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Welcome to AustraliaA N U G L O B A L P R O G R A M S

O r i e n t a t i o n P r o g r a m

VOLUNTARY PRE-ORIENTATION ACTIVITY2019 has seen the expansion of our orientation programming and the addi-tion of our ‘Welcome to Australia’ orientation trip. Students were met in Sydney, many fresh off the plane, by Global Programs team members and the Barefoot Downunder team; two facilitators of this trip. There were ice breaking games, a historical walk around Sydney, a traditional Welcome to Country by an indigenous elder, plenty of beach selfies, and a dolphin cruise to wrap it up. The students on this trip created a great friendship group and support network that they continue to engage with well into the semester.

WELCOME TO AUSTRALIA

F I R S T C O M P U L S O R Y E V E N TFRIDAY PRE-ORIENTATION

The Global Programs team has put together a fantastic pre-orientation week session for our Inbound Study Abroad and Exchange students. This session grants these stu-dents early and exclusive access to essential university services, an opportunity to sort out their final course se-lections and is a social opportunity to meet their peers and create a sense of community. They have the opportunity to speak to ANU support staff, hear about what ANU has to offer and also have Australian reptile and beach safety presentations. It’s a great way to kick off their journey at ANU and the students have so much fun!

V O L U N TA R Y A C T I V I T Y

CANBERRA TOUR

We are so proud to be Canberran and love to show off what we have to offer here. A great way to welcome our new students to ANU is to give them a glimpse of the beautiful city they will call home for the coming months. Our Canberra tour included stops at the Australian War Memorial, Australian Parliament House and Mount Ains-lie; the perfect spot for a birds eye view of this beautifully planned and designed city.

V O L U N TA R Y PA I D A C T I V I T YTIDBINBILLA

Canberra boasts the title of the bush capital of Australia and for good reason! We are surrounded by naturalbeauty, bushlands and native Australian animals. We lovestudents out to Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve during their time at ANU to immerse themselves in the environment. We take them for a lovely bush walk, see many Australian animals and usually visit the Canberra Deep Space Com-munication Complex co-owned by NASA!

Law

law.anu.edu.au

ANU College of Law is Australia’s national law school. We are ranked 12th in the world and 2nd in Australia for law by the QS World Uni-versity Rankings. Balancing global outlook with local focus, we have a long-standing reputa-tion for excellence in education, research and community outreach.

With many academic staff recognised as lead-ers in their fields, the ANU College of Law has an enviable research profile, holding particular expertise in constitutional and administrative law, international law and environmental law.

Through their studies, our graduates gain the knowledge and skills to lead organisations, develop public policy, create new companies and undertake research. Our alumni may be found in the world’s leading companies, policy agencies and universities.

90COURSES

Browse available courses online:

programsandcourses.anu.edu.au

offered in 2019

#1in Australia for

GRADUATE

EMPLOYABILITY

#12

5Maximum rating for

LAW

LEGAL RESEARCH

and

in the world for Law

1

2

3

1. According to Emerging Global Employability Survey 2017

2. According to QS World University Ranking by Subject 2018

3. According to 2018 Excellence in Research for Australia

SUGGESTED COURSES

CODE COURSE NAME

LAWS1205 Australian Public Law

LAWS2202 Commonwealth Constitutinal Law

LAWS2250 International Law

LAWS2249 Legal Theory

LAWS4260 Law and Psychology

LAWS4280 Law and the Humanities

EXCHANGE & STUDY ABROAD COURSE SELECTION GUIDE

To enrol in a LAWS course at ANU you must be currently studying a Law degree at your home university (eg. Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Juris Doctor or Master of Laws).

Law exchange students undertaking a law degree at their home university can take any law course that does not have a specific course prerequisite (1000 & some 2000 level courses).

RESTRICTIONS

The following law courses are not avail-able to exchange and study abroad students:

• Online courses• Law internship courses• Clinical courses• Overseas study tour courses• LEGW courses• Mooting courses• Research paper courses

PRE-REQUISITES AND ASSUMED KNOWLEDGESome 2000 to 4000 level courses have specific course pre-requisites. You must meet the pre-requisites if you wish to enrol in these courses. You may struggle if you do not have the required assumed knowledge. For instance, if you are currently in your second-year, you might struggle doing a 4000 level law course.

