Theories of population and community ecology as well as the significance of geological processes on ecosystems are covered. Students learn how the northward movement of the Australian continent has effected its environment and ecosystems. Differences between the North American and Australian ecosystems are also examined. The course gives students a basic understanding of methods used in practical anthropological inquiry and some of their applications. Current social, political, and economic issues relating to aboriginal Australians such as Land Rights and Reconciliation are reviewed.
Students draw comparisons between Australian and North American cultures throughout the course.
Political, business, social, and cultural relationships that exist among selected countries are evaluated in this course. It reviews the milieu in which foreign policy is made and business operates with particular emphasis on the relationship between Australia and Asia. Students become well-versed in labor movements and transnational corporations. A multitude of internship opportunities awaits you in the bustling city of Sydney. You work with WCP to secure an internship that will enhance your career and academic goals.