Yeah easy subject, easy H1. I'd say this is like watching a Youtube series considering it's pretty much all done online. Best thing I got out of it was how to "research" papers and write an academic essay, which in that cases just take any other Arts subjects or something.

Content was interesting and lecturers were passionate. However, assessments were poorly explained and the final essay was marked very harshly without proper justification. I did its counterpart (music psychology) and absolutely loved that one (final grade was 90), but this was a massive disappointment.

A bit boring and dry content.

Subject was interesting for a while but became a little boring towards the end. Quizzes were a piece of cake, and the final essay wasn't too bad, though the grading on the final essay wasn't really clear (no feedback on what was lacking). Still, if you did well on the quizzes, an H1 shouldn't be a problem

Quiz can be kind of tricky, essay is alright but really need to plan ahead and try out the playlist enough time to know what you can write or include. Overall a very interesting and enjoyable subject, but knowledge wise can be more limited with where you can use it, but good to know how music can influence your emotions.

Course is easy however its full of left wing radical social justice rhetoric, much of which doesn't have a very solid academic founding. So do this subject if you want easy marks not if you want to learn anything useful.

Very Straight forward and fun subject for an achievable H1

Good breadth subject without extreme workload. Final assignment was straight forward.

First of all, QUIZES ARE EASY and are worth 50% of total grade. I got 42% out of 50 but you should be able to get full marks. (i only went to like 4 lectures) The final assignment is easy! This is definitely an easy H1 subject

If you're looking for an easy h1 subject, go for this. Quizzes are easy to score on (just read the lecture slides) and the essay is a piece of cake.