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''This course introduces you to regional relations in the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia and New Zealand. It uses the frameworks of the Social Sciences and International Relations to guide you on a self-directed investigation of historical and contemporary regional relations throughout Asia and the Pacific, the different societies that comprise the region, and current affairs in the region.'' | ''This course introduces you to regional relations in the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia and New Zealand. It uses the frameworks of the Social Sciences and International Relations to guide you on a self-directed investigation of historical and contemporary regional relations throughout Asia and the Pacific, the different societies that comprise the region, and current affairs in the region.'' | ||
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Welcome to AST1000.
This course introduces you to regional relations in the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia and New Zealand. It uses the frameworks of the Social Sciences and International Relations to guide you on a self-directed investigation of historical and contemporary regional relations throughout Asia and the Pacific, the different societies that comprise the region, and current affairs in the region.
The course ultimately aims to foster more understanding of the region among students of the course, in order to facilitate better international cooperation and cross cultural communication in Asia and the Pacific.
Module objectives
On successful completion of this module, you will be able to:
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