Agricultural Economics at the University of Sydney, not sure if I'll get it as they are cutting back pretty hard. It's probably more likely that I'll get into B Planning UNSW (2), or B Science UNSW (3), or economics at UWS Campbelltown.
I hope I didnt make a mistake.
Civil engineering at UNSW is my 5th preference, but it is highly unlikely I will be doing this course as I have Economics at UWS Campbelltown as my 4th. I was tempted to put it as a high preference but I was a bit worried about the maths in the end, as I only did 2 unit.
In the short term it would obviously be beneficial for oil reserves to remain publicly owned. However in the medium to longer term privitisation will ensure greater efficiency higher volumes or export, more foreign investment, employment opportunities etc. Losses in oil profits could be offset...
I am interested in making some games for MS DOS. Does anyone here know how to do this or know of any programmes which can be used to create MS DOS programmes, especially with graphics?
Well I don't think the war was 'necessary' but I would say that overall it was desirable.
I think that the scenes of jubilation present in Baghdad once American troops entered the city was justification for the war. I believe the vast majority of people in Iraq are now much better off that...
Hi,
Is there anyway of finding out if sydney uni has cut places for next year due to the new university funding programme being introuduced by the govt? If so, is there a way of finding out what specific courses places have been cut in?
Is this what really happened or is it what LATHAM SAID happened.
I hope for the sake of this countries future that all the ppl here who say they support Latham are joking.
I've taken into account my rankings and all and have come up with an average of what I think should be an average of my internal and external marks.
English (Advanced): 80
Maths: 70
Physics:85
Economics:90
German (Beginners):80
What do you think, UAI of 85-90?
IMF Definition (or something close):
Globalisation refers to the rapid integration of economies worldwide through increased trade, financial flows, investment, technology spillovers, information networks and cross-cultural currents.
1. Go through the sylabus closely and make sure you understand each point.
2. Use multiple textboooks to gain a broader knowledge - Tim Dixon is the best, Riley and Bulmer are also good.
3. Keep up to date on latest economics news and statistics through newspapers and magazines eg. SMH...