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ATAR = Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank. it is to nationalise the universities admission to a standard across Australia. This will make it more attractive for people to travel to another state to study as the admission is easier (no need to transfer from one system to the next) NSW is...

Sydney University Engineering has the highest percentage of female enrolments than any other NSW institution! plus we usual combine our events with faculties like nursing, speech pathology, vet science, where there are lots of women. but the few that we have are AWESOME (if i may say so myself)

To commence study in March, 2010 you will need to apply through the Universities Admissions Centre (www.uac.edu.au<http://www.uac.edu.au/>) usually by the end of September, 2009. Since you will competing within the pool of students who apply through UAC, I cannot tell you what is the likelihood...

no need to do any maths for B.edu(2ndry)(arts and humanities) Good luck!

The Engineering Ball Harbour Cruise Beer and Bangers Pub crawls End of semester parties The Engineering Revue (a comedy stage production) EA Public Speaking Competition First year mentoring program First year camp Innovation lectures Careers/work experience/interview skills workshops Women in...

Wrong. that's Heather.

when I did it 4 years ago, you just have to remember the tut work. it was pretty fun exam. enjoy it while you can

undoubtedly, having a deep sound knowledge of maths is important to any engineering degree. But what about people who did maths in high school, did something else, then wanna do engineering later in life? What about people who only did general maths and want to do higher maths? Not all is...

No doubt Engineering is a difficult degree, and I'm pretty sure no one goes through without wanting to drop out at least once. (you're not the only one) I'm in my final year of an engineering degree and I've wanted to drop out twice. What I have also noticed is that the degree is...

this is very untrue. There may be limited things to do directly in the field, but many of my biomed friends have managed to get amazing jobs doing all sorts of different things. Some in project management, law, business.....um..lots of things Biomed and engineering in general equips you to be a...

women's room in manning has now been moved. can't remember where though. IT building is the fancy one next to the seymour centre. there is a microwave in all the engineering buildings and there is a microwave in the back corner of the scitech library

it's a white building next to the footbridge and Holme building. good luck!

hahaha this is hilarious! it's funny cos it's true!

Yellow travel pass + extra for private bus is the way to go! another option = half yearly/quarterly train ticket only (goes to about <$16/week) + travel10blue (if you want to catch a bus from central as you don't want to talk to wallace theatre from Redfern) + bus ticket for hopkinsons...

Engineering is pretty much the same everywhere. All over the world really. In Australia, all the main institutions (USYD, UTS, UNSW, UWS, UOW) all have their courses accredited by Engineers Australia, which is the governing/representative board for engineers australia and world wide. so pretty...

sorry for the complete mockery and ignorance of the previous post. your question is very legitimate and many students pay alot of money for books they don't need. As for textbooks, it completely depends on the lecturer and the class you are taking. In engineering, i usually get course notes...

um... i beg to differ. i know plenty of people who overload for all sorts of reasons. if you can't do it online manually then goto the arts faculty office and ask you can take extra units

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hey I was going to major in this, then it didn't really fit my timetable well, so i only did 4 senior subjects for it. (which is a sort of a minor i guess) I really liked it! I did a few in anthropology, but i found the stuff a bit too "those ooo-haa cavemen living in the forests of blahblah...

you need to pass MATH1901 and MATH1902 before you can enrol in the second semester ones. If you failed them. it means they were probably too hard for you. Lecturers will have course notes which you buy from KopyStop which is a place in broadway on mountain st. they will tell you when lectures...