Fashion, Politics and the Global City

Grading is generally generous, with some students mentioning that high 80s or 90s are needed for an A, while others find it easier to get good grades due to lenient grading and team dynamics.

The workload is moderate, including quizzes, essays, and a group project. Students report spending around 6-10 hours per week on the course.

Assessments include two in-class quizzes (20%), an essay, a final project based on tutorial grades, and a fashion show presentation. Some students mention that the quizzes are challenging despite review materials.

The professor is described as engaging and supportive by some students, but others find lectures to be full of unexplained jargon. Overall, teaching quality varies.

Take the course with friends or strong teammates to ensure a better grade, and attend tutorials for quiz preparation. The tutor can provide extra support if needed.