Pre-requisites example:You are required to have studied international law at your home institution if you wish to study LAWS4225 International Law of Human Rights, LAWS4226 International Trade Law and LAWS4223 International Dispute Resolution. If you have not studied international law prior to coming to ANU, you need to enrol in LAWS2250 concurrently to be able to take the afore mentioned courses (subject to approval). A detailed pre-requisites list can be found on the ANU College of Law’s website:

law.anu.edu.au/current-students/international-opportunities/inbound-exchange

If you have any questions about meeting pre-requsities for law courses, please contact:

[email protected]

INFORMATION FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDENTSIf you are studying law at a postgraduate level in your home institution, you are allowed to study 6000 and 8000 level courses, in addition to undergraduate courses in ANU. For postgraduate course selection, please refer to:

law.anu.edu.au/current-students/master-laws-llm-students/llmgclaw-courses

Business & Economics

cbe.anu.edu.au

Our focus, within the ANU College of Business and Economics, is on develop-ing leaders who transform businesses, societies and economies.

The strength of our international reputa-tion attracts exceptional students from Australia, the Asia-Pacific and beyond.

Supported by a dynamic team of aca-demic and professional staff, students are offered a full suite of engaged learn-ing opportunities to increase their em-ployability and globalise their education experience.

Through their studies, our graduates gain



#1in Australia for

GRADUATE

EMPLOYABILITY

#211

2

1 & 2. Global University Employability Ranking 2017

3. 2016 Graduate Outcomes Survey: ANU College of Business

and Economics

4. 2017 data from ANU Alumni database

in the world for

GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY

for CBE graduates with a Bachelor’s degree

$60,000AVERAGE INCOME

84%graduates reported their qualification prepared them

for employment

WELL VERY WELLor

34

EXCHANGE & STUDY ABROAD COURSE SELECTION GUIDEExchange and study abroad students from any disciplines are allowed to take CBE courses, sub-ject to home institution approvals. Students are allowed to take 1000, 2000 and 3000 level courses in CBE. Please note that students need to meet course pre-requisites in addition to obtaining ap-proval from home institutions. 4000 level courses are intended for honours students. They are not available to exchange and study abroad students.

PRE-REQUISITES AND ASSUMED KNOWLEDGESome 2000 to 4000 level courses have specific course pre-requisites. You must meet the pre-requisites if you wish to enrol in these courses. More information about pre-requisites and assumed knowledge are available on programs and courses website.


If you have any questions about meeting pre-requsities, please contact:

[email protected]

Pre-requisites Example: To enrol in STAT2013 you must have completed either of the following ANU courses; MATH1113, MATH1116 or MATH1014. As you have not previously completed courses at ANU, you must demonstrate that you have achieved similar learning outcomes at your home institution. By using the ANU Programs and Courses site, you can see that these courses cover Linear Algebra and Calculus. You must therefore demonstrate that you have completed study of these subjects at an adequate level at your home institution. You will be required to provide detailed course outlines for relevant subjects to demonstrate that these topics have been covered.

FEATURED COURSES

CODE COURSE NAME

BUSI2023 Dynamics of Asian Business

BUSN3017 Corporate Social Responsibility, Accountability and Reporting

ECON2026 Money and Banking

ECON2141 Strategic Thinking: An Introduction to Game Theory

MGMT1003 Management, People and Organisations

STAT2005 Introduction to Stochastic Processes

STAT3017 Big Data Statistics

RESTRICTIONSExchange and study abroad students are not allowed to take CBE Internship Project CBEA307 and CBE Special Industry Project CBEA3001.

Engineering & Computer Sciences

cecs.anu.edu.au

At the ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science, you will have the op-portunity to join an exceptional teaching and learning environment, offering some of the best engineering and computer sci-ence programs in the world.

At the College of Engineering and Comput-er Science, you will have the opportunity to undertake groundbreaking research, en-gage world-class academics, and connect with a vibrant student cohort.

Through modern, unique programs, we encourage our students to build a diverse, multidisciplinary skillset that will prepare our graduates for successful entry into a changing job market.



