2014 vea tafe and university annual catalogue

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The End of GlobalisationGlobal Issues Series

We explore what globalisation is, examine the pros and cons, and look into the future to see what lies ahead.

Australian International BusinessA Case StudyWe introduce the concept of transnational corporations and multinational corporations and we look at Intrepid Travels niche market.

UK 2009 27 mins JOU09003000 AR DVD: $240 vLearn: $216

AUS 2008 28 mins VEA07096000 AR CC DVD: $240 vLearn: $216

The European UnionThe EU is a political and economic union with 28 member states. This program examines the impact that the EU has on business, including the free movement of labour, the social chapter and single currency.

Business Culture In JapanGlobal Business

This program focuses on business culture in Japan. We discuss cultural sensitivity, methods of initial introduction, and the importance of showing the correct level of respect to business colleagues and how discussions and negotiations take place.

Chocolate: The Bitter TruthChocolate is a multi-billion dollar global industry, but nearly a decade after key-players signed a pledge to eradicate child labour, little has been done to implement it. This program examines the dark and hidden side of the chocolate industry and its links to the trafficking of child labour.

Business Culture In AustraliaGlobal BusinessDuring this panel discussion based program, we examine the business culture in Australia, and hear from executives with long term experience in doing business there the essential elements that any business person needs to know before beginning a business relationship with Australian businesses.

Business Culture of IndiaGlobal Business

Learn the essential elements that any business person needs to know before beginning a business relationship with Indian businesses. This program will help you understand the culture difference and its impact on your business relationship.

The Original PromiseIsrael is one of the most complex communities in the world and is also one of the most misunderstood by people outside the country. In this fascinating program we join hosts Doug Kooy and Farrah Aviva on their remarkable journey to explore the highly complex society that is modern Israel.

Business Culture In ChinaGlobal Business

We examine the business culture in China, and hear from executives with long term experience in doing business there the essential elements that any business person needs to know before beginning a business relationship with Chinese businesses.

Marketing to Global ConsumerGlobal Business

Marketing to the global customer is challenging for organisations, and in this interview led program we discuss proven strategies that can be implemented to ensure a greater level of success.

AUS 2013 17 mins CUK13020000 AR CC DVD: $240 vLearn: $216

USA 2011 21 mins MAS11006000 DVD: $240 vLearn: $216

UK 2010 57 mins BBP10039000 DVD: $240 vLearn: $216



CAN 2013 62 mins DIT09029000 DVD: $240 vLearn: $216



Globalisation


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External Factors Affecting Business: Natural DisastersThis program explores the human cost for businesses affected by natural disasters, but also many of the logistical aspects, such as assessing property damage, dealing with insurers, monitoring finances, relaunching a business and creating disaster preparation plans.

Business StrategyIt is important for business to have a strong business strategy. This program discusses the need for a strong strategy with successful business professionals. It explores various aspects of business strategy including mission statements, aims and objectives, business culture, measuring success, and growth.

Event ManagementPlanning, Organising, Leading and ControllingExplore the stages of organising a large event, the planning, leading, controlling required and evaluation.

Operations ProcessesInputs, Transformations, Outputs

This program examines operations using four different business case studies in New Zealand and Australia. It also explores unpacking operations, inputs, the transformation process, outputs and operations, productivity and competitiveness.

Operations ManagementA Case Study of a Hotel

This program explores the four strategic areas of operations and applying them to a service provider.

External Factors Affecting BusinessMany external factors affect businesses including the level of competition, the national and global economic climate, government policy, technology, and international trade. This program provides an overview of those external factors and looks at their impacts.


UK 2012 18 mins CUK12021000 DVD: $240 vLearn: $216

AUS 2005 29 mins VEA05015000 AR DVD: $240 vLearn: $216



UK 2013 34 mins CUK13019000 AR CC DVD: $240 vLearn: $216

ALIGNED TO UNITS OF COMPETENCY

PART 1Introducing Business

Topics include:

The nature of business

Key business functions

Business classifications and structures

Corporate management

Establishing and running a

small business

Targeting customers and

customer relations

Advertising

Managing the marketing and

PR functions

Innovation

Exploring Business - two part resourceFull set VEA12018S00: $500

Exploring Business is a multimedia resource that helps you engage your students in

a new and exciting way. It includes 29 video clips, video specific activities, interactive

drag and drop games and over 200 pages of worksheets.

