Medical Science (2 Viewers)

[Ashadowcalledregret]

I was enrolling for my units for 2021 Medical Science Year 1.

A) I wanted to get a preview and an insight (ig) on the majors. I'm personally leaning towards Anatomy and Physiology.


B) Help on the whole study planner thing. Like Should I just pick the 'Day' option or the 'infrequent' option. And how much units do I have to put per semester or liek the recommended amount of units to do per semester.



Oh and do I just enrol in (/check the box of) every unit thats highlighted blue?

 

[galleryviewer123]

To answer A I would say to have a look at the handbooks and the information they provide on their website. Also some students post their perspectives on here about the differing majors so I would say to have a look. Anatomy and Physiology is the ideal if you want to progress to doing a Doctorate of Medicine.

For B i'm not so sure, I'm in the same boat a little bit (Clinical Science) , if you overload on credits though it will tell you straight away so you can change it.

With the checkbox, click the checkbox on the blue unit and when it turns green as though its a 'green light' meaning you're okay to do the unit as long as you meet the prerequisites, it worked out just fine for me. If there are any other issues Mq does online tutorials on youtube that guide new undergrad students.

Hope that helps

 

[BLIT2014]

Do the "day option".

4 subjects per semester ( 2 main semesters per year) will have you finishing within the 3 years.

3-4 subjects are classified as a full-time study and you will be eligible for concession opal fares (assuming you are a domestic student).

I would suggest you pick the 4 of the compulsory units( "core zone") to start with https://courses.mq.edu.au/2021/dome...-of-medical-sciences/course-structure#content

 

[BLIT2014]

At some point, get planning out your study course from the student centre to make sure you are meeting the requirements to graduate.

https://students.mq.edu.au/support/...AskMQ in the first instance,on 61 2 9850 1050.

Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences

Students should direct enquiries to AskMQ in the first instance. For support with: Department of Psychology courses Department of Linguistic courses Department of Cognitive Science courses Bachelor of Human Sciences The student centre is closed for face to face appointments however can be contacted via 9850 6360. For support with: Doctor of Medicine Doctor of Physiotherapy Master of Public Health Bachelor of Clinical Science The student centre is closed for face to face appointments however appointments can be made via AskMQ or calling 9850 4535

 

[Ashadowcalledregret]

Do the "day option".

4 subjects per semester ( 2 main semesters per year) will have you finishing within the 3 years.

3-4 subjects are classified as a full-time study and you will be eligible for concession opal fares (assuming you are a domestic student).

I would suggest you pick the 4 of the compulsory units( "core zone") to start with https://courses.mq.edu.au/2021/dome...-of-medical-sciences/course-structure#content

Oke so I picked the 4 essential units for the 1st year. 3 are in sem 1 and the other 1 is in sem 2 (since that's the only availability left!).

Wait you know the 2000 and 3000 units arent they for year 2 and 3? Why are they in blue and why are the session options like so for ex MEDI310P = '2021 Session 2, North ryde, Day' literally as the only availability ¿¿¿

 

[Ashadowcalledregret]

Oke so I picked the 4 essential units for the 1st year. 3 are in sem 1 and the other 1 is in sem 2 (since that's the only availability left!).

Wait you know the 2000 and 3000 units arent they for year 2 and 3? Why are they in blue and why are the session options like so for ex MEDI310P = '2021 Session 2, North ryde, Day' literally as the only availability ¿¿¿

MEDI3100*

 

[Ashadowcalledregret]

To answer A I would say to have a look at the handbooks and the information they provide on their website. Also some students post their perspectives on here about the differing majors so I would say to have a look. Anatomy and Physiology is the ideal if you want to progress to doing a Doctorate of Medicine.

For B i'm not so sure, I'm in the same boat a little bit (Clinical Science) , if you overload on credits though it will tell you straight away so you can change it.

With the checkbox, click the checkbox on the blue unit and when it turns green as though its a 'green light' meaning you're okay to do the unit as long as you meet the prerequisites, it worked out just fine for me. If there are any other issues Mq does online tutorials on youtube that guide new undergrad students.

