okla i go google 1st hehhee
u live for kolo mee? u from sarawak?

Oh you have just transferred from one of the colleges in malaysia i assume?
I'm living in the city right now.
Haha well its 3 days of uni for me, but then i usually work for another 3 days after uni, so yeah..
UNSW meet up session? Heh that sounds interesting.

i am in brisbane. but gold coast is 80kms south of brisbane

errr..80kms is not close ok? lol

i doubt they are going to have deals for students. they are a budget airline to start off with so i really doubt there's going to be student rates. but then again, i might be wrong, hopefully


maxi cab from robina? heh or ask some good friend for a ride down to gold coast lol. pay for petrol also i dont mind heh

I find out many work in Australia after their studies. I would like to find out the average salary if we work as engineer (electrical/electronic) in Australia witht he following qualification:
1) Bachelor degree
2) Masters degree
3) PhD degree

Pls advise. Thanks.

I was born and bred in Sarawak, and I'd probably die there. Once a Kuchingite, always a Kuchingite, no matter where we go.

maybe we can car pool?

Do you know whether he's married already or not? As I'm going to work under him for my postgraduate study, it's important to find it out whether he has any intention to leave the university or not. You know lar, half way supervisor cabut is terrible sometimes... If he's married and settled down in Adelaide already, then the possibility to leave is low.

hahaha we could assuming we manage to get the same flight back

my dad thought i bought jetstar's ticket to go back home lol. thank goodness i didnt

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Added on August 12, 2007, 10:56 amyou can try checking out APESMA's website. its somewhere in there the salary range

This post has been edited by QuackSilver: Aug 12 2007, 10:56 AM

oh kaki kat kuching !
salam soviet sarawak dari melbourne ! hehe
im mirian anyway we are a sarawak kaki hehe

no 1 join the malaysian student organization? im new here, im not sure how useful of this organization.

Apparently they're darn good in sending spam emails

if malaysia , 80km is far ....
in australia... meh .... 300km i also say close...
considering it will take u much much more than 80km to go to another city .. unlike in malaysia where from kl 80km can go a lot of places liao

the only reason i say its far its because i dont have a car here in australia. if i were to have one then yes its very close.

anyone in brissy went to Ekka yet?

*raises hand*

Fun stuff. Just leave your young adult self at home and let the 7 year old in you out for some fresh air. Seriously, it's one wicked place.

really was that fun? havent been there before...thought of going today but some friends were down with flu....anyway the weather was gloomy and i think it rained too...oh well there's always next year..

how's this year's one compared to last year's one (if you went to last year's one that is)?

well its another HUEG funfair, with farm animals (and their smelly dung yucks) thrown into the mix as well lol. be prepared to fork out money though. you'd be spending like mad there. if i were to go again this year i'd go on this saturday when everyone wants to clear stock, especially the fresh food. saw my friend buying 2 bucks of oranges, huge plastic bag full of it last year

yea, flu epidemic is on aussie land...beware !

Probably good to make friends but if you are a clubber you will benefit more as the organization is all about parties parties parties....

hey guys, i'm off to aus next yr, mayb melb to study foundation.

then i have a few choice, cos i wanna take medicine, i might go into monash or come bak. but medicine in aus is hard to go in right? >.< anyone studying medicine in aus here?

Trinity foundation? Monash foundation?

Monash university requires international students to take ISAT before applying to medicine. Melbourne University(through Trinity) does not require ISAT or UMAT, but there isn't Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery/Bachelor of Medical Science in 2009 due to the Melbourne Model. Although, Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery is still offered(2009 being the last year as undergraduate). 2009 is also the last year Bachelor of Dental science in Melbourne University.

The score for Medicine and Dentistry for Melbourne Uni through trinity is 98% average. Yes, it is tough you virtually cannot afford to lose any marks. But, Trinity is a very good course, I've learnt a lot here. I am planning for Bachelor of Dental Science next year in 2008.

sorry for sounding like a noob...can someone enlightened me on Melbourne Model??