PART 2Day-to-day Operations of Business

Topics include:

Communication in business

Financial management

using financial information

Occupational health and safety

Working with colleagues

and customers

Personal organisation

Knowing your organisation

Technology and change

Technology in business ethics

Technology in the workplace

creating documents

Multimedia DVD Individual: $286 AR Code: VEA12018000


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Chocolate: The Bitter TruthChocolate is a multi-billion dollar global industry, but nearly a decade after key-players signed a pledge to eradicate child labour, little has been done to implement it. This program examines the dark and hidden side of the chocolate industry and its links to the trafficking of child labour.

Cash and CurryThe Money Program

Focusing on the rise of Indian cuisine in the 1960s, to nationwide restaurant chains that now exist, this program is an excellent resource into the popularisation of non-standard fast and easy food.The Open University

Global Cuisine: Indian and JapaneseThis program investigates regional differences within Japan and India, traditional and modern influences on contemporary cuisine and the way in which food is prepared, served and eaten. This program provides a fascinating insight into Indian and Japanese cuisine.

UK 2009 28 mins OPN09039000 DVD: $240 vLearn: $216


SErIES Programs from a series can be purchased individually for $240

Jimmys Food Factory Series 2Where does our food come from? What have scientists added? Or taken away? And does it matter? Jimmys Food Factory is back for a second series to unravel the scientific secrets behind mass food production, in a way that is absorbing and very hands on. Find out what fakes the fat in low fat mayo, how high tech hospital equipment is improving your Sunday roast and how making puffed breakfast cereal can be a noisy and dangerous business! From oven chips to explosive cream, fruity yogurt to chicken kiev, theres something for everyone on Jimmys menu.

Food in a Flash

Jimmy tries out technological tricks food factories use to make food thats quick and easy to prepare. We squeeze out the secrets of cream you dont need to whip. Program code: BBP10048000

Get Up and Go

Find out how to create puffed rice cereal! Jimmy finds out that pedal power is essential when youre trying to make peanut butter on an industrial scale. Program code: BBP10049000

Pub Grub

Jimmy makes some pub grub classics at home in his high-tech shed. Using a high-powered spud gun, he gets explosive results when he tries to make oven chips. Program code: BBP10047000

Packed Lunch

Ever wondered how your biscuit gets the perfect crunch? Jimmy visits the biggest custard cream factory in the UK to investigate. Program code: BBP10051000

Love or Loathe

Part of the lure of chocolate is its glossy appearance, and so Jimmy heads off to discover how factories make it so shiny people cant resist. Program code: BBP10050000

Roast Dinner

Jimmy discovers how a high-tech hospital kit is helping a sheep farmer choose his best rams for breeding. Then we see a factory that makes 30 million Yorkshire puddings weekly. Program code: BBP10052000

Hot and Cold

By turning down the temperature, Jimmy makes soft-serve ice-cream and uncovers something unexpected about the ice-cream van favourite. Using heat and a high-pressure crusher, he makes prawn crackers. Program code: BBP10053000

Party Party

Jimmy creates his own kids party menu. When it comes to making fish fingers, a power-saw is Jimmys choice. Program code: BBP10054000

Jimmys Christmas Food Factory

Every Christmas we eat millions of turkeys, so Jimmy visits Britains biggest turkey producer to find out how they get enough ready for the big day. Program code: BBP10055000

Programs from a series can be purchased individually for $240

UK 2010 262 mins BBP10056S00 DVD: $1,767 vLearn: $1590.30

UK 2010 57 mins BBP10039000 DVD: $240 vLearn: $216

Food in society

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Five Star HospitalityIn this comprehensive examination of what it takes to provide world class service, we visit SkyCity Darwin a five star international hotel and gain some valuable lessons on customer service, kitchen management and staff management direct from the hotels leaders.

Coaching in HospitalityThe longevity of the hospitality industry depends on the quality of coaching given to todays trainees and apprentices. This program uses input from hospitality training experts and loads of real world examples to explain the key factors for effective coaching.

Managing Conflict in HospitalityConflict is a daily part of working in hospitality and hospitality workers must handle conflict with openness, honesty and empathy. This program explains how to identify and pre-empt conflict, situational techniques for conflict resolution, and the importance of follow-up.




