Course overview
This course consists of an intensive study tour or virtual experience introducing science students to culture and society and providing an opportunity to visit a partner institution, participate in academic seminars and/or cultural activities.
The course is designed to develop students' skills in observation, reflection, induction, and deduction of discipline-specific issues, develop graduates' knowledge of regional affairs, and gain confidence to work in one of a range of regional environments.
As some of the tours are sponsored by specific industry bodies, they may want to be involved in the selection of students. In general, selection will be based on academic record, demonstrated ability to work well in groups and may include involvement in extracurricular activities and alignment to career aspirations.
Course learning outcomes
- Critically investigate and identify the elements of a scientific-related system (e.g., the physical, chemical and/or biological characteristics and processes; driving mechanisms, methods of analysis; implementation; management).
- Analyse current scientific practices and suggest alternative methods of analysis, experimental design, and/or management/implementation.
- Identify and reflect on the cultural and social context of scientific-related systems in different locations and/or industries.
Availability
Class details
Adelaide City Campus East
Class number 29648
Section 01CE
Size 0
Available -5
Notes:
Class details
Adelaide City Campus East
Class number 42058
Section 01CE
Size 0
Available 0
Notes:
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