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Are there any units that you genuinely thought were useful for the future or interesting to learn about? When picking electives I want to do something that would actually be beneficial. Sometimes units feel like you’re just doing them for the sake of it to get through your degrees and you know you’re never going to actually use that knowledge again. I think uni can tend to feel a bit like that unless you’re heading in a very specific field. Is there anything that made you think damn that was actually worthwhile?

Did you guys enjoy it? How hard is the workload?

The muscle towards my inner thigh (which I’m assuming is one of my hamstrings) is so tight. I’ve been trying to improve my flexibility and mobility, however I’m unable to lean forward with my legs apart (Wide-Angled Seated Forward Bend). When I see others lean forward all the way until their chest is to the ground it perplexes me. It’s like my body is stuck and I am unable to move forward at all. I’ve been stretching a lot recently but I’m hardly able to get more movement. When I feel the muscle it feels like a thin band that is rock hard. It almost feels like stretching something that’s gonna snap instead. Is this my semimembranosus muscle? Is this normal and what can I do to improve it?

I want to do occupational therapy or speech pathology in the future so for electives I’ve been doing some that are anatomy/physiology related. However there’s not heaps to choose from. I need something that runs in second sem. Is there anything enjoyable that you guys would recommend as I find that science units are a good break away from all the writing and essays in other units. I’ve already done physiology in medical health science, A&P and neuroscience. I’m open to something maybe to do with biology/the human body idk

Would you recommend for a second year?

I wanted to enrol in muscular skeletal anatomy however there were no places left (had trouble enrolling). I’m looking for something else to do instead, what would you guys recommend? I have already done:
- anatomy & physiology
- physiology in medical health science
- neuroscience
(Units running this sem preferably)

I only get clusters of pimples around the side of my face right next to the ends of my eyebrows/eyes and hairline (on both sides of face). This never used to happen at all. I put azelaic acid on it every night which does sometimes calm it a bit. I also change my pillowcases regularly but it still keeps coming. I think stress seems to aggravate it or potentially makeup as well idk. Any advice on what products to use? I've also used salicylic acid on my face before but sometimes it causes bumps on my forehead lol

I just saw that there are some new majors for health science, does anyone know what they entail? Considering doing some of the units as electives

Haven’t been able to enrol in BIO10008, I’ve tried searching it on the enrolment page and nothing comes up. It says it’s running second semester so idk why I can’t find it

I’m just wondering cos after enrolling it only shows me one class option that I can’t change. I’m wondering if that’s the only class running of if it just dosent even show you the other options?

Just want to know whether you enjoyed this unit and what it entails?

Does anyone have any electives they’d recommend? I’m a second year doing health science majoring in public health and health promotion. I’ve enjoyed doing some anatomy/physiology electives so far. Potentially interested in something health related or maybe even psychology that doesn’t have a workload that’s too intense. Have there been any that you guys have enjoyed?
Edit: any good psych units?

I’m studying health science and looking for 2nd year units that aren’t too work intensive/ easy to do well in. I am not a fan of essay writing so sometimes I like units that are more straight forward. Any suggestions?

Has anyone done the 3rd year units and if so what were they like? E.g. public health nutrition, leadership and innovation in health promotion, health communication etc. I’m thinking of doing some 3rd year units as a second year but I don’t want to overload myself and I get overwhelmed. What is the workload and what are assessments like?

Hey just just wondering if anyone has done the unit NTR30004 public health nutrition or HEA30010 Leadership and innovation in health promotion? If you’ve done the unit I’d love to know what they involve and how difficult they are as I am planning my enrolment. What is the workload like?

I accidentally swiped out of the exam window for a second even though we are not supposed to change tabs or have notifications, what do I do? It was only for like a second as and I did not mean to. I didn’t have anything else open. I think that they’re probably see that I left the page so should I let them know?

don’t even know where to start. I’ve taken notes with the lectures but there’s so much. I usually try to go through each topic and learn as much as I can by writing it out and watching videos but it always tends to just slip out of my mind ugh. What’s a good method?