Hope that helps

YEP THANK YOU!!! And I am aiming for Doctor of Medicine! I'm looking through their yt channel now!

 

[BLIT2014]

I count 6 subjects as first-year subjects for your degree

ANAT1001	Introduction to Anatomy	10
BIOL1110	Genes to Organisms	10
BIOL1210	Human Biology	10
BIOL1620	Foundation in Life Sciences	10
CHEM1001	Foundations of Chemical and Biomolecular Sciences 1	10
STAT1170	Introductory Statistics

 

[Ashadowcalledregret]

I count 6 subjects as first-year subjects for your degree

ANAT1001	Introduction to Anatomy	10
BIOL1110	Genes to Organisms	10
BIOL1210	Human Biology	10
BIOL1620	Foundation in Life Sciences	10
CHEM1001	Foundations of Chemical and Biomolecular Sciences 1	10
STAT1170	Introductory Statistics

OOPS YOU'RE RIGHT!

 

[BLIT2014]

Some of the second year subjects you should be able to do in the second semester assuming you meet the pre-requisites (i.e unit studied or credit points met).

 

[BLIT2014]

Focus on getting your first-year subjects done.

They'll probably add more tutorials/lectures in January when the rest of the people (2nd years/Jan round offers) are able to do their timetables.

 

[Ashadowcalledregret]

I count 6 subjects as first-year subjects for your degree

ANAT1001	Introduction to Anatomy	10
BIOL1110	Genes to Organisms	10
BIOL1210	Human Biology	10
BIOL1620	Foundation in Life Sciences	10
CHEM1001	Foundations of Chemical and Biomolecular Sciences 1	10
STAT1170	Introductory Statistics

Okay so Anat1001, BIOL1210, BIOL1620 and CHEM1001. Should I just do those for Session 1? What about my Major?? Theres one unit, PHYS1210, for the 1st year. Do I save that for session 2 along with the other leftover 2 essential units?

 

[Ashadowcalledregret]

Focus on getting your first-year subjects done.

They'll probably add more tutorials/lectures in January when the rest of the people (2nd years/Jan round offers) are able to do their timetables.

Sorry if I'm bothering you but should I do the flexible zone thing? I was thinking of doing a language. Either Japanese, Chinese or French.

 

[BLIT2014]

Okay so Anat1001, BIOL1210, BIOL1620 and CHEM1001. Should I just do those for Session 1? What about my Major?? Theres one unit, PHYS1210, for the 1st year. Do I save that for session 2 along with the other leftover 2 essential units?

Yes, do that for the meanwhile.

During the semester once you decide on your major you can enrol in any other compulsory units from your major as necessary (would suggest you talk to a student advisor who can help with timetable in future).

 

[BLIT2014]

Sorry if I'm bothering you but should I do the flexible zone thing? I was thinking of doing a language. Either Japanese, Chinese or French.

I'd suggest saving your "flexible zone things" (i.e electives) when you start facing more difficult units in years 2/3 of your degree.

 

[Ashadowcalledregret]

I'd suggest saving your "flexible zone things" (i.e electives) when you start facing more difficult units in years 2/3 of your degree.

Ehem yeah electives, that.

Okay! Gotchu! Thank you so much! I appreciate it, kind person!

 

[BLIT2014]

Ehem yeah electives, that.

Okay! Gotchu! Thank you so much! I appreciate it, kind person!

No problem As an old Macquarian, happy to help new Macquarians!

 

[Ashadowcalledregret]

No problem As an old Macquarian, happy to help new Macquarians!

Oooohhh Macquarian? That sounds so cool!

 

[Ashadowcalledregret]

OH WAIT IT SAYS I GOT ENROLLED BUT REGISTRATION FOR CLASSES ARE CLOSED AND NO MORE CLASSES ARE AVAILABLE

 

[Ashadowcalledregret]

@BLIT2014