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Hey guys, For those who have completed GOVT2225 - International Security in the 21st C - and/or GOCT2226 - International Organisations - which one would you recommend to someone who has enjoyed World Pol and Geopolitics in first year? I had orginally chosen International Security, but due...

At UNSW, the courses have changed so that Interior Architecture will be the best option for transfering into Architecture. It also has a lot of basic knowledge that will help you get into Architecture as well, whereas the Computing course will not run in parallel to the Architectural Studies...

Hi KokoNut, I've just finished my B Architectural Studies degree, I would reply using my account but it's been ages since I've been on this site, but yes, you are right, Architecture students don't spend much time trawling boredofstudies... We're too busy on Facebook complaining about lack of...

Sorry to be starting another UNSW vs USyd thread...but I'm still deciding between the two unis and I just wanted to know which uni has the better uni student life in the case of groups like law society, mooting and even other student groups? Basically which uni could provide a better social...

Just to let you know, we're doing Bush Legends and the whole class has got no idea what we're doing, the teacher hasn't explained it and is now away. Unless...do you have any info on this obscure topic?

Just wondered what everyone else is doing in History Ext classes these days and if you've started the case study. My class has been doing historiography stuff for the past term and a half now and is probably going to start case study this week (Bush legends...).

Thanks for the suggestion, it seems interesting. However, I'm not too sure how I'll do a comparative history and incorporate historiography. Help?

I'd just like some opinions about what people thingk about doing the topic: "Depiction of women in Spartan and Celtic societies, in relation to their status and roles" Maybe tie it into concept of "herstory"? I think it maybe too big of a topic...so I'll probably have to narrow it down, but...

Can anyone recommend stories that are told though a variety of different character's perspective? Basically, stories that explore perspective and different views on one topic/event/character etc. Preferably books that are targeted at a young adult or adult audience. Thanks.

Is anyone going to the MUNA conference thing at University of Western Sydney, Kingswood in term 3? never, heard of MUNA before this year...it sounds fun. I'm looking forward to it.

Hope this is not too late. Anyways these are some questions we were asked to answer lat year when we studied Animal Farm in relation to satire. If you can answer them, then you might be able to find enough relevant points to support your article: 1. Moses is descibed as "Mr Jones' especial...