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The course consists of a core of fourteen subjects (160 points) comprising (4) four "discipline" subjects (64 points), (4) four "knowledge" subjects (48 points), (6) six "communication" subjects (56 points), and (3) three "restricted elective" subjects for a total 24 points.

(4) four "discipline" subjects:

THM108 Principles of Theatre/Media (16 points)
THM208 Devised Performance (16 points)
THM308 Applied Production Research (16 points)
THM302 Theatre/Media Workshop (16 points)

(5) five "knowledge" subjects:

ACT125 Modern Theatre Prior to 1945
ACT126 Modern Theatre Post World War II
ACT224 Classic Theatre (16 points)
ACT324 Theatre & Cultural Action
ACT310 Australian Theatre

(6) six "communication" subjects:

COM111 Professional Writing
COM130 Media Production and Presentation (16 points)
COM115 Media Audiences & Public Opinion
COM108 Video Production

and either,

COM212 Scriptwriting

or,

COM229 Documentary & Information Programming
COM341 Industrial Issues in the Arts
and three restricted electives from the following options

(3) three "restricted electives":

ACT110 Masked Theatre
CLT209 Media Languages & Cultures
COM212 Scriptwriting
COM213 On Camera Performance
COM229 Documentary & Information Programming
COM236 Event Management
COM319 Media Ethics & Public Policy
COM340 Social Media
LIT111 Texts and Meaning
LIT214 Australian Literature
LIT221 Creative Writing
LIT218 "The Woman Question" In Nineteenth Century England and America
LIT303 The English Novel from Austin to Lawrence
LIT315 Author in Context: Special Literature Study
POL110 Australian History and Politics
POL210 Politics of Identity
POL212 Global Politics and Culture
POL305 Politics and the Media
THM207 Drama & Theatre for Young People

Enrolment pattern

Session 1

ACT125 Modern Theatre Prior to 1945
COM111 Professional Writing
COM130 Media Production and Presentation (16 points) (commenced)
THM108 Principles of Theatre/Media (16 points) (commenced)

Session 2

ACT126 Modern Theatre Post World War II
COM115 Media Audiences & Public Opinion
COM130 Media Production and Presentation (16 points) (concluded)
THM108 Principles of Theatre/Media (16 points) (concluded)

Session 3

ACT224 Classic Theatre (16 points) (commenced)
COM108 Video Production
THM208 Devised Performance (16 points) (commenced)
[ ] Restricted Elective

Session 4

ACT224Classic Theatre (16 points) (concluded)
either,
COM212 Scriptwriting
or,
COM229 Documentary & Information Programming
THM208 Devised Performance (16 points) (concluded)
[ ] Restricted Elective

Session 5

THM308 Applied Production Research (16 points)
ACT324 Theatre & Cultural Action
[ ] Restricted Elective

Session 6

THM302 Theatre/Media Workshop (16 points)
COM341 Industrial Issues in the Arts
ACT310 Australian Theatre

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