sorry guys but any one has any idea if masters in finance at monash got part time course and if got wat is the timetable?

BTW, are most of you local? Cos I'm an outstation student and looking for accommodation. Where would you guys recommend? And I do not have a car. Anywhere which is inexpensive?

From what I heard, it's an easier way to get into Monash. More expensive than other foundations though.

Accommodation around Sunway area (near to uni since no car) is not cheap and will never be cheap. Cheaper options will be further, means you might have to walk further.
Most outstation students stay in Sun-U or LagoonView which is the nearest to Monash.

hey,u doing MUFY??

Please.... MUFY is nothing compared to a levels or Sam forthat matter.

I'm still considered about it , might go for july intake ...
which degree program are you plan to do ?

chemical engineering...

Well, you can stay in Sun-U Residence(w air-con) or Sun-U Apartment(w/o air-con).
These two places are the official hostel for Sunway University and Monash University.
However, I heard that Monash's very own hostel,which is just beside the campus, will be ready by next semester.

A twin sharing room with air-con in Sun-U Residence is RM730/month per person.
I stayed there during year one and find it to be quite convenient.
A maid will come daily to collect rubbish and there's a washing machine in every unit.

I'm currently staying in Lagoon View, which is just beside Sun-U Residence.
A single room cost about RM750, bills and internet are not included.
It will come up to be RM850-RM900.

anyone here with notes for money and caps? reckon you might be able to email em to me? tried findign it on the webdrive but could only get the first lecture. trying to do a bit of holiday reading before going into it next sem

Buy the book instead. It's a very good book, simple & easy to read/understand.

i borrowed it, but like all textbooks, its a little long winded innit? XD not sure exactly which sections to focus on and which ones i'd have to memorize.

edit: also for biz law, is the books thats allowed in the law in commerce book? cos it has all the cases in it, so does that make memorizing cases kinda redundant? just gotta understand which ones are the important ones and how exactly the law works?

This post has been edited by satsugai: Jun 24 2011, 09:22 AM

sorry bro, if you wanted to pass money and caps, you should have started studying for it 30 weeks ago.

wtf, is it that hard @>@

hard nolah haha provided you have interest in reading the business related publications like The Edge or the daily newspaper business section.
oh yeah regarding the moneycap notes its in blackboard not webdrive.regarding which to focus,focus on the Mathematics on Finance,Bon Market or is it Short term & medium term (the chapter on notes,bonds,commercial paper those, foreign exchange quite important too) funding.some of the front chapters are common sense if you got interest in finance stuffs (eg what kind of a/c bank have,what kind of loan,etc)
yes for biz law its Law in commerce (the $400 book that is very precious,misplace it there goes another $400).it maybe useful to memorise some important cases as it saves you time from flipping the textbook in exam. erm you gotta at least know what each case is about roughly and some of these cases are a MUST to quote for a certain area eg negligence Donoghue v Stevenson (dead snail case)
dont worry just ride the 'bullet train' as the law lecturer describe the course

hahaha thanks a lot man, at least now i have some sorta guide to follow when reading the textbook, thanks man
yeah have tried making reading the edge and the business section a habit, but a lack of understanding the lingo and intricacies of finance dulled my efforts to make it a habit,was hoping that this subject would give me a deeper understanding of finance and not the other way round whereby an understanding of finance would be required to do well in the subject. but hey, at least now i know i gotta start earlier an brush up on some financial knowledge ^^

yeah, my friend who's a law student was lecturing me bout the basics of the tort of negligence the other day and how business law as a whole works XD

apparently for them they only get to bring in their book that has all the statutes and have to memorize the cases(hence why i was kinda surprised that we would be allowed to bring in law in commerce)... kesian XD

if i want to apply for degree in chemical engineering at monash,do i have to go through any interview?

i doubt so, unless you're a special case with special requirements

no, you do not have to do through any interview.
You will just have to fulfill the entry requirement.

any monash graduates here??can i get a secured job in malaysia if i study at monash?

Are you malaysian?