What courses are you choosing for uni? (1 Viewer)

[rafall]

Thinking to do B of Management and human resources with B of Art, but not really sure if it's great degree. Are there good jobs if u do this degree? how much do they earn?

 

[tonysoprano]

I've looked at basically all of the ones in Australia at the moment, and I'm honestly not sure which one would be the best. I'm probably going to go to uni because I didn't waste my entire year to not use the ATAR I get, but whatever course I do will be coupled with Arts, majoring in either Film Studies or Media and Communications.

They do offer part-time at film schools which could help.

 

[Speed6]

Anatomical Pathology

so in other words med

hopefully

I believe that you can achieve this. You have demonstrated excellent anatomical knowledge of the human body and assisted me with great detail and advice into queries that I had in the past so you have my support and I honestly believe that you will become a doctor one day.

 

[Queenroot]

I believe that you can achieve this. You have demonstrated excellent anatomical knowledge of the human body and assisted me with great detail and advice into queries that I had in the past so you have my support and I honestly believe that you will become a doctor one day.

Knowing anatomy won't really help me get in tho

but thank you

 

[Kaido]

Are there any jobs that satisfy the following:

- Travel to exotic, remote locations
- Dealing with Science and/or Maths
- Free time (at least 2 months worth)
- Decent salary ($100k +)

And if so, what are the courses I need to take :O

 

[Schmeag]

fixed...

What's wrong with law?

 

[Amundies]

Are there any jobs that satisfy the following:

- Travel to exotic, remote locations
- Dealing with Science and/or Maths
- Free time (at least 2 months worth)
- Decent salary ($100k +)

And if so, what are the courses I need to take :O

Engineering in the O&G and Mining sectors fits that nearly perfectly (except for the exotic part, although if it's remote it's probably not going to be exotic).

 

[Schmeag]

Are there any jobs that satisfy the following:

- Travel to exotic, remote locations
- Dealing with Science and/or Maths
- Free time (at least 2 months worth)
- Decent salary ($100k +)

And if so, what are the courses I need to take :O

Medicine would fit the bill in a similar way that Amundies described for engineering. A lack of doctors working in rural and remote areas of Australia remains a significant issue and there are government incentives to encourage doctors out to these areas. Most would earn above $100K+ at the end of training. Free time would relatively easier negotiate in this setting.

Otherwise, there are also fields of Wilderness & Remote medicine, or disaster and humanitarian aid, which I know less about, but you could look into that. No Maths, all Science.

 

[laters]

I'm leaning towards UNSW commerce or actuarial studies

But my last preference is probably going to be some teaching degree

 

[DLMisme]

Hoping to get into Science Education @ University of Wollongong.