1. Focuses on a system engineering approach, according to QS

Rankings 2018

#50Engineering program

in the world for

SUPER

1

#13Automation and

in the world for

Control Engineering

(a key component of the Mechatronics Engineering specialisation offered in Bachelor’s degree)

COMPUTER

home to RAIJIN,Australia’s largest and most powerful university based super-computer

home to world’sLARGEST

PARABOIDAL DISH

SOLAR CONCENTRATOR

( 500 m2 in size )

1

FEATURED COURSES

CODE COURSE NAME

COMP1710 Web Development and Design

COMP1720 Art and Interaction in New Media

EXCHANGE & STUDY ABROAD COURSE SELECTION GUIDEExchange and study abroad students are allowed to enrol in 1000, 2000, 3000 level courses, sub-ject to home institution’s approval. Please note that students need to meet course pre-requisites in addition to obtaining approval from home institutions. 4000 level courses are not available to ex-change and study abroad students.

PRE-REQUISITES AND ASSUMED KNOWLEDGEMost 2000 level courses and above have specific course pre-requisites. You must meet the pre-requisites if you wish to enrol in these courses. Detailed list of pre-requisites and assumed knowledge are available on programs and courses website.

Pre-requisites example:To enrol in COMP2700, Cyber Security Foundations course, you must have completed COMP1100 or COMP1130 and COMP1600 in ANU. As you have not previously completed courses at ANU, you must demonstrate that you have completed courses with similar learning outcomes at your home institution. You will be required to provide detailed course outlines from your home institution for relevant subjects to demonstrate that you have met the pre-requisites. If you have any questions about meeting pre-requsities, please contact:

[email protected]

COMP2700 Cyber Security Foundations

COMP2620

COMP3620

COMP3670

RESTRICTIONSResearch projects, Special Topics courses and Internships are not available to exchange and study abroad students. Case-by-case approval may be granted by the Associate Dean (Education) to students who have secured a commitment of joint supervision from an ANU Supervisor and a Home University Supervisor.

CODE COURSE NAME

ENGN1215 Engineering Sciences

ENGN1217 Introduction to Mechanics

ENGN2222 Engineering Thermodynamics

ENGN2229 Dynamics and SimulationLogic

Artificial Intelligence

Introduction to Machine Learning

ENGN3230 Engineering Innovation

ENGN2222 Engineering for a Humanitarian Context

Students from related disciplines and backgrounds are not guaranteed enrolment to featured courses as well as other engineering and computer science courses. 2000 level and above cours-es are not entry-level courses. Enrolments are subject to approval from relevant academic col-lege/s. Students are encouraged to take foundational and 1000 level courses if they do not have the required assumed knowledge.

Arts & Social Sciences

cass.anu.edu.au

The College of Arts and Social Sciences (CASS) is one of a kind in its depth, breadth and diversity. We are ranked number one in Australia and amongst the world’s best in arts, humanities, and social sciences. Our aca-demic staff pioneer internationally recognised research.

The College provides students with the skills for whatever path they choose in life, making the most of who and where we are. The multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary nature of our research provides an incredibly rich teaching environment to challenge and inspire.

As an educational community dedicated to the pursuit of excellence and to the production of knowledge that will serve the Australian nation and the world, we are proud to provide a welcoming and engaging environment.



5Maximum rating for

ANTHROPOLOGY,

1. Broad-field research in CASS is rated well above world standard

according to Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) 2018.

2. 5 star rating is above world standard in ERA 2018 report.

DEMOGRAPHY &

LINGUISTICS

1

82%Academic staff hold PhD degree

60MAJORS

100MINORS

+ 80%is above world standard

RESEARCH

2

FEATURED COURSES

CODE COURSE NAME

ARTH2098 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art

BIAN3018 Primate Behavioural Ecology Field School in Cambodia

EXCHANGE & STUDY ABROAD COURSE SELECTION GUIDEExchange and study abroad students from any disciplines are allowed to enrol in CASS courses. Students are allowed to take any 1000, 2000 and 3000 level courses, subject to home institution’s approval. Please note that students need to meet course pre-requisites in addition to obtaining ap-proval from home institutions. 4000 level courses are not available to exchange and study abroad students.

