Timetable
2012 Peace and Conflict Studies Program
All commencing PACS postgraduate coursework students should discuss their proposed program of study with the Postgraduate Coursework Coordinator and are encouraged to attend the CPACS new student information session on Monday 5 March 2012, 12-2 pm, in Mackie Seminar Room 107. MPACS students who wish to complete the dissertation should attend this session and discuss their eligibility with the Postgraduate Coordinator.
All PACS postgraduate students are required to complete PACS6911 in their first semester where possible. PACS units of study on offer in 2012 are listed in the timetable below. MPACS students may cross-list up to a maximum of two units of study from outside the PACS program, with approval from the Postgraduate Coursework Coordinator, . Graduate Diploma students may request to cross-list up to one unit from outside the PACS program.
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SUMMER SCHOOL 2012
PACS6928 Community Mediation: Theory and Practice
6 day intensive, 9 am – 5 pm
Stream A: Fri 13 Jan plus Mon 16 - Fri 20 Jan
or Stream B:
Fri 13 Jan plus Mon 30 Jan - Fri 3 Feb
Mr Abe Quadan & Dr Spase Karoski
PACS6913 Conflict in Organisations
6 day intensive, 9.30 am – 5 pm: Sat 17 Dec plus Tues 7- Sat 11 Feb
Mr Steve Lancken
SEMESTER ONE 2012
PACS6904 & PACS6919 Dissertation/Treatise Sessions
Monday 12-2 pm (starts Week 2)
Dr Wendy Lambourne
PACS6911 Key Issues in Peace and Conflict Studies
Monday 3-5 or 6-8 pm
Associate Professor Jake Lynch & Dr Wendy Lambourne
PACS6901 UN and International Conflict Resolution
8 x 3hrs seminars plus 8 x 1hr tutorial
Fridays 20 April, 27 April, 4 May, 11 May, 18 May, 25 May, 1 June & 8 June
Seminars 10 am- 1pm plus tutorial 2-3pm or 3-4pm or 4-5pm
Dr Wendy Lambourne
PACS6909 Cultures of Violence
Wednesday 6-8 pm
Dr Ken Macnab
PACS6914 Conflict-Resolving Media
5 days 10 am – 5 pm: Wed 28, Thurs 29 & Fri 30 March, Wed 4 & Thurs 5 April
Associate Professor Jake Lynch & Ms Annabel McGoldrick
PACS6915 Human Rights, Peace and Justice
Tuesday 3-5 or 6-8 pm
Ms Lucy Fiske
Online units
PACS6922 Peaceful Conflict Transformation
Professor Johan Galtung
PACS6923 Human Right to Food
Professor George Kent
PACS6924 Democracy in the Developing World Professor Paul D Scott
PACS6930 Ethics for a Sustainable Peace
Dr Anita Wenden
WINTER SCHOOL 2012
PACS6902 Reconciliation and Conflict Transformation
5 day intensive, 10 am – 5 pm: Fri 6, Mon 9, Tues 10, Thurs 12 & Fri 13 July
Dr Wendy Lambourne
PACS6910 Peace Through Tourism
5 day intensive 10 am – 5 pm: Monday 25 June – Friday 29 June
Dr Lynda Blanchard & Dr Freya Higgins-Desbiolles
SEMESTER TWO 2012
PACS6904 & PACS6919 Dissertation/Treatise Sessions
Monday 12-2 pm (starts Week 2)
Dr Wendy Lambourne
PACS6911 Key Issues in Peace and Conflict Studies
5 days 10 am – 5 pm: Mon 30 July, Thur 2 Aug, Fri 3 Aug, Sat 4 Aug & Mon 6 Aug
Associate Professor Jake Lynch & Dr Wendy Lambourne
PACS6907 Gender, Development and Peace
Tuesday 3-5 pm or 6-8 pm
Ms Lucy Fiske
PACS6908 Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding
Friday 2-5 pm (starts Week 2, Fri 10 Aug)
Dr Wendy Lambourne
PACS6917 Religion, War and Peace
Wednesday 6-8 pm
Ms Leticia Anderson
PRFM6900 Theatre and Community Development
Thurs 4-6 pm (Weeks 2, 4, 6 & 11) plus Mon-Thurs 24-27 Sept 10 am – 5 pm
Dr Paul Dwyer, Department of performance Studies
Online units
PACS6915 Human Rights, Peace and Justice
Dr Sandra Phelps
PACS6923 Human Right to Food
Professor George Kent
PACS6924 Democracy in the Developing World
Professor Paul D Scott
PACS6925 Peace and the Global Compact
Adjunct Professor Fred Dubee
PLEASE NOTE
Students whose academic background is not in English are strongly recommended to take ARTS7000 Academic Communication for Postgraduates in their first semester of postgraduate study. You do not need to obtain approval to enrol in this cross-listed unit, but it does count towards the maximum number of cross-listed units allowed in your degree.
All commencing PACS postgraduate students should discuss their proposed program of study with the Postgraduate Coursework Coordinator, or the MPACS Distance Coordinator, .