BUSINESS and COMMERCE (1 Viewer)

[M-THIS]

ohh ok, is economics (the major) similar to the course studied in HSC? like that typr of stuff?

how is it?

 

[Minai]

Originally posted by M-THIS
ohh ok, is economics (the major) similar to the course studied in HSC? like that typr of stuff?

how is it?

haha no way
its way more mechanical and detailed - as in theres way more formula's and concepts involved in my opinion anyway...like all the stuff u learn in HSC is theory and how things happen - in Uni, especially in 2nd yr, u actually model these things, and use statistics and mathematics to show how the typical economic issues u learn in the HSC are affected thru government policy and stuff

 

[M-THIS]

so what are the future jobs prospecs for a student studying economic? is that like gov policy making or Banking?

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

Originally posted by M-THIS
so what are the future jobs prospecs for a student studying economic? is that like gov policy making or Banking?

or a uni lecturer

 

[Minai]

Originally posted by M-THIS
so what are the future jobs prospecs for a student studying economic? is that like gov policy making or Banking?

Economists mostly
but it all depends on wat else u major in

 

[user]

What's the definition of waste?

A bus load of economists going over a precipice with 2 seats empty

How many economists does it take to change a light bulb?
None the invisible hand does it

 

[Nick]

Sydney Uni has 2 majors Political Economy and Government an International Relations, which sound pretty good.. i was wondering if ne other Unis have any similar courses?

i know UTS has social inquiry, and UNSW have social science courses but they arent linked with economics and business like at Sydney.. and my goal of combined law at sydney seems pretty out of reach with the mega 99.6+ cut off

 

[Nick]

yeah political economy sounds very good..

curse all these options.. and high UAI cut offs

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

Originally posted by user
What's the definition of waste?

A bus load of economists going over a precipice with 2 seats empty

How many economists does it take to change a light bulb?
None the invisible hand does it

ROFL ....
now i know why minai does eco

 

[M-THIS]

hey MINAI,

at UNSW you don't have to do two majors in a BCOMM right?

at other places you have to do either 2 majors or 1 major and 2 submajors.

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

i believe it is the same at unsw too ... unless u do a double degree

 

[Minai]

lol

well, for a B Commerce @ UNSW, u can either do:
- A single major in something and a minor in something else
or
- A double major

 

[M-THIS]

How is Maquarie for this kinda area of study??

 

[flyin']

Macquarie is great... in terms of Commerce (comparative to it's other departments) - especially for Accounting (and Actuarial ).

 

[M-THIS]

will it be hard to transfer from something like BCOMM at Macquarie to Bus Law after a year?

like people say it is easy, IS IT?

 

[flyin']

It's easy... if it's an internal transfer provided you do half-well. But it's MQ... the other's aren't so lenient...

[I could transfer from Actuarial/Maths to Actuarial/Law if I wanted to at the end of year (but I'm not).]

 

[M-THIS]

so like is it kinda gaurenteed you can change? like if you work hard that year?

everyone says it is, but it can't be that easy right?

 

[Minai]

depends on ur UAI as well
since UAC chooses based on 50% UAI, 50% 1st yr tertiary results
so even if u get straight HD's in 1st yr, if ur UAI is too low, u might not make it

 

[flyin']

At MQ, it's alot easier, methink anyway. There internal system is very dodgy in my opinion.

 

[Morgues]

Originally posted by flyin'
At MQ, it's alot easier, methink anyway. There internal system is very dodgy in my opinion.

in mac its very easy to transfer, they dont look at your UAI but just your first year results and you need a credit average AT MOST. For most courses even if you get a few passes they still let you transfer.