PRE-REQUISITES AND ASSUMED KNOWLEDGESome 2000 and 3000 level courses have specific course pre-requisites. You must meet the pre-requisites if you wish to enrol in these courses. Some courses may also require students to travel outside of Canberra. Students are responsible to ensure that they have the required travel documentations, clearance and financial capacity prior to enrolling in these courses.

Pre-requisites example:To enrol in POLS2102, Political Belief and Deceit course, you must have completed 12 ANU units of 1000-level POLS courses or have permission from the course convenor. As you have not previously completed courses at ANU, you must demonstrate that you have completed courses with similar learning outcomes at your home institution. The courses you have completed need to be equivalent to 12 ANU units and have similar learning outcomes to 1000 level POLS courses in ANU. You may be required to provide detailed course outlines from your home institution for relevant subjects to demonstrate that you have met the pre-requisites.

Students can check pre-requisites and course requirements online on ANU programs and courses website. If you have any questions about meeting pre-requsities, please contact:

[email protected]

CRIM3002 Corruption in Sport

HIST2142 Indigenous Memory and History: On Page, Stage and Screen

HUMN2002 Gutenberg to Google: Histories of Information

POLS2101 Refugee Politics: Displacement and Exclusion in the 20th and 21st Centuries

POLS2102 Political Belief and Deceit

Asia & Pacific

asiapacif ic.anu.edu.au

The ANU College of Asia and the Pacific is Australia National University’s only regionally focused College, and plays a vital role in in-forming public policy and Australia’s intellec-tual engagement with the societies, cultures and economies of Asia and the Pacific.

The College hosts the largest number of regional experts and specialist academic programs in the English-speaking world, and plays a vital role in informing public policy and Australia’s intellectual engagement with the societies, cultures and economies of Asia and the Pacific.

With the College’s focus on Asia and the Pacific more relevant now than ever, ANU is indisputably the best place to prepare the next generation of regional specialists for the challenges of the Asian century.



#1in Australia for

POLITICS &

INTERNATIONAL1

1. According to QS world university ranking by subject 2018

offered by the college

15ASIAN LANGUAGES

94%academic staff holds a

PhD QUALIFICATION

MAJORS27

MINORS41STUDIES

SPECIALISATIONS

37

SUGGESTED COURSES

CODE COURSE NAME

STST2001 International Security Issues in the Asia Pacific

STST2003 Australia and Security in the Pacific Islands

ASIA1025 Asia and the Pacific: Power, Diversity and Change

ASIA2311 Gender and Cultural Studies in Asia and the Pacific

POLS2055 Pacific Politics

ASIA2093 Natural Resource Conflicts in Asia and the Pacific

EXCHANGE & STUDY ABROAD COURSE SELECTION GUIDEThe College welcomes enrolment from exchange and study abroad students in all of its under-graduate courses, including 1000,2000 and 3000 level courses. Admission in postgraduate level courses is granted on a case by case basis and only to students currently studying at a post-graduate level at their home institution.

Students who wish to continue their language study will be required to a language placement test prior to enrolment to ensure they are placed in the correct course.

RESTRICTIONSThe following courses are not available to exchange and study abroad students:

• Online courses• Internship courses• Individual research courses• Global learning courses and 4000 level courses• Non-standard sessional courses

PRE-REQUISITES AND ASSUMED KNOWLEDGESome 2000 to 3000 level courses have specific course pre-requisites. You must meet the pre-requisites if you wish to enrol in these courses. You may struggle if you do not have the re-quired assumed knowledge.

Pre-requisites Example:A 3000 level Security Studies course may require you to have already completed 2 introducto-ry Security Studies courses to ensure you have a firm basis in the discipline. As you have not previously completed courses at ANU, you must demonstrate that you have completed courses with similar learning outcomes at your home institution. You will be required to provide detailed course outlines from your home institution for relevant subjects to demonstrate that you have met the pre-requisites. Find out more about pre-requisites and assumed knowledge on programs and courses website:



[email protected]

At the ANU Joint Colleges of Science, Health and Medicine we are committed to solving problems through big picture and applied scientific research, to improving health outcomes for people around the world, and to the sustainable, secure and equitable use of glob-al resources. In the past 70 years we have produced four Nobel Laureates, some of Australia’s most pre-eminent scientists and thousands of graduates with a world-class education in science, health and medicine. An intensive research culture combined with small class sizes provides an unparalleled learning environment, ensuring our students become leaders of the future with knowledge and skills to lead organisations, develop public policy, create new companies and undertake research. Our alumni may be found in the world’s leading companies, policy agencies and universities.

