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Sonja
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Jul 25, 2017 at 7:06 PM
This is a really great subject! It is a small group of students and a large number of academics which means you get a lot of one-on-one time. It is an intensive in every sense of the word (multiple lectures a day!) but the content isn't too difficult and is supported by pracs and a field trip reef walk. There is a fun variety of lessons and assessment tasks. There is a group project so if that is not your thing beware, although it is not worth too much of the grade. There are added costs for this subject you should keep in mind as you have to arrange and pay for your own food, accommodation and travel.
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1 Comment on BOTA30001 Marine Botany
This is a really great subject! It is a small group of students and a large number of academics which means you get a lot of one-on-one time. It is an intensive in every sense of the word (multiple lectures a day!) but the content isn't too difficult and is supported by pracs and a field trip reef walk. There is a fun variety of lessons and assessment tasks. There is a group project so if that is not your thing beware, although it is not worth too much of the grade. There are added costs for this subject you should keep in mind as you have to arrange and pay for your own food, accommodation and travel.