)

Managing Markets

BUSN111 (10cp)


BIOL121 (10cp)


NRSG140 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG139

20

21

Sem

este

r 1

HRMG204 (10cp)


ECON200 (10cp)

Economics: Policy and Frameworks for Markets

BIOL122 (10cp)


Pre: BIOL121

NRSG263 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

21

Sem

este

r 2

Business Administration Elective 1# (10cp)

NRSG265 (10cp)


NRSG266 (10cp)


Multi-mode

NRSG267 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

22

Sem

este

r 1

Business Administration Elective 2# (10cp)

MGMT311(10cp)


NRSG258 (10cp)


NRSG264 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

22

Sem

este

r 2

MGMT304 (10cp)


HLSC220 (10cp)


UNCC300 (10cp)


Multi-mode

Pre: UNCC100

NRSG374 (10cp)


Multi-mode


20

23

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT310 (10cp)


NRSG371 (10cp)



NRSG372 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG373 (10cp)



20

23

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN304 (10cp)


OR


Online

NRSG375 (10cp)



NRSG367 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG376 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG373





Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Business Administration Students who commenced in Semester 2 2018 Students who are out of sequence due to part-time enrolment should seek a course advice meeting with the relevant Course Coordinator.

Course Map

20

18

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN104 (10cp)

Money Matters

MGMT100 (10cp)


UNCC100 (10cp)


Society

HLSC111 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

19

Sem

este

r 1

HLSC120 (10cp)


HLSC122 (10cp)


NRSG138 (10cp)


NRSG139 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

19

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN112 (10cp)

Managing Markets

BUSN111 (10cp)


BIOL121 (10cp)


NRSG140 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG139

20

20

Sem

este

r 1

HRMG204 (10cp)


ECON200 (10cp)


BIOL122 (10cp)


Pre: BIOL121

NRSG263 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

20

Sem

este

r 2


NRSG265 (10cp)


NRSG266 (10cp)


Multi-mode

NRSG267 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

21

Sem

este

r 1


MGMT311(10cp)


NRSG258 (10cp)


NRSG264 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

21

Sem

este

r 2

MGMT304 (10cp)


HLSC220 (10cp)


UNCC300 (10cp)


Multi-mode

Pre: UNCC100

NRSG374 (10cp)


Multi-mode


20

22

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT310 (10cp)


NRSG371 (10cp)



NRSG372 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG373 (10cp)



20

22

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN304 (10cp)


OR

BIPX301 Professional Experience

Online

NRSG375 (10cp)



NRSG367 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG376 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG373






COURSE MAP

20

17

Se

mes

ter

2 BUSN102 (10cp)

Ethical Communication for

Business

MGMT100 (10cp)

Managing: People, Systems and

Culture

LEGL101 (10cp)

Introduction to Business Law

UNCC100 (10cp)

Exploring the Anatomy of Modern Society

20

18

Se

mes

ter

1 HLSC120 (10cp)


HLSC122 (10cp)


NRSG138 (10cp)


NRSG139 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

18

Se

mes

ter

2 BUSN104 (10cp)

Money Matters

HLSC111 (10cp)


Multi-mode

BIOL121 (10cp)


NRSG140 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG139

20

19

Se

mes

ter

1 HRMG200 (10cp)

Applied Human Resource Management

HRMG204 (10cp)


BIOL122 (10cp)


Pre: BIOL121

NRSG263 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

19

Se

mes

ter

2 BUSN112 (10cp)

Managing Markets

NRSG265 (10cp)


NRSG266 (10cp)


Multi-mode

NRSG267 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

20

Se

mes

ter

1

ECON200 (10cp)

Economics: Policy Framework and Markets Online

MGMT311 (10cp)


NRSG258 (10cp)


NRSG264 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

20

Sem

este

r 2

MGMT304 (10cp)


HLSC220 (10cp)


UNCC300 (10cp)


Multi-mode

Pre: UNCC100

NRSG374 (10cp)


Multi-mode



20

21

Sem

este

r 1

MGMT310 (10cp)

Sustainable Organisational Change

NRSG371 (10cp)



140 credit points

NRSG372 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG373 (10cp)



20

21

Sem

este

r 2

BUSN304 (10cp)


OR


Online

NRSG375 (10cp)



