Counter Course Handbook
The Counter Course Handbook is a new student run guide to University subjects, written from a student perspective. The handbook will tell you what students who have taken the subject thought of it. It will also give you advice on how to best do the subject. You will be able to read, for example, whether it is really necessary to buy the textbook, whether you need to attend all the lectures, and how much work you need to put in to do well on the assessments. We know that the University Handbook doesn’t provide all the answers. So we are helping students share information so that you can know in full what you’re getting into, and how to prepare for it, before the semester even begins.
The Counter Course Handbook is only made possible through the subject reviews that students do of their subjects. To contribute use the search form below to find past subjects, then open the subject to post your rating and review. If you can’t find the subject you’re looking for, let us know here and we’ll arrange to add it in.
Subjects
- ANCW10007 Ancient Egyptian 2
- ANCW10008 Intensive Akkadian 1
- ANCW10009 Intensive Akkadian 2
- ANCW20003 Egypt Under the Pharaohs
- ANCW20013 Egyptian and Near Eastern Mythology
- ANCW20015 Classical Mythology
- ANCW20018 Intensive Syriac Aramaic
- ANCW20019 The Rise and Fall of the Roman Republic
- ANCW20022 Ancient Greece: History and Archaeology
- ANCW30004 Beyond Babylon
- ANCW30011 Underworld and Afterlife
- ANCW30016 The Age of Alexander the Great
- ANCW30017 Interpreting the Ancient World
- ANCW30020 Intensive Syriac Aramaic
- ANCW30021 Imperial Rome: Mediterranean Superpower
- ANCW30023 Practical Archaeology
- ANCW30024 Mediterranean Landscape Archaeology
- ANTH10001 Anthropology: Studying Human Diversity
- ANTH20001 Keeping the Body in Mind
- ANTH20006 Culture Change and Protest Movements
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