which school?

BSc? biomed?

added you to the list... msia campus right?

student council fees, library fees, computer lab fees.. can only remember these 3

1) if u r talking about the granting campus then it depends on course, case to case basis... if you're talking about place of graduation... then msia or aus is possible

2) as though you're transferring, aus campus fees

3) asap

not that it is more difficult.. the degree offered in msia vs aus is diff... therefore to qualify for the aussie one you got to take certain modules that isnt avail in msia... if you had taken all common modules and transfer then it is not a prob..

there's no baseline.. so how hard is very subjective... if you compare with other schools in msia, it is generally harder

find a senior that does well, offer some $$$ for extra tuition or to make copies of their notes

much harder than other schools and drop out rate also pretty high.. but bear in mind that the students enrolling for these course have lower req. as compared to lets say eng. or med.

well it is good, but whether does it make economic sense to pursue it at monash is another question..

via credit transfer... probably allowed? usually case to case basis

have you heard of liberal arts? i think this is something like a hybrid..

i always recommend ppl to go monash as it is a prestigious school.. however we have to face reality, whether you're able to make that tuition fees back.. in the long term it is definitely worth it.. you will be part of an elite group of ppl in msia but if you have to take a loan or it is a huge burden for your parents then better not

4 of my family members including me grad from monash msia.. i am in sg, my sis is in sydney and 2 cousins are doing extremely well as their own bosses.. non from food sc though.. my dad did food tech like 30 years ago? that time not many highly qualified ppl so he did well in mnc... these days i dont know

for engineering or business or med or pharma it is not a prob... those fields pays well in msia... food sc? i dont think so... what's your results anyway? i might be able to recommend another option..

unemployed

means not under anybody's employment...

doesnt mean i am not the one employing ppl...

1 is related to sports another is in properties

rich is a fantasy for now

havent scale up yet... still a startup... might fail.. lol

1st one dont need financing... low capital

2nd one need 1.25mill, this one will know end of the year

not anz meh?

The Australian National University has moved into the top 25 universities in the world, jumping two rankings, with seven other Australian universities appearing in the top 100.

The QS World University rankings, which take into account, research and teaching at the university as well as employability post-degree, were released on Tuesday with ANU coming equal 25th on the list. The list was topped by Massachusetts Institute of Technology for the second year in a row.

The University of Melbourne was the second Australian university in the rankings, but dropped from 31st last year to 33 for 2014. The University of Sydney jumped one spot from 38 to 37 while the University of Queensland remained in 43rd place.

The University of New South Wales jumped four places from 52 to 48 while Monash University moved from 69th to 70th. The University of Western Australia also dropped in the rankings from 84 to 89 while the University of Adelaide was in 100th place, jumping from equal 104th in 2013.

The next Australian university on the list, Macquarie University, came in at 254th.

ANU acting vice-chancellor, Professor Margaret Harding, said the university’s top Australian ranking owed a lot to the quality of teachers at the university.

“Rankings are imperfect measures, and move around year to year, but they do tell you the company you are keeping,” she said in a statement.

“It is great to be alongside other great universities of the world like the National University of Singapore (22), Ecole normale supérieure, Paris (24), Duke University (equal 25) the University of California, Berkeley (27).”

Harding singled out Dr Steve Lee from the Research School of Engineering as an example of innovation at the university. Lee won this year’s Eureka prize for science for the invention of a cheap lens which can convert a smartphone into a microscope.

She said the international nature of the university was a fundamental element its global reputation.

“ANU brings Canberra to the world and the world to Canberra,” she said.

“That global nature carries across our teaching and research, from Nobel prize-winning research in astronomy and medical science, to hosting world leaders, including most recently the prime minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe.”

The QS rankings use six indicators to compile the results. These include data on staff to student ratios and how often the university’s research is cited, along with the results from global surveys of academics and employers.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/sep/...global-rankings

added moniqee to the alumni list... MIB 2013

Alumni who enrol in our 2015 MBA Program will be in the running for one of five bursaries worth RM10,000 each


http://community.monash.edu.au/page.redir?...1f-808f6d0dbfea

Our MBA graduates are highly regarded by organisations worldwide. We offer a new approach to the development of corporate and community leaders.

We want to support you to take your career to the next level. Find out more at our Monash MBA previews. Four sessions are available:

10.30am, Saturday, 1 November 2014
School of Graduate and Professional Studies, Monash University Malaysia

6.30pm, Wednesday, 5 November 2014
Venue: Aloft Kuala Lumpur Sentral

10.30pm, Saturday, 15 November 2014
School of Graduate and Professional Studies, Monash University Malaysia

10.30am, Saturday, 22 November 2014
School of Graduate and Professional Studies, Monash University Malaysia

Light refreshments will be served. Visit our website to register for catering purposes.

Alumni bursaries

All successful alumni applicants for our 2015 program will be eligible to receive one of the five RM10,000 bursaries.Each applicant will also receive a RM8000 travel grant.

Enrolment for the 2015 MBA Program closes 28 November with successful bursary recipients notified in late December. Find out how to apply. Visit the our website, email us or call (+603) 5514 6000 for more information.

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*I dont work for Monash, just so happened to receive this in my mailer

thanks for the update

1. the courses arent identical.. reqs across diff campuses are all diff
2. no difference barred some course are exclusive