Easy WAM booster. Seriously, if you pay attention in your lectures and workshops it's easy to get 90+ in this unit. The anatomy is super generalised and you won't need to memorise a whole textbook, all quizzes and exams are open books too. The teachers are super helpful and chill. If you're an anatomy try-hard, you might find it a bit dull haha.

Great foundation into learning.

Terribly disorganised

Liked the subject, reasonably intensive but became very easy towards the end if you have put in throughout the semester. Weekly quizzes are great for revision and knowing the type of questions on the exam. The highlight would be RIPPLE, which is excellent for revising the subject if you participate. Workshops weren't awful either, always had someone to answer my many questions. On the downside, the videos could use some work on their quality (and presenters, to be honest).

A heavy and intense course, yet the teaching team were really helpful and the content was organised perfectly on lms. You are guaranteed to do well if you follow the activities, workshops and assigned lecture objectives on a weekly basis!

For the people that said it was "sedating" or "easy" - you were probably the only students that felt this way. For the MAJORITY of people, it was very challenging, yet group tasks made it easier

For some people, it's a jump from Human Bioscience A, while others find that they aren't really being challenged by it. I think what is most important is that we understand how complex the body is and this subjects helps in that aspect.

keeping up with content each with can be difficult, as the subject is quite content heavy. easier for people with scientific backgrounds and challenging for those without it.

Keeping up with this was a little hard as the terminology and the structures were hard to grasp. Highly interesting, but you have to be organised from the start.

Subject was incredibly easy verging on sedating. Online materials good when they worked, but overall this is a subject you'd undertake to tick a box on your course, not to learn anything mind-blowingly interesting.