Prerequisites: Completion of 12 points of Humanities units or permission of the unit coordinator; or any one of: EURO2201 European Civilisation; GEND2902 Men and Masculinities in History; LAWS1110 Crime and Society; or LAWS2223 Criminal Justice Systems. ", Prerequisites: KORE1401 Korean or KORE1101 Korean 1 or equivalent, Student comments: "Dr Fraschini actually wants you to learn Korean. Even if youre not interested in law, Kate & Aidan somehow make you fall in love with every day law (that we will need to know eventually! ", "Extremely easy content with no exam however tutors are slightly harsh in marking assignments.". Prerequisites: ECON1101 Microeconomics: Prices and Markets or ECON1000 Economics for Business or BUSN1103 Foundations of Global Business. ", Prerequisites: Enrolment in 71520 Master of Biomedical Science or 71540 Master of Health Science, Student comments: "Most interesting unit I've ever taken. 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By learning and being able to apply digital marketing frameworks with a business in the real world, it made for a very fun and enjoyable experience! You explore experimental archaeology through different hands on activities each week and your assessments work towards creating your own replica artefact. Therefore I highly recommend it for anyone with a free elective spot", Unit coordinator: Dr Demelza Ireland and Dr Philippa Martyr, Student comments: Such a great unit. ", "Basic economy knowledge that everyone needs to know.". Reto is a genuinely nice guy who actually cares about your language acquisition and reaching your language goals (whatever they are). Prepare : The University of Western Australia 1 Accept 2 Prepare 3 Enrol 4 Orientation 5 Connect Before you can select your units and enrol, it's important to understand your course's structure. ", "Best unit I did all semester!!!!!! Prerequisites: enrolment in the Master of Professional Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering specialisation, Mechanical Engineering specialisation or Software Engineering specialisation). The content is interesting, useful and engaging even you don't know anything about commerce. Prerequisites: (1) 96 points credit including completion of all level 2 units in Major of Integrated Medical Sciences and Clinical Practice (MJD-IMSCP); or Enrolment in Doctor of Medicine; (2) Students must comply with the requirements of the Faculty's Infection Control Requirements prior before commencement of year 3, and during enrolment in year 3; (3) Students must show first aid competence equivalent to assessment requirements for HLTAID003, valid for no more than three years at the time of enrolment in this unit. But other than that super easy unit and loved it. complete at least one unit from Group B*. David was always so open to our groups ideas and interpretations/understandings of events, and never expected us to simply regurgitate what he'd told us in the lectures. ", Unit coordinator: Dr Sagi Peari and Dr Renae Barker, Student comments: "Best unit 10/10 would do again. All students studying a bachelor's degree at UWA are required to broaden their studies by completing a minimum of four units (24 points) outside their degree-specific major. Prof. Tanya Dalziell, Student comments: Its a chill unit where you get to read classic books and get to learn the background of the book, author, and study the book itself. The lecturer/tutors are supportive and very engaging, too. No exam, 3 tests each has 15 MCQ, all from assignments. The requirements are clear and there is a definite focus on engagement and collaborative learning., Unit coordinator: Assoc. The 2 unit coordinators are lovely and always willing to support their students. Another 6 weeks later or whatever the end of sem exam came around, the only new concept was a bank reconciliation statement, which is a format that needs to be remember, absolutely no thinking required finished with an 80-something overall grade. UWA Handbook 2018 Unit details. The ensemble sessions were very relaxed and have a friendly atmosphere., The best unit ever. ", Time commitment: 0-2 hours per week (+ 1 x 3-day field trip). Broadening units are units of study outside your degree-specific major sequence (excluding also Foundational Units and Bridging Units). The content was super interesting! Student comments: Very interesting content, fair unit and easy to do well in.. ", Unit coordinator: Dr Chris Letheby (previously Dr Kaz Bland), Student comments: Rubin is a fantastic lecturer. ", Student comments: Very good unit that develops critical thinking, research capability, and development of reasoned arguments. In this step you can: learn about your majors and units in the Handbook Plus only 3 contact hours a week, one being a non-compulsory lecture. Want to recommend a unit for the guide? Student comments: "The workshops are extremely engaging. Michael brings such passion to his discussion. Prerequisites: enrolment in the Master of Professional Engineering (MPE) (Chemical Engineering specialisation or Mechanical Engineering specialisation) or the Master of Renewable and Future Energy or the Master of Engineering in Oil and Gas. ", Unit coordinator: Fiona O'Shea and Dr