200 credit points

NRSG367 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG376 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG373




COURSE MAP

20

16

Se

mes

ter

2 BUSN102 (10cp)

Ethical Communication for

Business

MGMT100 (10cp)

Managing: People, Systems and

Culture

LEGL101 (10cp)

Introduction to Business Law

UNCC100 (10cp)

Our World: Community and Vulnerability

20

17

Se

mes

ter

1 HRMG200 (10cp)

Human Resource Management:

Staffing and Employee

Engagement

ECON200 (10cp)

Principles of Business Economics

BIOL121 (10cp)

Human Biological

Science 1

HLSC111 (10cp)

The Person, Health and

Wellbeing

20

17

Se

mes

ter

2 MKTG100 (10cp)


BUSN104 (10cp)

Money Matters

HRMG204 (10cp)


Pre: MGMT100

HLSC120 (10cp)

Society, Culture and Health

20

18

Se

mes

ter

1

MGMT310 (10cp)

Managing Organisational Change and Development

Online

Pre: 120 cp incl. MGMT100

BIOL122 (10cp)


Pre: BIOL121

NRSG138 (10cp)


NRSG139 (10cp)


Multi-mode

20

18

Se

mes

ter

2 MGMT304 (10cp)


Pre: Completion of 150 cp incl. MGMT100

HLSC220 (10cp)


HLSC122 (10cp)


NRSG140 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG139

20

19

Se

mes

ter

1

UNCC300 (10cp)


Multi-mode

Pre: UNCC100

NRSG258 (10cp)


NRSG263 (10cp)


Multi-mode

NRSG264 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

19

Se

mes

ter

2

BUSN304 (10cp)


OR


Online

NRSG265 (10cp)


NRSG266 (10cp)


Multi-mode

NRSG267 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG140

20

20

Se

mes

ter

1

MGMT311 (10cp)


NRSG371 (10cp)



NRSG372 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG373 (10cp)



20

20

Sem

este

r 2

NRSG374 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG375 (10cp)



NRSG367 (10cp)


Multi-mode


NRSG376 (10cp)


Pre: NRSG373

Students who commenced their course prior to 2016 should contact their Business and/or Nursing

course coordinator to receive advice on their correct enrolment for 2019.



PLEASE NOTE FOR ALL COURSE MAPS All units are delivered in Attendance mode, unless otherwise indicated. Pre-requisites are added in italics.

Students who do not follow the sequence recommended in their Course Map cannot be guaranteed a clash free timetable or completion within the normal course duration period. Any student studying outside the above sequence should consult with their Course Coordinator prior to enrolling.

STUDY MODES Attendance: Unit delivered primarily via face-to-face or video conference attendance, at an ACU campus or another location. Multi-mode: Unit delivered via a combination of online content and a compulsory attendance component (including examinations, practicums, residentials, etc.) Online: Unit delivered fully online (including assessments). ALTERNATIVE TO UNIVERSITY CORE CURRICULUM UNITS In the course maps UNCC100 Self and Community: Exploring the Anatomy of Modern Society and UNCC300 Justice and Change in a Global World are Core Curriculum units. As an alternative, students may be eligible to take PHIL102 Theories of Human Nature or PHIL104 Introduction to Ethics in place of UNCC100; and PHIL320 Ethics, Justice and the Good Society in place of UNCC300. Full details of the eligibility requirements are available on the Philosophy Units section of the Core Curriculum website. For details of unit offerings please follow this link.

2. COURSE & UNIT INFORMATION

Course Structure

The ACU Handbook provides detailed information about each ACU course, including minimum duration, requirements for completion, exit points, any available majors/minors/specialisations, Core Curriculum units and descriptions of units. Please follow the links below to view the rules for your course:

Course Title Course Rules Handbook Link

Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Business Administration 2019 https://handbook.acu.edu.au/1422400

2019 Unit Selection

You must enrol for the whole year, not just Semester 1. Students who commenced in Semester 1 2016, 2017 or 2018, please review your above course enrolment guides carefully as there have been some changes.

