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curtinCourse CRICOS Code: 041803Csocial sciencesreasons to stuDY1 Excellent teaching.BacHelor oF social scienceCurtin Course Code: 167799 v.6, TISC Code CUQSC2 A friendly and supportive environment. 3 Skills development and job readiness. 4