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Context & Understanding: The lectures often give a broader view or theory that helps you critically analyse in your assignments. Even if it’s not 1:1 related, referencing key concepts can strengthen your arguments.
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Future Modules: Since you’re specialising in HR next year, the foundations you’re learning now, such as organisational behaviour, strategy, or people management - are super useful later on. You’ll already have that head start.
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Grades & Referencing: Lectures often point you toward useful academic theories, models, or case studies that can boost your assignment quality and referencing. Even if not all slides are directly linked, they usually help shape your approach.
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