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Courses by Michael Giffin
From Research to Publication
NSW Department of Health
A two-day course, limited to eight participants, which introduces the principles of writing and publishing in the sciences and population health. The course consists of eight 90-minute sessions that cover: the reader's needs, working with co-authors and other stakeholders, the structure of a research article, submitting a manuscript to a journal, the peer review process, how to revise and resubmit a manuscript, and the editorial process after a manuscript is accepted.
Literature and Theology 1
Broken Bay Institute
A one-semester postgraduate course, by distance education, which applies the principles of hermeneutics to three novels, to introduce the dialogue between neoclassicism, romanticism, and early-modernism: Sense and Sensibility (Jane Austen), Jane Eyre (Charlotte Bronte), and Middlemarch (George Eliot).
Literature and Theology 2
Broken Bay Institute
A one-semester postgraduate course, by distance education, which applies the principles of hermeneutics to three novels, to introduce the dialogue between high-modernism and anti-modernism: Heart of Darkness (Joseph Conrad), A Passage to India (E.M. Forster), and Brighton Rock (Graham Greene).
Literature and Theology 3
Broken Bay Institute
A one-semester postgraduate course, by distance education, which applies the principles of hermeneutics to three novels, to introduce dialogue between late-modernism and post-modernism: The Bell (Iris Murdoch), The Takeover (Muriel Spark), and Alias Grace (Margaret Atwood).
Development Program for Anglican Franciscans
Broken Bay Institute
A two-semester non-degree program, by distance education, to enrich the spiritual experience of those living the Franciscan life, and to prepare Tertiaries for leadership in the Third Order. The program has four modules: the spiritual journey, leading, following, and reading Franciscan literature.
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