Civil Engineering (2 Viewers)

[clissold]

Hey Everyone..


At the moment I am quite interested in becoming a civil engineer although I still have a few questions for anyone willing to give me advice:

• How do I become a Civil Engineer..?
• What ATAR is required..?
• What is the Assumed Knowledge..?
• Which University would be best..?
• How many years does the degree go for..? Then what..? Further Study, Straight into Employment, etc..?
• Job Prospects within Australia..?
• Any Other Useful and/or Relevant Information..?

Thankyou in Advance

 

[slyhunter]

Lol, doesn't your school have like a careers advisor or something?

 

[alen180sx]

Hey Everyone..


At the moment I am quite interested in becoming a civil engineer although I still have a few questions for anyone willing to give me advice:

• How do I become a Civil Engineer..?
• What ATAR is required..?
• What is the Assumed Knowledge..?
• Which University would be best..?
• How many years does the degree go for..? Then what..? Further Study, Straight into Employment, etc..?
• Job Prospects within Australia..?
• Any Other Useful and/or Relevant Information..?

Thankyou in Advance

1. Usually a bachelors degree at uni or you can even do it at tafe.
2. Depends on uni, but usually 70-80+
3. Extension maths and physics
4. Uts, university of Sydney, unsw
5. 4-5 years, then it's up to you
6. pretty good

 

[Riproot]

1. Usually a bachelors degree at uni or you can even do it at tafe.
2. Depends on uni, but usually 70-80+
3. Extension maths and physics
4. Uts, university of Sydney, unsw
5. 4-5 years, then it's up to you
6. pretty good

7. ???
8. PROFIT!
But seriously, the extension maths part made me rofl.

 

[Riproot]

Lol, doesn't your school have like a careers advisor or something?

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She's also our year co-ordinator, but I don't like talking to her

 

[davidbarnes]

1. Uni. Tafe won't cut it (not to become a proper/registered/chartered engineer anyway).
2. 90
3. Math Ext 1, Physics, Chem
4. USYD/UNSW/UTS
5. 4 (5 at UTS). Then you get a job.
6. Good

 

[kaz1]

you really don't need chem for civil engineering

 

[Riproot]

1. Uni. Tafe won't cut it (not to become a proper/registered/chartered engineer anyway).
2. 90
3. Math Ext 1, Physics, Chem
4. USYD/UNSW/UTS
5. 4 (5 at UTS). Then you get a job.
6. Good

you really don't need chem for civil engineering

Without Kaz1 I would've been ROFLMAO
lol, soooo goood.

 

[kaz1]

wtf?

 

[alen180sx]

1. Uni. Tafe won't cut it (not to become a proper/registered/chartered engineer anyway).
2. 90
3. Math Ext 1, Physics, Chem
4. USYD/UNSW/UTS
5. 4 (5 at UTS). Then you get a job.
6. Good

I know a couple people who done engineering at tafe, not sure if it worked out though.
You don't really need 90, from what I have been told from engineering students on Bos, you can get in with like 75 atar at uts and like 80-85 at unsw. You also don't need chem, unless you want to do chemical engineering.

 

[Riproot]

wtf?

Clissold chose not to do MX1 and he dropped chem at the beginning of HSC. lol

 

[clissold]

Lol, doesn't your school have like a careers advisor or something?

yeahhh we do, although I thought some advice from people wouldnt go astray

But seriously, the extension maths part made me rofl.

what, I dont get it..?

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She's also our year co-ordinator, but I don't like talking to her

hahahahahahaha.. spitting image

although she is actually a nice lady

1. Uni. Tafe won't cut it (not to become a proper/registered/chartered engineer anyway).
2. 90
3. Math Ext 1, Physics, Chem
4. USYD/UNSW/UTS
5. 4 (5 at UTS). Then you get a job.
6. Good

Thankyou, although which University do you believe is the best and I didnt think Chem was assumed knowledge..?

Without Kaz1 I would've been ROFLMAO
lol, soooo goood.

I also dont get this..?

Clissold chose not to do MX1 and he dropped chem at the beginning of HSC. lol

This is true, however I do believe that I could do a bridging course for MX1 and, as for Chemistry, I wouldnt need it because I want to do CIVIL Engineering and not CHEMICAL Engineering

 

[kaz1]

UNSW would be the best for civil imo, you don't need chem but it would be handy.

 

[Riproot]

This is true, however I do believe that I could do a bridging course for MX1 and, as for Chemistry, I wouldnt need it because I want to do CIVIL Engineering and not CHEMICAL Engineering

Yeah, but Chemical is better.
Btw, I wonder if Nick is on here watching us... that's creepy.
Shouldn't you be sleeping?

 

[bineal]

2ns year civil engineering student here

Enjoy!

 

[zombie omie jay]

Hey Everyone..


At the moment I am quite interested in becoming a civil engineer although I still have a few questions for anyone willing to give me advice:

• How do I become a Civil Engineer..?
• What ATAR is required..?
• What is the Assumed Knowledge..?
• Which University would be best..?
• How many years does the degree go for..? Then what..? Further Study, Straight into Employment, etc..?
• Job Prospects within Australia..?
• Any Other Useful and/or Relevant Information..?

Thankyou in Advance

B Engineering.
70+
Mathematics, Physics. Ext 1 maths very helpful, Chem is helpful in materials etc.
UNSW
4 then into graduate position
Very good job prospects
no

1. Usually a bachelors degree at uni or you can even do it at tafe.
2. Depends on uni, but usually 70-80+
3. Extension maths and physics
4. Uts, university of Sydney, unsw
5. 4-5 years, then it's up to you
6. pretty good

cant become professional engineer with tafe diploma
B Eng essential

 

[zombie omie jay]

has to be an engineers australia approved Bachelor engineering degree also

 

[clissold]

UNSW would be the best for civil imo, you don't need chem but it would be handy.

Yeahh Ive heard that UNSW and USyd are the best..

Yeah, but Chemical is better.
Btw, I wonder if Nick is on here watching us... that's creepy.
Shouldn't you be sleeping?

mmmm, I disagree.. and hahahaha, it wouldnt surprise me

2ns year civil engineering student here

Enjoy!

If you dont mind me asking..

What Uni do you go to, what ATAR did you get, and how do you find Civil Engineering..?

has to be an engineers australia approved Bachelor engineering degree also

This is only available through UNSW or USyd, right..?

 

[slyhunter]

This is only available through UNSW or USyd, right..?

Through any uni.

 

[bineal]

civil engineering is fuckin a

also hard

also, engineers are all gay