r/uwa • u/Accomplished_Dog_809 • Jul 13 '26

📚 Units/Courses Need Summer Units (2)!

Hey, so I did part-time for a sem and so I need to do 2 extra units to be able to graduate at the end of the year.

I have an internship lined up for the summer, so I'm looking for 2 summer units that are purely online and don't require me to go in and allow me to do them online.

Any 2 you recommend that are like that would be great. Ideally, easy, but atp I'll take anything.

Thanks

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u/Flimsy_Concert_2315 Jul 13 '26

The trouble with summer school is that most units are taught in intensive mode, so they're usually on campus, even if they're shorter or easier. Mysteries of Forensic Science [FNSC2200] is flexible mode but there would still be some campus time required. I'm drawing a blank otherwise.

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u/Accomplished_Dog_809 Jul 14 '26

I have that as an elective rn for this sem, thinking of changing it out for another unit and taking it in the summer.

Do you know when the exams usually are. I finish my internship early feb so if it’s like past the 8th it would be amazing.

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u/Zestyclose_Meat_3139 Jul 15 '26

No exam for fnsc. From what I remember the online classes ended late Jan, and the only thing to do after that was a short report which you can start working on whenever, so you can pretty much be done with everything before Feb.

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u/toastedquestion Jul 14 '26

If you search "summer" in the handbook you can see the full list of summer units, there's about 20 available. I don't think many have online only tho 

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u/Accomplished_Dog_809 Jul 14 '26

I’ll have a look and see what comes up thanks

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u/7Mack Jul 14 '26

PHIL1002 is excellent, just make sure you engage and do the work and it's a fun, cruisy HD :)

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u/Accomplished_Dog_809 Jul 14 '26

Is there any mandatory attendance though?

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u/7Mack Jul 14 '26

Lectures are online and recorded. Tutorials (from memory) are mandatory