Recommended enrolment pattern for students commencing Semester 1, 2010

• This full-time enrolment pattern is designed to comply with program requirements. Variations are possible but should only be considered in consultation with the program adviser.
• Students with credit from prior tertiary study should consult their program adviser for recommended enrolment.
• For detailed program information, please refer to the program structure.
• Course offerings may change without notice. Consult the course schedule to confirm when courses are offered.

Semester 1, 2010

CMN102 Torts A
Plus select 1 core course from:
COR109 Torts B
COR110 Contracts A
COR111 Contracts B
Plus select 1 course from:
CMN116 Property A
CMN120 Property B
Plus select 1 Arts and Social Sciences course from:
CMN116 Constitutional Law
CMN120 Equity & Trusts
DES101 Corporations Law
DES102 Civil Procedure
DES103 Administrative Law
EGL120 Professional Conduct
ENP100 Evidence
HIS140 Regulation
INT110 Family Law
INT120 Employment Law
INT130 Commercial Law
INT140 Succession
JST101 Health Law
PSY100 Children & the Law
SCS130 Law Clinic
SCS180 Competition Law

Semester 2, 2010

Plus select 1 core course from:
COR109 Building & Construction Law
COR110 Communication Theory and Practice
COR111 Communication and Thought
Plus select 1 course from:
CMN130 Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship
CMN140 Environment, Technology and Sustainability
Plus select 2 Arts and Social Sciences courses from:
CMN116 Introduction to Creative Writing
CMN130 Public Relations Strategies and Tactics
CMN140 Introduction to Creative Writing
DES104 Public Relations Strategies and Tactics
DES105 Visual Literacy: Design Principles and Practice
DES106 Ways of Seeing: Understanding Images
ENP101 Digital Photographic Practice
HIS100 The Text Files: An Introduction to Literary Studies
INT100 Environmental and Planning Studies
INT111 Global Citizens: A History of Humanity
INT121 Indonesian A
INT131 Japanese A
JST102 Italian A
PSY101 An Introduction to Australian Politics: The Makings of a Republic?
SCS110 Justice and the Australian Legal System
SCS130 Introduction to Psychology A
SCS172 Introduction to Indigenous Australia

Semester 1, 2011

Select 3 Communication courses from (refer to Note 1):
CMN213 Counselling for the Human Services Professional
CMN226 Communication and Thought
CMN228 Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship
CMN229 Environment, Technology and Sustainability
CMN235 Introduction to Journalism
CMN237 Introduction to Creative Advertising
CMN238
CMN246 Writing for Children and Young Adults
CMN248
CMN249
CMN266 Writing Poetry
EGL201 Reality Bites: An Exploration of Non-Fiction
Plus select 1 elective course

Semester 2, 2011

Select 3 Communication courses from (refer to Note 1):
CMN213 Editing for Professionals
CMN218
CMN224 Advertising Campaigns
CMN228 Media Law and Ethics
CMN231 Communication Campaign Planning
CMN237 Online Journalism
CMN247 Creative Writing for the Illustrated Book
CMN251
CMN256
CMN260 Writing the Short Story
CMN267
EGL285
Plus select 1 elective course

Semester 1, 2012

Select 3 Communication courses from (refer to Note 1):
CMN213 Editing for Professionals
CMN214
CMN216
CMN226 Creative and Interactive Advertising
CMN227
CMN228 Media Law and Ethics
CMN229
CMN235
CMN237 Online Journalism
CMN238
CMN246 Writing for Children and Young Adults
CMN248
CMN249
CMN266 Writing Poetry
EGL201 Reality Bites: An Exploration of Non-Fiction
INT270
Plus select 1 elective course

Semester 2, 2012

Select 3 Communication courses from (refer to Note 1):
CMN213 Editing for Professionals
CMN218
CMN224 Advertising Campaigns
CMN228 Media Law and Ethics
CMN231 Communication Campaign Planning
CMN237 Online Journalism
CMN240 Feature Writing
CMN247 Creative Writing for the Illustrated Book
CMN251
CMN256
CMN260 Writing the Short Story
CMN267
EGL285
Plus select 1 elective course

Notes

1. Two of the following courses also be counted towards the 12 advanced courses:
   EGL201 Reality Bites: An Exploration of Non-Fiction
   EGL285
   INT270
2. No more than 10 introductory courses are to be completed, including core courses in the Bachelor of Communication program.

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