ALIGNED TO UNITS OF COMPETENCY

PART 1Working in the Hospitality Industry

Topics include:

Structure and operation of the hospitality industry Legal and ethical considerations for hospitality workers Technology in the industry Communication and presentation Understanding other cultures and religions Dealing with conflict and complaints Communicating with customers and colleagues from diverse backgrounds Addressing cross-cultural misunderstandings

Exploring Hospitality - two part resourceFull set VEA12020S00: $500

Exploring Hospitality is a multimedia resource that helps you engage learners in a new and exciting way. It includes 33 video clips, video specific activities, interactive drag and drop games and over 300 pages of worksheets.

PART 2Health, Safety and Security in the Hospitality Industry

Topics include:

Overview of workplace procedures for health, safety and security Dealing with emergencies Participating in workplace OHS practices Following hygiene procedures and identifying hazards Identifying and reporting personal health issues Controlling contamination Selecting and safely using cleaning equipment and materials Storage of cleaning equipment and chemicals Sustainable and environmentally responsible practices



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Environmental Practices at Work: HospitalitySustainable environmental practices not only minimise an organisations environmental footprint but there is also potential for significant bottom-line gains.

This program focuses on environmental sustainability in hospitality where the focus in recent decades has been very much about efficient resource use, minimising waste and maximising productivity.

Areas covered include identifying resources and environmental issues, compliance with regulations, and improving resource efficiency. Award-winning Melbourne-based Alto Hotel, Australias first carbon-neutral hotel, presents an excellent case study. Further expert comment is offered by an industry trainer from Kangan Institutes Centre for Competitive Operations.

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Fast Track Hairdressing TrainingIn this fourteen part series hairdressing trainer John McLoughlin demonstrates the key skills and techniques that make up a hairdressers training.

Shampooing and Blowdrying

John McLoughlin demonstrates the correct shampooing technique and explains the use of different brushes while demonstrating blow-drying styles. Program code: JMC12001000

The One Length Cut

See the correct way to approach the one length cut, and tips to ensuring the cut is balanced and even. Program code: JMC12002000

Understanding Graduation

In this excellent program, John McLoughlin demonstrates the correct techniques involved in creating graduation hair styles. Program code: JMC12003000

The Long Layer Hair Cut

In this demonstration based program, we see the techniques and steps to create this style perfectly every time. Program code: JMC12004000

Graduated Hair Cut

This program shows students how to create the graduated hair cut in order to give a mass of varied looks. Program code: JMC12005000

The Uniform Layer Hair Cut

This program will help students understand how and when to remove bulk from the haircut. Program code: JMC12004000

Texturing

We look at cutting with pointing techniques, scooping out, slicing or freehand, and subtleties of texturing. Program code: JMC12007000

Cross Checking Method

This program will help students unlock the barriers of traditional haircuts to take a more creative approach. Program code: JMC12008000

Under Cutting

This program covers the undercutting style and uses a straight line to give the separation, and also recommends using a zigzag line and extending the undercut above the ear to gain different looks. Program code: JMC12009000

Nine Section Perm Wind

This program takes students through how to divide the hair into smaller sections, thereby making it easier to work with. Program code: JMC12010000

How Colour Works

Students will learn the basic steps of colouring, and will be enhancing their haircuts with their own colouring style. Program code: JMC12018000

Cap Highlights

See how the cap method can be used in various ways to give different results. Program code: JMC12019000

Mesh and Foil

This program shows advantages and disadvantages, as well as how the spatula and the pen-mesh comb are used. Program code: JMC12020000

Semi and Permanent

Explore important factors when colouring hair, such as following manufacturers instructions precisely, and always conducting allergy tests. Program code: JMC12021000


UK 2012 644 mins JMC12001S00 DVD: $2,592 vLearn: $2332.80

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Barbering Series 1: The Beard Trim

This program demonstrates how to use the clippers, comb plus scissors and comb to shorten beards. Program code: JMC12011000

2: Long Hair

This program looks at scissor and comb co-ordination including how to hold the comb, the over-comb method, and how to hold long hair with a comb. Program code: JMC12013000

3: The Weight Line

This program shows how head shape impacts on a haircut and provides good hints and tips on barbering. Program code: JMC12014000

4: Scissors-Over Comb

Scissor-over-comb techniques have confused hairdressers for years. This program shows how to use this technique, and combines this with a clipper-over-comb method.Program code: JMC12015000

5: Texturing

Various texturing techniques are shown that will help students to enhance their haircuts, creating modern styles. Program code: JMC12016000

6: Clipper Blending

Clippering and blending with clippers can sometimes seem a daunting task. This program shows the pitfalls of clipper blending, and how to overcome these pitfalls. Program code: JMC12017000


AUS 2012 229 mins JMC12012S00 DVD: $1,296 vLearn: $1,166.40

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Understanding Chemistry in Our WorldIn this original and informative series, Professor Al-Khalili takes us on a journey from the earliest beginnings of chemistry, through astounding discoveries, to the world of understanding that we are in today.

