Jan 9 2011, 02:03 AM
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1. Yes
2. I don't know about Uni of Sydney but Uni Melbourne generally uses a different system than the others. Monash's style is the norm, they offer a 4 year BEng that you can enter straight after pre-u and because it is a 4 year degree, there is automatic Honours like UK degrees.
3. Monash Sunway's programme is exactly the same as the one offered in Monash Clayton except the availability of certain electives and majors not available here. Both offer 4 year Degrees that's recognized by BEM.
4. From what I have heard quite a lot transfer to Aussie though there are certain average marks that you need. Since it's the same syllabus and structure the only thing you need to cope with the difference in environment.
2. I don't know about Uni of Sydney but Uni Melbourne generally uses a different system than the others. Monash's style is the norm, they offer a 4 year BEng that you can enter straight after pre-u and because it is a 4 year degree, there is automatic Honours like UK degrees.
3. Monash Sunway's programme is exactly the same as the one offered in Monash Clayton except the availability of certain electives and majors not available here. Both offer 4 year Degrees that's recognized by BEM.
4. From what I have heard quite a lot transfer to Aussie though there are certain average marks that you need. Since it's the same syllabus and structure the only thing you need to cope with the difference in environment.
i thought for the number 3 case, Sunway campus curriculum is the same for Berwick, Gippsland, and Peninsula course, as Clayton and Caulfield offer another type of degree.
This post has been edited by aeg1s: Jan 9 2011, 02:05 AM
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