Postgraduate Calendar 1999 - Library - University of Wollongong

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12 Facilittes and Associations FACILITIES AND ASSOCIATIONS LIBRARY The University Library provides students and staff with a range erof them are available from your home computer if you are connected to ttie Internet. Wort
1MB ATM, 2 NAB ATMs. General: Conference and Function Centre (Telephone: 4221 8093) Cinema/General Purpose Hall Meeting and Conference Rooms Hair Care: T>ie Cutting Crew (Tetephone: 4221 3111 or 4229 3814) Medical Centre: General Practitioners, Dentist and Optometrist (Tetephone: 4226 2199) Travel: STA Travel Service (Telephone: 4226 2077) Student Welfare: SRC Offices (Tetephone: 4221 4202) Student Services - Counselling (Tetephone: 4221 3455) - Careers Advice (Telephone: 4221 3324) - Accommodation Office/Job Shop (Telephone: 4221 4622) - Women's Room - Chaplain (Telephone: 4221 3534) University Security (Telephone: 4221 4555) Keira Buffet and Raciti's restaurant are located in the McKinnon building. Clut>s and Societies There are over 50 campus dubs and sodeties on campus, ranging from religious and cultural groups to faculty and recreational groups. Campus clubs and societies affiliate with one body, the Clubs and Societies Support Office. This organisation is jointly supported by ttie UniCentre and ttie SRC. Support is offered to clubs via ttie UniCentre's Clubs and Sodeties Officer whose office is situated on the ground floor, UniCentre Arcade. Uni Job Shop Casual Employment Office The Uni Job Shop is located on ttie ground floor in ttie UniCentre Arcade. The Job Shop seeks casual, part-time and temporary employment opportunities for students. The office also has a database of students looking for casual work For more information, ttie Job Shop can be contaded on 4221 4622. Accommodation Office The UniCentre Accommodation office is located on the ground floor in ttie UniCentre Arcade. The office lists private accommodation opportunities for students. To contad ttie Accommodation Office, ptease call 4221 4622. Entertainment Program The UniCentre runs a comprehensive adivities and entertainment program induding live music, art, weekly movies and more. For details tetephone 4221 8000. UniCentre Children's Services The childcare centres on campus offer childcare facilities to botti students and staff by qualified Eariy Childhood staff. Kids' Uni North and Kids' Uni South are (2) long day-care centres catering for children between the ages of 6 weeks and 5 years. The centres operate tietween the hours of 8.00 am and 6.00 pm Monday to Friday and are open 51 weeks of the year. Both centres offer full-time, part-time and occasional care implementing educational programmes. SUPPORT SERVICES ABORIGINAL EDUCATION CENTRE The Aboriginal Education Centre (AEC) provides for equity of access, partidpation and outcome for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peopte. As well as HSC and Mature-age entry, ttie University has a policy which supports enrolment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students who may not have had an opportunity to complete final Support Services 13 Chickichong. the after-school and vacation care sen/ice, caters for 30 chitoren between ttie ages of 5 years and 12 years. The after schoolhours programme operates ft-om 3 00-6.00 pm dunng school terms and transport is available from seteded schools The vacation-care programme operates from 800 to 6.00 pm during school holiday periods Further information and application forms may be obtained for ttie centre or by phoning (02) 4221 8035. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The University of Wollongong's Alumni Assodation helps former students, graduates and diplomates to remain in contad with ttie University and with each other. Members receive ttie University's alumni magazine, Outiook, twice a year and are invited to reunions, annual dinners and other fijnctions. Several chapter groups, eg Engineering, Education, Commerce, Sdence, Shoalhaven and ttie Campus Chapter, and ttiose tocated overseas, organise social and professional development adivities An annual subscription rate of $25 (or $95 for five years) entitles members to receive a wide range of special benefits and discount rates. Assodate Membership of ttie Alumni Association is open to cun-ent students and staff at the same subscription rates. The Alumni Assodation is a great way for students to meet University of Wollongong graduates, and to develop their professional networt
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FACULTY OF ARTS MEMBER UNITS The Fa
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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES PROG
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ENGLISH STUDIES COURSES OFFERED The
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NB English Studies 79 Students inte
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ENGL921 Turning Points: Selected Po
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SUBJECT DESCRIPTIONS Where textiboo
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INTR920 Advanced Intemational Econo
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MARITIME POLICY COURSES OFFERED The
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MPOL952 Selected Topics in Maritime
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MODERN LANGUAGES Modem Languages 91
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Phitosophy 93 Number Subject Credit
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POLITICS COURSES OFFERED The follow
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SOC921 Special Topic in Sociologica
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110 Facurty of Commerce CENTRE FOR
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132 Facutty of Commerece ECONOMICS
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134 Faculty of Commerece SCHEDULE 7
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