This course looks at questions of equity and justice in a challenging and interdisciplinary way. Its aim is to ask how can we achieve equity and justice in a variety of contexts - from the body to the environment. And to see how questions of equity and justice intersect with nationality, citizenship, identity, race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, faith and belief. Given the interdisciplinary nature of the course, many of the seminars will be conducted by some of the university?s best teachers, research staff and Emeriti from a variety of disciplines in the arts and the sciences. In the process of the above inquiry the course will traverse current issues facing us locally and globally .

Seminar participation (10%), oral presentation (30%) and research essay (60%)

13 weeks with 2 seminar-style lectures, plus 1 tutorial per week (tutorials begin in second week)

Completion of 48 units towards a degree program.

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