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Strategic and Defence Studies Centre · ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
This course provides the opportunity for students to study war's conduct and aftermath through an intensive off-campus study experience, which may occur in Australia or overseas. Topics will vary but the emphasis of this course will be in observing and analysing former theatres of war, and material and non-material culture of affected populations, to develop a deep understanding of warfare as a human phenomenon. While contextual learning will take place at ANU, the bulk of the teaching will take place during the off-campus study tour.
Assessment will vary depending on the structure and topic of the course but is likely to consist of mixture of a student's contribution to group learning, individual or group presentations, a research project and/or a reflective exercise. (null) [LO null]
120 hours of student activity but allocation will vary depending on the structure of the course and the scope and duration of the field study component. Work Integrated Learning Fieldwork This WIL component helps you to develop different perspectives while engaging in real situations. It allows you to learn through direct application of your future specialised role in real workplace setting.
Reading will vary depending upon the topic and structure of the course.