ScienceANU College of

Health & Medicine

ANU College of

science.anu.edu.au

25MAJORS

26MINORS

3,067UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

27%INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

4NOBEL

LAUREATES

among staff and alumni

20SPECIALISATIONS

FEATURED COURSES

CODE COURSE NAME

ASTR3002 Galaxies and Cosmology

ENVS3008 Fire in the Environment

ENVS2001 Biodiversity Science

PHYS2013 Quantum Mechanics

PHYS2205 Physics for Future Leaders

EXCHANGE & STUDY ABROAD COURSE SELECTION GUIDE

RESTRICTIONSThe following science courses are not available to exchange and study abroad students:

• Science internship Courses• Research Project Courses*• Any courses that require a supervisor*

*students may be approved to take the research courses under special circumstances.

Exchange and study abroad students are only permitted to take 1000, 2000 and 3000 level courses. When selecting courses, students need to ensure that they have met the pre-requisites and assumed knowledge prior to their study in ANU.

CODE COURSE NAME

PSYC2011 Introduction to Forensic and Criminal Psychology

ENVS2005 Island Sustainable Development

SCOM2003 Science in Popular Fiction

SCOM3012 Science Communication and the Web CHEM2208 Chemical Biology

CHEM3060 Research Project in Chemistry

PRE-REQUISITES AND ASSUMED KNOWLEDGESome 2000 to 3000 level courses have specific course pre-requisites. You must meet the pre-requi-sites if you wish to enrol in these courses. Certain courses also require an expression of interest as spaces are often limited or involve some form of travel.


[email protected]

More information about pre-requisites and assumed knowledge can be found online on the ANU pro-grams and courses website.


Pre-requisites example:

To study ASTR3002 you are required to have some prior knowledge to ensure you are able to suc-ceed in this course. ANU students are required to complete ANU courses PHYS2020 and MATH2306 prior to enrolling in this course; please visit the ANU Programs and Courses site to review the learn-ing outcomes for these two courses to ensure you have covered these topics at your home institu-tion. You will need to provide evidence that you have achieved these learning outcomes by providing course outlines from your home institution.

School of Arts & Design

soad.cass.anu.edu.au

The ANU School of Art & Design provides a stimulating environment in which to study art history and art theory, design and visual arts.

Located in an iconic art deco building on the ANU campus in central Canberra, the school has drawn on its proximity to Australia’s national galleries and museums to build a strong recip-rocal relationship with major cultural institutions for teaching and learning.

Our philosophy embraces an interdisciplinary and flexible approach to art education, where digital practices augment traditional media. We have a long-standing reputation for excellence in teaching and learning, practice-led research and community outreach.



1. According to QS World University Ranking by Subject 2018

12MAJORS

13DISCIPLINES

102COURSES

undergraduate

offered in 2019

21EXHIBITIONS

in ANU School of Arts & Design Gallery

100ART & DESIGN

in the world for1

TOP

FEATURED COURSES

CODE COURSE NAME

ARTV1020 Figure & Life

ARTV1602 Photomedia: Colour Photography and Digital Skills

EXCHANGE & STUDY ABROAD COURSE SELECTION GUIDEExchange and study abroad students from any discipline are allowed to enrol in ARTH (Art History and Art Theory) 1000 and 2000 level courses, subject to receiving approval from their home institution and meeting course pre-requisites. 3000 level ARTH courses are restricted and will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

To enrol in most ARTV (Visual Arts) and DESN (Design) courses at ANU you must be currently study-ing a visual arts or design degree at your home university. ARTV and DESN courses have a limited en-rolment capacity and access is restricted. Eligible exchange and study abroad students can nominate 1000, 2000 and 3000 level ARTV and DESN courses, subject to receiving approval from their home institution. 4000 level courses are not available to exchange and study abroad students.

