Which uni? (1 Viewer)

[saltandpepper]

Hey guys,

I'm thinking about applying for a business/commerce/arts/law type of course but i'm really confused as to what each uni offers in terms of hands-on experience and job prospects etc.

Please help!

 

[kochou]

how about applying for cadetship? plenty of experience

 

[saltandpepper]

Originally posted by kochou
how about applying for cadetship? plenty of experience

Yeah i was thinking about it but i was told that it was really hard to get into it

 

[kochou]

it'd worth trying, and theres like a bazillion companies out there...i heard that getting into the small companies are easier

 

[redruM]

Originally posted by saltandpepper
Yeah i was thinking about it but i was told that it was really hard to get into it

well, if thats the preoblem, just apply anyway.

from what i found out, unsw offers the best contacts. this was for accounting, but i am sure its the same for other degrees.

Originally posted by saltandpepper
business/commerce/arts/law type of course

lol, you've covered basically all the different faculties

 

[Sarah168]

Maybe this should be moved to the Uni forum where alot of uni students will see it...

 

[santaslayer]

Originally posted by saltandpepper
Hey guys,

I'm thinking about applying for a business/commerce/arts/law type of course but i'm really confused as to what each uni offers in terms of hands-on experience and job prospects etc.

Please help!

Business/Commerce: UNSW/UTS/USYD

Law: UoW (100% employment rate)-prospects :uhhuh: :uhhuh:

Arts: UMQ/USYD/UNSW

 

[mack]

Ive known some people who underwent cadetships and hated them. Because you spend all day at the company and still study part time at uni in the evening, so basically you have no life....

 

[~dEjA vOuX~]

Originally posted by mack
Ive known some people who underwent cadetships and hated them. Because you spend all day at the company and still study part time at uni in the evening, so basically you have no life....

yeah a lot of people say they hated it because they work all the time and they have to fit uni in too...I guess it reallly depends on the person, but there's no harm in applying.

 

[mack]

but if you get to put on a suit and be an imitation businessman then it would be cool.....

 

[hipsta_jess]

come to newcastle!

 

[Loz#1]

My college has a business course and all courses require hands on experience to be completed during the year (i.e work experience)

 

[Persephone87]

Liberal Arts (International) or Arts(Advanced) at USYD; or Arts (Contempory Europe) at ANU.

 

[KarmaKitten]

just check previous UAC guides, certain courses specifically say whether they give hands on experience