Lesson 1: Chemistry and the Amazing Table

The more you know about chemistry the more you will be able to predict, control and manipulate the world around you. In this program we learn about the elements of the periodic table. Program code: DIT09015000

Lesson 2: Bonding: Atomic Glue

We explore how elements interact with each other at the atomic level, and how chemists can predict these interactions. Program code: DIT09016000

Lesson 3: Ionic Compounds - Opposites do Attract

We look deeper into the ionic compounds. We continue our understanding of the periodic table and of ionic bonds, including some bonds that dont follow some of the rules you have learned about so far.Program code: DIT09017000

Lesson 4: Molecules - When Atoms Share Electrons

Viewers will learn the role that shape plays in determining the chemical and physically properties of molecules and the compounds they form. Program code: DIT09018000

Lesson 5: Organic Molecules

Viewers will learn how to identify organic compounds, the role carbon plays in the amazing diversity of organic compounds, as well as further emphasis on why shape matters so much in chemistry. Program code: DIT09019000

Lesson 6: Chemical Reactions - Atoms Find New Partners

This program explores how to identify whether a chemical or physical change has occurred, how to classify chemical reactions into categories and how to calculate substances. Program code: DIT09020000

Lesson 7: Energy Makes Things Happen

Focuses on the role energy plays in the reactions, you will learn that we do not know as much about energy as you might think. We know it exists and the impact it has on our world, but explaining what energy really is continues to baffle scientists. Program code: DIT09021000

Lesson 8: Gases, Liquids, Solids - Going Through Phases

This program brings to life the amazing physical changes that are going on around us every day. With reference to previous lessons you will explore how substances behave differently as they change states (gas, liquid, solid). Program code: DIT09022000

Lesson 9: Solutions - Mixing It Up!

In this program we explore the different types of mixtures and their characteristics You will explore real-world examples of solutions, including what constitutes a solution, the role certain properties play in how they function and are used, as well as ways to measure and talk about solutions. Program code: DIT09023000

Lesson 10: Rates and Equilibrium - Controlling Reactions

This program adds additional detail to what you already learned regarding what factors must be present for reactions to occur. In this program, you learn how successful reactions occur and why they occur at different rates. Program code: DIT09024000

Lesson 11: Acid/Base Chemistry - Proton Power

In this program we learn how to identify the difference between acids, bases, and salts, including their structure, formula, physical properties, and the substances they interact with. We examine the integral role of neutralization reactions as well as hydrogen and water. We also learn about the importance of knowing the difference between dangerous and safe acids and bases.Program code: DIT09025000

Lesson 12: Electrochemistry - The Chemistry of Batteries

This program sheds light on the amazing world of batteries. Why are some batteries rechargeable while others are not? Program code: DIT09026000

Lesson 13: Nuclear Chemistry - Natures Power Pack

We begin by analysing nuclear reactions so you can identify what is occurring at the atomic level. We then use this information to explore why nuclear reactions are so energetic as well as build awareness around the differences between the three types of nuclear reactions. Program code: DIT09027000

Lesson 14: Biochemistry - The Chemistry of Life

Viewers will learn a great deal about the depth to which chemistry explains every part and process related to the human body. This program focuses on the cell and explores in detail how much our body is affected by the various sources of energy you eat, such as carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.Program code: DIT09028000


CAN 2009 389 mins DIT09015S00 DVD: $2,592 vLearn: $2,332.80


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ChristianityLets Look at World Religions

Christianity is the worlds most populous religion and has followers all over the world. In this program we examine the significant elements of this faith, historical events and the separation of the Catholic and Christian Churches.

Islam: Surrender to GodLets Look at World Religions

Islam is the religion of the Muslim people, centred in Mecca and with an estimated one and a half billion followers worldwide. In this fascinating program we explore the history of Islam, its cultures and beliefs and the festivals that are celebrated by its followers.