Students interested in taking studio-based courses in the School of Art & Design should note that many courses will charge a material fee which is not covered by the tuition waiver. Material Fees and Optional Workshop Fees are outlined on the School of Art & Design website.

PRE-REQUISITES AND ASSUMED KNOWLEDGESome 2000 and 3000 level courses have specific course pre-requisites. You must meet the pre-req-uisites if you wish to enrol in these courses. Students can check pre-requisites and course require-ments online on the ANU Programs and Courses website.

Pre-requisites example:To enrol in DESN2003 Creative Data Visualisation you must have completed DESN2002 Foundations of Creative Code. As you have not previously completed courses at ANU, you must demonstrate that you have completed courses with similar learning outcomes at your home institution. The courses you have completed need to have similar learning outcomes to DESN2002. You may be required to provide detailed course outlines from your home institution for relevant subjects to demonstrate that you have met the pre-requisites.

Portfolio requirements for Visual Arts and Design students:To be considered for enrolment into 2000 or 3000 level ARTV or DESN courses, please email a portfo-lio to [email protected] for consideration. Your portfolio should include 12-15 images (photographs, video(s), website link, etc.) of current work. It needs to demonstrate proficiency and skills equivalent to the specific pre-requisite course(s) listed on the ANU Programs and Courses website. Your portfo-lio will be considered by academic staff in the relevant discipline(s) at the School of Art & Design.

If you have any questions about meeting ARTH, ARTV or DESN course pre-requisites, please contact:

[email protected]

ARTV1703 Drawing into Print: Etching and Relief

DESN1002 Visual Communication: Design and Production

DESN1003 Contemporary Design In Context

DESN2002 Foundations of Creative Code

Australian National Internships Program

anip.anu.edu.au

The Australian National Internships Program (ANIP) offers research-focused internships with the leading institutions of Australian policy-making and politics.

Open to students from all academic disciplines, this elite program has provided a foundational experience for emerging leaders in public policy, diplomacy, development policy, trade, security, Indigenous affairs, environment, migration, education, economic policy, cultural institutions, health, gender and social policy.

OVERVIEW 2018-2019 HOST ORGANISATIONS

11STATE GOVERNMENT

HOSTS

28EMBASSIES

23NON-GOVERNMENT

ORGANISATIONS

10THINK TANKS

SUGGESTED COURSES

CODE COURSE NAME

ANIP3003 Australian National Internships Program A

EXCHANGE & STUDY ABROAD COURSE SELECTION GUIDEStudents receive academic credit for undertaking ANIP. In addition to a work placement with a host, the ANIP course includes workshops on policy research and professional skills, and academ-ic supervision by ANU. Postgraduate and upper-level undergraduate students from any academic discipline are eligible to apply.

Exchange and study abroad students must apply directly to ANIP via the online application form available on the ANIP website (anip.anu.edu.au) as well as complete the required application process of their home university. Applications are open from August to September for internship placements in semester one (February to June), and March to April for internship placements in semester two (July to November).

The application form askes about your research strengths and career aspirations so that you can be shortlisted for projects on offer with ANIP hosts. You will need to upload a two-page Curriculum Vitae outlining your educational qualifications and work experience, along with an academic tran-script of results from your home university. One referee report is also required, and it must be from a referee who can comment on your academic performance or research skillsANIP internships are unpaid as they are focused on an applied policy research project. The re-search project forms 70% of the final mark for the ANIP course, with other assessment covering research design (10%) and a work-in-progress presentation (20%).

If you have any questions about ANIP, please contact:

[email protected]

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The course is intended for undergradu-ate students. Students will receive 6 ANU units upon completion. Assessments include a 4,000 word research report and 10 days of work placement

ANIP3005 Australian National Internships Program B

The course is intended for undergraduate students. Students will receive 12 ANU units upon completion. Assessments in-clude a 8,000 word research report and 20 days of work placement

ANIP6503 Australian National Internships Program A (Graduate)

The course is intended for postgraduate students. Students will receive 6 ANU units upon completion. Assessments in-clude a 4,000 word research report and 10 days of work placement

ANIP6505 Australian National Internships Program B (Graduate)

The course is intended for postgraduate students. Students will receive 12 ANU units upon completion. Assessments in-clude a 8,000 word research report and 20 days of work placement

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