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10	New tastemakers and australia's post-digital literary culture
11	The future cemetery
12	Disability and the performing arts in australia: the last avant garde
13	Eco-colonial australian literature: environment, species, climate
14	Asian cultural research network
15	Communicative cities
16	Critique, creativity, ınnovation
17	Critical fas***on studies
18	Human rights and animal ethics research network
19	Postnational art histories
20	Australian centre
21	Arc centre for excellence for the history of emotions
22	Centre of visual art
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7	Governing Nonconformity: Gender Presentation, Public Space and the City in New Order Indonesia
8	The Inward Migration in Apocalyptic Times
9	Dean’s Forum: a***ociate Professor Sana Nakata
10	Melbourne Theatre Company's Abe Watson on working in the arts – and why it matters
11	How journalism students are helping Guardian Australia tell the stories of our time
12	Modern Slavery, Fas***on and Consumer Awareness research and online survey
13	COVID-19: Global Health Perspectives
14	Funded PhD Position in Media and Communications commencing 2021
15	Professor Peter Otto appointed Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor

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Total Link Count: 121

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1	School of Culture and Communication	text
2	Faculty of Arts	text
3	Welcome	text
4	Study areas	text
5	Research	text
6	Students	text
7	News and events	text
8	Resources	text
9	Australian Centre	text
10	Centre for Advancing Journalism	text
11	Research Unit in Public Cultures	text
12	Faculty of Arts	text
13	Our staff	text
14	Contact us	text
15	Art History and Art Curators*p The Art History and Art Curators*p program researches and develops knowledge in the history art. Evidence-based critical thinking and visual and aesthetic literacy prepares students for a richer engagement with the world.	text
16	Arts and Cultural Management The Arts and Cultural Management program explores the tension between culture as an economic activity and culture as symbolic expression through four key themes – organisations, governance, ident**y and labour.	text
17	Creative Writing Creative Writing is a medium used to communicate, resist, provoke and seek or find understanding. Our research investigates the artistic, historical, cultural and societal impacts of the written word.	text
18	English and Theatre Studies English and Theatre Studies focuses on the form, meanings and effects of imaginative writing and dramatic performance, and explains how these practices engage with the everyday world.	text
19	Gender Studies (Interdisciplinary program) The Gender Studies program offers students the potential to learn about issues such as s*ual difference, gender equity, q* politics, and s*uality, from a variety of thought-provoking and provocative perspectives.	text
20	Indigenous Studies An exciting interdisciplinary program that offers students an opportunity to learn about the history and cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.	text
21	Media and Communications Our program explores Media and Communications across the broad range of the discipline – from professional communication and marketing, to social media, governance, digital life and culture.	text
22	Publis*ng and Communications The Publisng and Communications program researches current issues in the publis**ng industry and educates the publishers and editors of tomorrow.	text
23	Screen and Cultural Studies The Screen and Cultural Studies program examines the history and practice of contemporary culture and screen media. Our research looks at the production, aesthetics, circulation, consumption and uses of contemporary and historical screen media and cultures.	text
24	School of Culture and Communication scholars***ps	text
25	Faculty of Arts Scholars***ps	text
26	New tastemakers and Australia's post-digital literary culture This project examines how engagements with digital media and platforms have changed the ways in which Australian literature is produced, distributed and consumed.	text
27	The Future Cemetery The research investigates the potential of new and innovative technologies to be incorporated into Australian cemeteries and memorial spaces.	text
28	Disability and the Performing Arts in Australia: The Last Avant Garde The Last Avant Garde is an ARC Linkage project exploring artistic innovation and the work of disability artists in Australia.	text
29	Eco-Colonial Australian Literature: Environment, Species, Climate Exploring the ways in which colonial Australian literature gave expression to species cla***ification and the management of habitat, extinction, climate change, and the impact of environmental disasters.	text
30	Explore all projects	text
31	Asian Cultural Research Network A collaboration researching the cultural effects of youth travel, migration and media between Asia and Australia.	text
32	Critique, Creativity, Innovation A collaboration exploring the diverse histories and possible futures of creativity and critique.	text
33	Critical Fas*on Studies A collective uniting scholars, practioners and industry to advance research on fas***on sustainability and ethics.	text
34	Human Rights and Animal Ethics Research Network An interdisciplinary network researching into transformations in response to Human-Animal Studies (HAS).	text
35	Australian Centre A centre developing innovative research projects across disciplines in the Australian arts and humanities.	text
36	Enlightenment Romanticism Contemporary Culture A unit re-envisioning the transition from Enlightenment to Romanticism and its legacies in the present.	text
37	Research Unit in Public Cultures A unit researching transformations in public culture produced by new intersections of knowledge, media, space and mobility.	text
38	Contact us	text
39	Undergraduate Information for current undergraduate students. Including essay writing guides and citation styles, attendance and extensions	text
40	Honours Information for current honours students. Including essay writing guides and citation styles, minor thesis due dates, and attendance.	text
41	Graduate coursework Information for current graduate coursework students, including essay writing guides and citation styles, cover sheets, minor thesis due dates, attendance and interns***ps	text
42	Graduate research Information for prospective students regarding the Doctor of Philosophy (Arts) or Masters by Research program.	text
43	Graduate researcher career profiles Our graduate researchers pursue academic careers and also use their skills to shape careers in other fields.	text
44	Scholars***ps and prizes The School of Culture and Communication offers a range of awards to provide scholars with opportunities for development and research.	text
45	School of Culture and Communication scholars***ps	text
46	Faculty of Arts scholars***ps and prizes	text
47	Dean’s Forum: a***ociate Professor Sana Nakata In this conversation, Sana sits down with Dean of Arts Professor Russell Goulbourne to discuss how we can transform our Faculty to be a more inclusive, supportive space for all students 07 Jul 2020 Dean's Forum	text
48	Melbourne Theatre Company's Abe Watson on working in the arts – and why it matters Abe shares his views on the value of the arts and arts education and talks about his work with the Melbourne Theatre Company 07 Jul 2020 News	text
49	How journalism students are helping Guardian Australia tell the stories of our time Quality journalism has never been more important in this time of COVID-19 pandemic 07 Jul 2020 News	text
50	Modern Slavery, Fas*on and Consumer Awareness research and online survey Professor Natalya Lusty and Dr Harriette Richards are undertaking research into consumer awareness around modern slavery in Australian fason. 02 Jul 2020 Critical Fas**on Studies	text

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1	ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions	text
2	Bachelor of Arts	text
3	Facebook	text
4	Twitter	text
5	Communicative Cities A platform for strategic research projects and tactical interventions into the issues transforming public culture.	text
6	Postnational Art Histories A network of scholars developing major projects that rethink the paradigms of national art history.	text
7	ARC Centre for Excellence for the History of Emotions A multidisciplinary centre researching the history of emotional behaviours from medieval Europe to the present.	text
8	Centre of Visual Art A centre facilitating innovative, cross-disciplinary research that focuses on the significant cultural issues of today.	text
9	More information	text
10	Tuesday 4 August 2020 1:00pm - 2:00pm Governing Nonconformity: Gender Presentation, Public Space and the City in New Order Indonesia Seminar or Forum	image
11	Tuesday 11 August 2020 1:00pm - 2:00pm The Inward Migration in Apocalyptic Times Public Lecture	image
12	3 August 2020 7 September 2020 COVID-19: Global Health Perspectives Seminar or Forum	image
13	Twitter	text
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17	STAFF INTRANET	text
18	Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences	text
19	Bachelor of Arts	text
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21	Students.unimelb website	text