Vanessa Hayes, Student comments: "60% of this unit is the final exam while the remaining 40% consists of tutorial participation and the online quizzes which have multiple attempts. ", "Amazing lecturer and anyone with a slight maths knowledge will find the unit incredibly easy.". #5018 #Education What is an easy second semester broadening unit for bachelor of science? Please note, some submissions have been edited for clarity. All students studying a bachelor's degree at UWA are required to broaden their studies by completing a minimum of four units (24 points) outside their degree-specific major. Prerequisites: Mathematics Applications ATAR (with a scaled score of less than 50) or with permission. Class discussions were fantastic! The content is super interesting for anyone interested in politics, Asian cultures and history, or just understanding how nations have shifted along the spectrum from totalitarianism/authoritarianism towards democracy and back, which is super relevant to the time we're living in, even outside of Asia. Exam was good too! This means if you did not complete the required subject at ATAR level (or equivalent), you can take additional bridging units, as part of your major, to meet this requirement. ", "This unit was so engaging and taught me so so much about basic law that is super handy in my life as a fresh 18 year old. Very limited prior knowledge needed before and no math. 2023 UWA Student Guild. Cleared up confusion I had in previous classes. the last four weeks in particular covered very interesting content. It provides an awesome blend of theory and practice due to the way its delivered (in my year it was ~8 weeks theory, followed by a few weeks of putting the geographical/social justice concepts in practice). Definitely choose as an elective! Highly recommend if you like easy math and 90+ to boost your WAM. Guide has been developed by the Guild's Education Council as your one-stop shop for the most interesting and engaging broadening units and electives at UWA! ", Student comments: Although a little difficult, it is very engaging and very fun.. This short-term fellowship aims to support visits by leading high-profile scholars who will enhance research collaborations and research outcomes at the University of Western Australia (UWA). ", Unit coordinator: Inga Kristoffersen (Semester 1); Alison Preston (Semester 2), Student comments: "Really interesting learning about the basics of microeconomics which is applicable to everyone. Anyway, psyc1101/1102, phar1101, scom1101 (no exam), sseh1104 and there's a few more. Rocked up to tests without watching any lectures, only skim through lecture notes and scored HD. Considering and debating issues around euthanasia, disability and abortion, were fantastic opportunities to explore real world issues and gain a thorough and respecting understanding of sensitive topics in society. David was always so open to our groups ideas and interpretations/understandings of events, and never expected us to simply regurgitate what he'd told us in the lectures. Submit it here! ", "This unit is a little content-heavy but easily manageable if you put in a reasonable amount of effort. Even though Im not studying marketing, I found it very useful. Address Student Central The University of Western Australia (M355), 35 Stirling Highway, Perth, Western Australia 6009 Telephone 131 UWA (131 892) International (+61 8) 6488 1000 Email future-students@uwa.edu.au Book an online consultation Hours 8.30am - 5pm AWST, Monday - Friday Frequently asked questions Ask UWA Events you may be interested in ""Super easy HD with a little of bit of maths. Especially interesting if you ever plan on going overseas. Overall the lectures are well organised and it's really easy to follow the gist. Fantastic!, "Really good unit! It really depends on what you want to get out of the unit. For a full list of available units please see page 5. Prof. Daniel Franklin and Ambika Flavel, Student comments: It was extremely interesting and engaging. Unit coordinator: Fiona O'Shea and Vanessa Hayes, Student comments: "Great unit for students taking IMED1001&1002. Lecturer encouraged us to think outside the box. It is really well-designed and absolutely rewarding; it also gives you an insight to the field of study. ", Prerequisites: any 48 Points or 6 Points GEND units, Student comments: "Assignments are mostly up to your own interpretation and the manner in which you engage with the content is almost entirely up to you. The tone of the classes were really light and youll learn a lot about what makes music music. I would recommend this to every single scholar of economics, history or anyone looking for a broadening unit that doesnt require a complex understanding of math or economic theory. super interesting 10/10.". However, we encourage you to use the free elective units in your course to study other disciplines. Highly recommend. ", Unit coordinator: Dr Pieter Poot and Dr Kosala Ranathunge. "Assignments are mostly up to your own interpretation and the manner in which you engage with the content is almost entirely up to you. Prof. Michael Rubin, Student comments: Highly recommend! 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