Great content and lectures. Tutorials not so much, maybe it was the online learning and got unlucky with a very bad ta though

Really great unit. Not too much content and the lectures went into detail and explained it everything really well. Tutes were just time allocated to completing the assignments which was really helpful in keeping on track and keeping in touch with group members. Assignments were fairly straight forward and easy to do well on if you put the effort in.

Great subject and different from IMM2011 as in it doesn't seem as full on, more applying what was learnt in 2011 to diseases etc. Only down side is no practical classes and more assignment and group based.

I did this unit following IMM2011 and it is quite different than that. So in this unit, you have the freedom to explore whatever field of immunology you want, because that is what your major assignments as well as the majority of the exam will be based on. However, the assignments are majorly based on group work, therefore it can be a problem if your group doesn't perform well over all. Lastly, the exam was quite fair and if you have studied well enough and performed well in the assignments (you get to choose the topics for 2/3 essay type questions in the exam. These topics can be the same as the ones you did in your in semester assignments).

This unit really allow you to explore immunology in the context of health and disease, there was a lot of freedom to choose what to learn which I really enjoyed. The assessments were really good and the exam was fine as long as you studied