unless you're interested in creating subject-approved fluff that doesn't actually adhere to the actual theories that they teach (yes what they teach is their own subjective interpretation of things), yeah go ahead and take this subject that may cost 5.6k and precious credit points. at least they allow individual assignments this time, but the effort put in this is definitely not proportionate to the results. my assignment 2 was "better" than the first according to tutor feedback but the marks were lower.

Just...honestly, just don't do this subject if you don't have to. The definition of undermarking students for the sake of it. Save yourself the trouble.

what tf? seriously shouldve done arts instead of comm if i knew i had to do this subject

The only thing I liked about the subject was the content and the case studies, everything else was a mess. Group assignment was an absolute nightmare, lectures and lecture slides were terrible. They grade your assignment really harshly as well.

Absolutely horribly designed subject. Large amount of your grade is based on a group assignment with people who you are designated by your tutor. The exam is only on 2 topics out of the 12 weeks of content so the majority of study that students do will be not on the exam. OB ensured I would never take another management subject.

This subject will provide an introduction to basic individual and group processes, as they affect people in organisations. Major theories and models in key areas of organisational behaviour will be examined; including group dynamics, motivation, stress, communication, conflict, power, strategy, structure and change management. Tutorials will emphasise the application of theories, through the use of exercises and case studies

demonic subject. i'd rather drop out of uni if i had to retake this subject again

[Did it in summer 2019] It wasn’t as bad as some people make out, although I got a fairly decent group which helped. Some of the content was reasonably interesting and I can see how some of it applies to the real world. The subject is well organised too. However, if you don’t like essay writing (I don't!), you probably won’t love this subject.

Topics covered in the subject are relatable and applicable in daily life, as well as, improving our soft skills. For the exam, you just need to understand and memorise the theories and understand the cases.

Relevant to daily-life especially the micro-topics and will help you when working with other too.