1st Year Bachelor of Arts timetable?

[silverstars]

Hi guys,

Is there any Bachelor of Arts students who can give me a rough idea on what their timetable looked like? Preferably in a psychology major too

Also, did you manage to schedule any full day offs or days with a single lecture/tut in the morning or afternoon?
I’m trying to get a head start on scheduling my timetable and thus working out my hours for a possible part-time job.

Thanks in advance!

[M909]

Hey silverstars

Not an arts student, but with regards to timetabling, one you know the subjects you want to do, you can find the proposed (they may not actually run all classes, but most should be there) timetable from the handbook, eg for the first psych subject, from https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/subjects/psyc10003 , just click the timetable link, and it will give you the list of planned tute,  lecture ect times

So once you know all the subjects you want to do, you can plan out a rough timetable(s) plan(s)

[silverstars]

Hey silverstars
Not an arts student, but with regards to timetabling, one you know the subjects you want to do, you can find the proposed (they may not actually run all classes, but most should be there) timetable from the handbook, eg for the first psych subject, from https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/subjects/psyc10003 , just click the timetable link, and it will give you the list of planned tute,  lecture ect times

So once you know all the subjects you want to do, you can plan out a rough timetable(s) plan(s)

Ah okay! Thank you so much!

[Coffee]

Hi Silverstars

I’m a BA student at Monash, so my timetable might look a bit different. But, I have 2 2-hour classes on Monday, 1 hour on Tuesday, 1 hour on Thursday, and 2 2-hour classes on Friday. I have Wednesday off, and I’m also doing an online class. IIRC I had quite a few more contact hours in 1st year because I had a few classes with 2-hour lectures, rather than just 1 hour a week. So, it will largely depend on what classes you’re taking!

Psychology tends to have a couple more contact hours per week. Is this the subject you’re taking? https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/subjects/psyc10003/dates-times
It looks like you’re going to have three 1-hour lectures per week, and 2 hours of practical classes and tutorials.

I can access the above courses’ timetable here: https://sws.unimelb.edu.au/2018/Reports/List.aspx?objects=PSYC10003&weeks=1-52&days=1-7&periods=1-56&template=module_by_group_list Have you looked at this?

[silverstars]

Hi Silverstars

I’m a BA student at Monash, so my timetable might look a bit different. But, I have 2 2-hour classes on Monday, 1 hour on Tuesday, 1 hour on Thursday, and 2 2-hour classes on Friday. I have Wednesday off, and I’m also doing an online class. IIRC I had quite a few more contact hours in 1st year because I had a few classes with 2-hour lectures, rather than just 1 hour a week. So, it will largely depend on what classes you’re taking!

Psychology tends to have a couple more contact hours per week. Is this the subject you’re taking? https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/subjects/psyc10003/dates-times
It looks like you’re going to have three 1-hour lectures per week, and 2 hours of practical classes and tutorials.

I can access the above courses’ timetable here: https://sws.unimelb.edu.au/2018/Reports/List.aspx?objects=PSYC10003&weeks=1-52&days=1-7&periods=1-56&template=module_by_group_list Have you looked at this?

This helped a lot! Thank you for the informative response