Not only is this a requirement of the Academic Regulations, but ACU also uses enrolment information to understand the demand for each unit and schedule enough spaces. Enrol now for the full year so you don’t miss out on the units you want. You can easily change your Semester 2 units later if you change your mind. Remember, Semester 2 tuition fees are not due until August. Please note that study modes and unit availability are subject to change and not all units are on offer at all times. Students should enrol in the sequence shown on their course map. Please click here to check the availability and study mode of your three Business Elective Units.

http://www.acu.edu.au/about_acu/our_university/the_core/philosophy_units

https://enrolment-guides.acu.edu.au/2019/unit_listing_2019/2019_Bachelor_of_Theology_and_Bachelor_of_Philosophy.pdf

http://www.acu.edu.au/452097

https://handbook.acu.edu.au/handbooks/handbook_2019/faculty_of_health_sciences/approved_course_campus_offerings/undergraduate_courses/bachelor_of_nursingbachelor_of_business_administration

https://handbook.acu.edu.au/1422400

https://enrolment-guides.acu.edu.au/2019/unit_listing_2019/Business_Units_Undergraduate.pdf



3. GETTING ADVICE

Course Advice

Course Coordinators and/or Course Advisors are available to assist you with course advice. Students should in the first instance contact the Nursing or Business reception desk on their local campus. If required, your query will be referred to a Course Advisor or a Course Coordinator. Please email your enquiry or request to make an appointment.

Brisbane Campus

Nursing Reception Desk [email protected]

Business Reception Desk [email protected]

Melbourne Campus



BN/BBA Melbourne Course Coordinator and National Course Coordinator

Ms Alysia Coventry Email: [email protected]

North Sydney Campus



General Advice

All queries not specifically related to your course, such as admissions, enrolment, fees, scholarships, exams, timetabling and graduations should be directed to ASK ACU. The Administration & Enrolment webpage also has useful information to help you in managing your studies (log in required).

Social Media Policy

ACU encourages its staff, students and affiliates to participate in social media in ways that demonstrate respect for the dignity of all human beings; and do not bring ACU into disrepute or imply ACU endorsement of personal views.

Please visit the link below for more information about your obligation and responsibilities: Social Media Policy.

Professional Practice

Students participating in Professional Practice or Community Engagement activities might be asked to complete a range of background checks, certifications, immunisations and registrations as required by Federal and State/Territory laws prior to commencing their placement, practicum or field experience. Please refer to the Work Integrated Learning webpage to see which requirements you need to fulfil for your study program in your State/Territory. Further information can also be obtained from your Course Coordinators as listed above.

mailto:[email protected]







https://acu.service-now.com/kb/

https://students.acu.edu.au/332297

http://www.acu.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/675183/Social_Media_Policy_.pdf

https://www.wil.acu.edu.au/



The Core Curriculum

All undergraduate students are required to complete the University Core Curriculum as part of their course. The Core Curriculum is comprised of three units and further information on its structure can be found on the Core Curriculum webpage. The Core Curriculum units specific to your course are indicated on the course map and can also be found in the Handbook. The Australian Catholic University Core Curriculum has been designed to focus on aspects of the University’s identity and mission. These units emphasise critical judgment, clear expression, ethical decision-making and concern for others, as individuals and as a community. The two University Core Curriculum units are:

UNCC100 Self and Community: Exploring the Anatomy of Modern Society;

UNCC300 Justice and Change in a Global World. The third unit making up the Core Curriculum is a Core Curriculum Community Engagement unit that is also specific to each program, serving to draw the Core Curriculum experience together and offering students an opportunity to live the Core Curriculum in action. Alternatively, students may be eligible to take PHIL102 Theories of Human Nature or PHIL104 Introduction to Ethics in place of UNCC100; and PHIL320 Ethics, Justice and the Good Society in place of UNCC300. Full details of the eligibility requirements are available on the Philosophy Units section of the Core Curriculum website. For details of unit offerings please follow this link. UNCC100 and UNCC300 (but not PHIL102, PHIL104 or PHIL320) are often taught over differing week patterns to allow for student placements at various times during semester. Students should take special care to note the week pattern of tutorials when they allocate in tutorial direct to ensure that they are choosing the correct stream for their course.

http://www.acu.edu.au/459650



https://enrolment-guides.acu.edu.au/2019/unit_listing_2019/2019_Bachelor_of_Theology_and_Bachelor_of_Philosophy.pdf

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