What breadth subjects are you doing?

[Russ]

In my biomed degree I did these, all of which I recommend

Creative writing: ideas and practice
History and philosophy of science
Creative writing: short fiction
Genetics health and society
Global health, security and sustainability
Living longer; a global diagnosis

[lilaznkev1n]

Bachelor of Commerce

BLAW10001 Principles of Business Law
HIST10007 Medieval Plague, War and Heresy

[liuetenant]

creative writing: ideas and practise is a first yer subject...But apparently it's hard to get good grades because of subjectivity etc etc. Should i do it in my first year, or leave it for later years?

[Aurelian]

First Year:
None

Second Year:
1. Philosophy of Mind
2. Greek Philosophy

Third Year:
3. Asian and Comparative Philosophy OR Objectivity and Value OR Phenomenology and Existentialism
4. Knowledge and the Nature of Reality

[Sah123]

Bachelor of Science

Think I'll only be taking Arts subjects as breadth
so,

Literature and Performance OR Philosophy: The Big Questions
can't decide, does anyone know if Literature and Performance requires a lot more work? Or just a lot of work in general? I'd like to have one easy-ish subject in my first year

Apart from that, it'd probably just be more Philosophy subjects and maybe Shakespeare
might throw in an ancient history subject in there too - something to do with ancient Rome, Greece or Egypt

I have studied Philosophy: The Big Questions and it was a fairly good subject. In terms of workload, I didn't find it particularly demanding. There were two mini papers which you could hand in basically whenever depending upon the topics which appealed to you, plus a mid-semester essay of your choice, and an exam where you got the questions beforehand (though not all of them ended up being on the actual paper).

[enlight]

Bachelor of Arts -

Principles of Marketing
Principles of Business Law

Hope I am not in for a major snooze fest...

[dc302]

Bachelor of Science, 5x jap breadths.

[Peedles]

Bachelor of Science

1st Year
Critical Thinking with Data
Managing and Leading Organisationa

2nd Year
Principles of Marketing
Music Psychology
Gamelan Ensemble 2

3rd Year
Yet to be decided

[86]

Bachelor of Science.  In order of completion:

1.  Introductory Microeconomics
2.  Introductory Macroeconomics
3.  Finance 1 (Summer)
4.  Business Finance

Planned:
5.  Investments
6.  Corporate Finance

Can I ask why you chose Micro/Macroeconomics?

As for me:

BSc

1st year:

Philosophy: The Big Questions
Philosophy: Big Thinkers <- Although I'm thinking of developing my writing/reading/argumentative skills in linguistics - can anyone suggest something to me?

2nd year: Commerce/Management breadth track (3 subjects)

Business in the Global Economy
Managing the Multinational

3rd year: (continuing Management breadth track)

International Corporate Governance
Cross-Cultural Management and Teamwork

[Chris_Hancock]

Bachelor of Science

- Introductory Microeconomics
- Introductory Macroeconomics

Then an Intermediate micro/macro (depending on which one I like the best, and depending on difficulty) and something else. Forests in a Global Context looks so sick haha.

[mikee65]

In first year I did 4:

Logic: Language and Information
Into to Microeconomics
Forests in a global context
Music and Health

2nd year (to be completed):

Genetics, Health and Society
Intensive Ancient Greek A