Seven FaithsLets Look at World Religions

This program examines the seven major religious faiths in the world, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, the Bahai Faith, and Sikhism. We examine the similarities and differences between them and investigate their origins, styles of religion and faith and their historical beginnings.

UK 2012 24 mins CHN12006000 DVD: $240 vLearn: $216



A Fair GoPortrait of an Australian Muslim FamilyFollow an Australian Lebanese family, as this program addresses issues such as cultural identity, stereotyping and racism.

HinduismLets Look at World Religions

Learn about the Hindu faith, the way the religion is practiced and the important elements of the religion.

Respecting BeliefsMuslims, Christians, Jews and OthersThis program promotes religious tolerance through exploration of several of the worlds prominent belief systems.

JudaismLets Look at World Religions

The history of Judaism, its cultures and beliefs and the festivals that are celebrated by its followers are explored.

The Kendal ProjectA Spiritual Revolution?

We explore the Kendal Project including its findings and conclusions, and examines the implications and explanations of changing trends.

Buddhism: The Noble PathLets Look at World Religions

We explore the history of Buddhism, its cultures and beliefs and the festivals that are celebrated by its followers.

A History of ChristianityComplete Series

Follow the history of Christianity in its many forms, its beliefs and its endurance. The Open University

The Bahai Faith: Unity in DiversityLets Look at World ReligionsExamine the Bahai faith, its history, important people and events, and its theology.

The SacramentsDefining the term sacrament, we explore baptism, confirmation, the Eucharist, marriage, ordination, reconciliation, anointing and funerals from the Christian perspective.

SikhismLets Look at World Religions

Sikhism is the worlds fifth largest religion. This program explores the history and the significant of this religion.

Evil and SufferingA Religious Perspective

This program discusses the concepts of evil and suffering in relation to the existence of God.

Hindu Spiritual Pathways, Faith and FormInvestigate the core beliefs of Hinduism, Christianity, Islam and Catholicism with religious educators from these faiths.

AUS 2007 23 mins SMT07001000 AR DVD: $240 vLearn: $216


USA 1999 31 mins AIM99001000 AR DVD: $240 vLearn: $216




UK 2009 354 mins OPN09019S00 AR DVD: $1,296 vLearn: $1,1,66.40


UK 2011 23 mins CUK11008000 AR DVD: $240 vLearn: $216


UK 2011 21 mins CUK11007000 AR DVD: $240 vLearn: $216


Studies of religion


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Maori Land ProtestsHikoi and Bastion Point

The Maori people of New Zealand have had a difficult history with the government filled with protests and a struggle for recognition. In this program we discuss these challenges with historians and descendents.

The Treaty of WaitangiAn Introduction

This program examines the events leading up the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, consequences of the signing, the key points of difference in the two versions of the treaty, the treaty in the twentieth century, and the founding of the Waitangi Tribunal.

The Troubles in Northern IrelandWe explore the troubled history of Northern Ireland, the causes of the initial conflict and the timeline of events that led to periods of significant violence. Politics lecturers and politicians from both sides explore why the violence took place, movements towards peace and their hopes for the future.



UK 2012 30 mins CUK12003000 AR CC DVD: $240 vLearn: $216


Museum Secrets Series 3Combining revelations about things we all recognise with surprises about things weve never seen before, this series sees the search for King Herods tomb, discovers the connection between an ancient amulet and Star Treks Mr. Spock, and proves that a leather shield can be better than steel. Museums include the Smithsonian Institution, Madrids Palacio Real, the Chateau of Versailles, the Israel Museum, Royal Museums Greenwich, Florences Uffizi Gallery, Tunisias Bardo and the State Historical Museum, Moscow.

Inside the Bardo Museum, Tunisia

This program takes us inside the Bardo museum, established within a 19th Century palace, the Bardo museum features thousands of artefacts from excavations carried throughout Tunisia, that date from the Carthaginian, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman periods. Program code: BBP13001000

Inside the National Maritime Museum, London

Exploring the National Maritime Museum, this program allows visitors to trace the origins of British sea power, its accomplishments in the age of empire and its consequences in the world today.Program code: BBP13002000

Inside the Chateau of Versailles

Uncover the museum secrets that the Chateau of Versailles contains, starting with the Musketeer training course, why champagne bubbles and that Marie Antoinette was not guilty of saying some of the infamous things attributed to her. Program code: BBP13003000

