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Biomedical one of the worst? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH. Australia and Singapore are the two countries with the biggest biomedical engineering sectors in Asia-Pacific and its set to have a massive growth And for the op, you cant really do a Biomedical/Mechantronic/Commerce at USYD...

Huh?

What course and uni to what course and uni/

Just found the quality of teachers and tutors a fair bit worse than what i was expecting.

Stick it out at UNSW. Ive found USYD Science in general a bit underwhelming

More strike action tomorrow :mad2: Find this article very interesting: http://www.news.com.au/money/money-matters/the-20-jobs-that-are-highest-paid-per-hour/story-e6frfmd9-1226699999173 And this: http://sydney.edu.au/news/staff/2576.html?newscategoryid=222&newsstoryid=12165

Ancient History is a proper HSC subject Society and Culture is not.

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How likely are units credited cross university? I have a friend who is trying to transfer from USYD BSc to UNSW Bsc. Surely if its the same degree, most units would be credited even if its going from one university to another? Or is it not as simple? Trying to give him the best advice and not...

http://sydney.edu.au/courses/Bachelor-of-Engineering-Biomedical

Pretty self explanatory. Dont meet honours requirements. Dont get into honours. An if you need honours to do what you want but you cant get an honours, its pretty obvious.

Yup doing it. http://www.careercast.com/slide/best-jobs-2013-2-biomedical-engineer http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324874204578439154095008558.html I know theyre american but still a good guide

Some people really have no idea.

Re: Are there any uni courses which are permanently unattainable because of a low ata Or if you cant transfer into it you could always do it post grad

Re: Are there any uni courses which are permanently unattainable because of a low ata This. ATAR has one sole purpose and thats to get you into uni. Once thats done no one gives a shit what you got.

You could still still major in international relations and government through your choice of majors in a BA at just about any uni and it would get you the same job opportunities

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Well for a start, look at any global unversity rankings and tell me if you see either of these universities feature in a half respectable manner? And I disagree with enoilgam that prestige means a uni is better. In fact its the opposite way around. Universities such as USyd and UNSW, for...

What subjects would one have to take each year to achieve through through a BSc? And how different would these be if the person was doing a combined degree with engineering?