ok guys, need info on unis, which are the good ones for engineering, im gonna be applying this friday for june 08 intake, right now its melb u, unsw, and anu, though i have been told that uwa is good as well. and only reason im choosing this four is because im rather ignorant about the other choices as i havent heard/read much bout them.

so ya, shud i consider any other universities for engineering?

aight, since im undecided on where to go, i have decided to apply for common engineering(it means that i decide which branch only in the 2nd year right? )
for unsw, melbourne, anu, and uwa.

the comments here really helped, thanks lotsa.

but wouldnt those extra subjects help you? add on to ur degree or something? or is it a complete waste of time?

btw, applied for aeronautical engineering at unsw and usyd, and chemical for melbourne today(good thing they stated that we can decided which branch of engineering we want to do later on XD )

sooooooo, ur saying that hardcore engineering alone isnt good and that melbournes program is better?

ahhh f***, i cant decided, melbourne or unsw, melbourne for one is the more popular and would it perhaps seem better in the eyes of future employers?

unsw, the guy said i shouldnt have any problem getting in with my results, luls,but ya, cant decide if i should go to unsw or melb....

err, what do u mean by* that?

ouh, seriously? i guess ill go to unsw then

noooooot

This post has been edited by notanon: May 12 2008, 01:35 PM

different type of engineerign stuff meaning all the different engineering fields and have been aspects to the technical aspects of engineering?

gah, problem now is where in australia ><"

got the offer form unimelb and usyd, no answer from unsw yet, but since i got the first two should be able to get unsw i hope.

now all thats left is choosing where to go, and july intake is sooooo close... sigh

most probably either melb and unsw,
and now, the thing is, im not keen on doing a full engineering course as im planning to do a minor in something related to finance, or some other fields, so that i';d be able to do a master in something else besides engineering.

based on that, which would be a better option? or should i rehtink my decision of not wanting to do an engineering only course?

sigh, im gonna be having the same problem, my exam would finish in 2 weeks time, can settle everything regarding australia after that only ><"

is the melbourne model an accredited course? becauseaccording to the lady who was at the melb booth during idp open day(she was from idp, not from melb btw) it isnt. so i applied for the 4 yr bachelor of engineering course(the safer choice i assumed) opting to continue with my masters separately.

then i read a booklet on melbournes engineering course structure, and for the malbourne model, the bachelor of engineering didnt mention anything about being accredited but the masters section had the words (accredited).

so is it safe to follow the melbourne model? im afraid of what would happen if it didnt get accredited by the time i graduate

where should i stay in mebourne? got the offer for unimelb and if all goes well, will start paying idp and the other stuff after im done with exams next week.

so yeah, know any easy ways of getting accommadation there? and how much is it usually?

ouh and is there anything else i gotta make sure i do before i leave?

thanks.

anybody here living in college square? price seems ok.
just wanna confirm, its a private bathroom right(for the single bedroom)? most of the places ive seen only have shared bathrooms so just wanna confirm bout that.

would prefer to have a private bathroom