Inside the Palacio Rael, Madrid

Both a museum and the official palace of the Spanish royal family, the Palacio Rael features armour, artworks and treasures

that were once the private possessions of Spains kings and queens.Program code: BBP13004000

Inside the Israel Museum, Jerusalem

The Israel Museum features the most extensive collection of biblical and Holy Land archaeology in the world. We investigate many artefacts including a heel bone nail that relates to Christs crucifixion.Program code: BBP13005000

Inside the Uffizi Gallery

This program explores the Uffizi Gallery, one of the oldest art museums in the Western world, boasting paintings and sculptures by the greatest masters of the Renaissance.Program code: BBP13006000

Inside the State Historical Museum, Moscow

Moscows State Historical Museum tells the story of Russia and her people from the Stone Age to the fall of the Berlin Wall. We examine the bones of Stone Age children, and much more. Program code: BBP13007000

Inside the Smithsonian Institution

This program looks at the institution which was established in 1846 by a scientist named James Smithson, The Smithsonian is the largest museum and research complex in the world, with nearly 137 million specimens and artefacts.Program code: BBP13008000


UK 2013 340 mins BBP13009S00 DVD: $1,728 vLearn: $1,555.20


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Museum Secrets Series 1Why is a Vatican masterpiece covered in heretical graffiti? How does the Louvre protect the Mona Lisa? Museum Secrets travels to the worlds most famous museums in search of weird, wonderful, amazing and fascinating stories connected with both the well-known and the more obscure exhibits held in their collections.

Inside the Vatican Museums

This program explores the Vatican Museums. At the centre of Rome, within the walls of the Vatican, stand some of the greatest museums in the world, displaying thousands of treasures and artworks from the immense collection of the Catholic Church. Program code: BBP10057000

Inside the Louvre

Once a royal palace, the Louvre is now one of the worlds greatest museums boasting 35,000 objects from pre-history to the 19th century. In this interesting program we examine many famous paintings and their histories. Program code: BBP10058000

The Royal Ontario Museum

This impressive Toronto landmark is a national treasure chest, Canadas largest museum of culture, archeology and natural history, containing more than 6 million artifacts.Program code: BBP10059000

Inside the Cairo Museum

Cairos Museum of Egyptian Antiquities boasts 120,000 items, the worlds largest collection of Pharaonic antiquities, including 27 mummies of the Royal Cache and the treasures of King Tutankhamen.Program code: BBP10060000

Inside Londons Natural History Museum

During this episode we explore the Londons Natural History Museum, we examine strange creatures that inhabit the ocean depths, to meteorites from far away worlds, the secrets of the past and discoveries of the future lurk in galleries and backrooms waiting to be discovered.Program code: BBP10061000

Inside the Metropolitan Museum

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the worlds largest art galleries, boasting over 2 million works from pre-history to the present day. In this amazing program we discover if the statue of the Nude Diana sparked a celebrity murder and much more. Program code: BBP11009000

Inside the National Archaeological Museum, Athens

The worlds most important museum is dedicated to the history of ancient Greece, the National Archaeological Museum in Athens boasts 11,000 exhibits from 7000BC to the Roman conquest.Program code: BBP11010000

Inside the State Hermitage, St Petersberg

Founded by Catherine the Great, the Hermitage is one of the worlds oldest and largest museums boasting 3 million treasures of art and antiquity. During this program we accelerate an ancient warship to ramming speed, and then visit a kings grave to reveal bogus archaeology diggings. Program code: BBP11011000


UK 2011 366 mins BBP11014S00 DVD: $1,728 vLearn: $1,555.20

A Taste for PowerEmpire

Britain took and held power in many different ways in the Empire. We travel to India to examine the imperial tactics employed by the British to the Arabian Desert, the legendary relationship between Laurence of Arabia and the Bedouin tribes. The Open University


Making Ourselves At HomeEmpireWe explore the challenges faced by earlier settlers and the subsequent conquerors that followed. The Open University

Making a FortuneEmpireWe travel from Jamaica to India, we learn about the struggle of the people and the impacts of the Empire. The Open University

Playing the GameEmpireExamine the great British hero that created the legendary British spirit that became the hallmark in every colony. The Open University

Doing GoodEmpireExplore the mantra of Christianity and commerce, which was the driving force behind the expansion of the Empire. The Open University





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