1602HUM: Understanding Islam&Muslim Soc
This course was formerly known as 1602ART
| Academic Career: | UGRD - Undergraduate |
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| Academic Subject Area: | Studies in Human Society |
| Host Element: | HUM - School of Humanities |
| Student Contribution Band: | Band 1 |
| Workload Units: | 10 Credit Points. |
| Progress Units: | 10 Credit Points. |
| Description: | This is an introductory course that exposes students to the basic and fundamental beliefs and practices that constitute the fabric of the Islamic world. Students will be able to explore relationships and differences between the key teachings of Islam and the customary practices of Muslims. In doing so, students will study both unity and diversity in various regions of the Muslim world. Historical and anthropological approaches to studying a number of key institutions and discourses in Muslim societies will also be introduced. This course will be taught online by University of Melbourne. It is offered to students of University of Melbourne, University of Western Sydney and Griffith University. Local tutorial support will be available at all three universities. Incompatible: 1602ART Understanding Islam & Muslim Societies |
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| Enrol Requirements: | nil |
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