well clearly from some helpful people from the other forum...this is all I know that is unique to UNSW so far: the SBL which they developed themselves and the 1st/2nd year vertical integration (But I still wouldn't know what the benefits of 1st and 2nd years learning together... ) haha I'm getting my notes out at the moment..um..I actually emailed all the medical universities to send me info on their medical teaching programs!! so much reading to get through...gman03 said:so what have you concluded from your research? roughtly how different are the medicine courses between different universities?
oh what I think is also good about UNSW..this is probably not such a big deal to most people..but I actually like the fact that the med course has 12 credit points of gen eds! (yes I finally learnt what "Gen eds" are!!) 'cause then you can balance all the subjects out...(and I'll be able to take International Studies )
ok...certainly I reckon that UNSW is a lot more clinical-based?? lots more independent learning and not as much spoon-feeding ("uh oh" in my case)
oh yeah...from what other people said in the other forum..a huge emphasis on groupwork..which may be the reason for 1st/2nd year vertical integration thingy....
hahhaha in response to the UNSW being the only med school that teaches its course in Asian...when I first read it, I thought "Oh, REALLY??!!!" hahaha...well I was told by a teacher that she was invited to one of a UNSW Med formal dinner or something..and the Dean of Medicine actually said that "UNSW Med positively discriminates against Asians" in their selection...
anyways..not stressed at all about the UMAT for some strange reason
oh and LOL...dictation test, aye?? hmm...well I know minimal amounts of European languages..Italian, Spanish, French..(enough for a tourist anyway!)
Last edited: