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No competition for Turin. I don't recommend this uni though. They're extremely disorganised and unhelpful. Put Bologna as your first - everyone does, it's the best in Italy. I stayed with a friend's family in Bergamo (also close to Milan) for a month before going to Turin. It boosted my language...

ITLN2631 and ITLN2632. I think it is possible to go straight to ITLN3611 with those subjects and marks, but you'll have to contact the department to get special permission to enrol in them.

Bachelor of Science (Medicinal Chemistry) / Bachelor of Arts (Italian Studies, French Studies) IV Last year woooo!

Lol you'll be in my PCOL and CHEM3115/3915 lectures. Awkward.

Semester one: CHEM2404 - Forensic and Environmental Chemistry CHEM3110 - Biomolecules: Properties and Reactions PCOL3012 - Drug Design and Development PCOL3011 - Toxicology FRNC2621 - Senior French Intermediate 3 Semester Two: ITLN3687 - Focus on Writing in Italian CHEM3115 - Synthetic...

I'm in Italy on exchange now. I'm doing a BSc/BA also majoring in Italian Studies. You can go no earlier than your second year but you need 3 semesters of language study, unless you picked it up at advanced level at uni. There's very little competition to go to Italy, so I think it'll be easy...

I don't recommend doing what I did. I did 50/50 first year then overloaded 3/5 science 2/5 arts second year, overloaded 3/5 arts 2/5 science first semester third year then normal load 100% arts on exchange this semester. Next year (last year) I'm overloading first sem 4/5 science 1/5 arts then...

Also, junior units. You need 30 junior CPs of science. You need to do maths, so that's 12, you should definitely do chemistry and biology (human biology in first sem, MBLG in second sem) and there's your 30 cp. If you want to do 50/50 science/arts you'll have to wait til third year to do second...

Lolol I'm doing a BSc/BA and planning to do postgrad pharmacy. Weird. Anyway you HAVE to do physiology for both those postgrad degrees, but I thought physiology sucked. The content itself was veeeery interesting, but the course is taught so so so so poorly. I got 50 and 52... just scraped...

You can 'pick' your majors anytime you want. You just need to do the right first and second year subjects to allow you to enrol in the required senior units. So it's best to think about it from first year.

I came to uni having no idea what to study... so I started with what I liked and went from there... plus doing two languages should give me a significant advantage.

Medicinal chemistry is just the first half of the pharmacology plus half of a chemistry major. Personally I like it... two favourite sciences... and yes it's hard, for me. I prefer my arts degree but wtf am I going to do with it?

You can't major in both. For a pharmacology major 24 senior credit points are required and only 24 credit senior credit points are offered. No one unit of study can count towards more than one major. You'd have to choose one or the other. I'm doing medicinal chemistry. (sorry to burst your...

I do both. The Italian department is fantastic and very well organised. To be blunt, the French department (as you heard right) is awful, very disorganised, not very passionate at what they do. Even though my French marks are much higher, I'd still say I prefer Italian. My French tute last...

I'm in my third year of the four-year degree (even though it was only changed for 2010, 'cause I transferred). I loooove it. I can pick anything I want to do, which means I haven't been stuck doing too many subjects I didn't want to (just maths and physiology for M Pharm at USyd). I'm majoring...

Re: Semester 2 Chatter Thread (2011) It is still holidays for me. My semester starts in October. :D

Coz they made it too easy. Only a certain amount of people can get HDs, Ds, and Cs.

Dude in CHEM1102 I got scaled down from 77 to 70. I was so angry.

"The timetabling unit only allocates students to classes as requested by the departments which teach (and set the timetable) the units of study on offer. You are not enrolled in any of these units of study, and so the central timetabling system cannot determine your timetable. Please consult...

69 in ITLN3611. So much less than I was expecting :(