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Summary of what the subject is so can decide: Is this subject right for me?

Outline of the 'course' - detail on that.

Complementary/related subjects – other options (keep this fairly high on the page)

How does it work? (eg, points, majors, minors, double majors, conjoint degrees, trimesters). 

How do I put my degree together? OR Which courses would I study? How many papers can I do per year?

What pre-work could I do?

What prerequisites are there? Entry requirements

Scholarships and costs

Email contact blocks

Related careers (but avoid them being vague)

Will there be a job at the end of it? Worries a little about student debt.

Accommodation 

PG info - keep it last - not relevant yet (trend)

Course codes, levels etc confusing. "Assumes prior knowledge."

No students used the word "accommodation" - instead they talked about housing, dorms, 

Current students - about current students. I'd find profiles here (x6)

'Study areas' - two students thought this meant places to go and do study.

Faculties and schools "what courses are on offer"

When went through to a school site, didn't realise that but commented on the poor look and feel (common). One recognised purple colour branding.

 

 

  1. Chose 'undergraduate'

 

2. Used subject dropdown (rather than top field)

 

Good but too general. Want more detail and relevance - not just how their first yhear went, but more about clubs they joined, how they organised their workload, etc.

Profiles/features – what they’ve gone on to do. How they’ve used it.

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