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
- ANTH20007 Working with Value
- ANTH20008 Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality
- ANTH20008 Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality
- ANTH20011 Ethnic Nationalism and the Modern World
- ANTH20011 Ethnic Nationalism and the Modern World
- ANTH20012 Engaging the World in Theory & Practice
- ANTH30003 Society, Politics, and the Sacred
- ANTH30004 Anthropology of Kinship and Family
- ANTH30004 Anthropology of Kinship and Family
- ANTH30005 Power, Ideology and Inequality
- ANTH30009 Anthropology of Nature
- ANTH30013 Theory & the Anthropological Imagination
- ANTH30017 Cultural Tourism in Southeast Asia
- ANTH30018 Anthropology of Law and Society
- ARBC10005 Arabic 1
- ARBC10006 Arabic 2
- ARBC20001 Arabic in Context 1
- ARBC20004 Arabic 3
- ARBC20005 Arabic 4
- ARBC30001 Arabic in Context 2
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