(MED)
6 points + 3 lectures per week and 3 hours discussion and small group teaching + Second semester + Clayton
Synopsis: A multidisciplinary approach to human reproduction and development, combining basic reproductive science with some of the important implications of human reproduction for modern human life. Sexual health matters and the impact of the assisted reproductive technologies on the health care system. Issues of current concern including abortion, contraception, sexual assault and sexual preference. Important milestones in the human sexual life cycle, such as puberty, pregnancy, menopause and senescence.
Assessment: Examination: 60% + Presentations: 20% + Essay: 20%