Criminology

Grading appears to be fair; it's possible to get a good grade with sufficient effort, but some find the grading harsh due to unclear expectations and lack of constructive feedback.

The workload is considered heavy by some students, involving multiple essays, group projects, and participation in tutorials. Students spend around 10-12 hours per week on the course.

Assessments include two 1500-word essays, one group project, class participation, and a final exam based on past papers. There are also occasional small tasks during classes.

Teaching quality is mixed; some students find Professor Laidler engaging and helpful, while others feel her lectures are unhelpful and lack depth. The professor's teaching style impacts the overall experience significantly.

Participate actively in tutorials to improve your grade, as it can make a significant difference. Also, focus on understanding the course content thoroughly rather than just memorizing facts.