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Sorry, it's free for members. If you are not a member, then it costs $5 to join and you get all the benefits of being a member such as, a free BBQ every semester There is another one of these careers nights planned for next semester too Access to the members only section of the WOSOC...

Want to know more about a career in industrial relations or human resource management? Want to know how to get a job in IR/HRM during and after your degree? * Here is your chance to find out! We invite you to attend ‘The IR/HRM Careers and Cocktails Night’, organised by your student society...

Here are my notes from when I did ECMT 1010 in 2003. The content may have changed, and i'm sure i've got some things wrong, like the graphs and stuff. And the notes may or may not be complete, I probably stopped paying attention halfway through the semester. ECMT seems so far away when...

If there are tutes and workshops before the lectures, they could be for the lecture the week before. Tutes and workshops are to reinforce the material learnt in lectures, and it's pretty hard to do that when you haven't learnt anything yet.

If you put enough money into it, you can also use your extro account to buy course readers Also, if you're using the uni computers for internet, you only get 2mb of downloads per day, if you want to exceed this amount you need money on your extro account. You also need money if you want to...

UTS city is actually several different buildings all around the city, there's the tower building, then there's one next to the ABC building, and one near Paddys Market.

Anthropology is a great subject, the faculty's really nice and they get actual faculty lecturers to take the tutes instead of Joe Bloggs grad student off the streets. Only thing is, most of the lecturers don't use overheads and don't have lecture notes so you have to pay close attention during...

Join the arts transistion workshop/mentor program while you're at it, you'll get some more information from a sheet they give you with the rest of your forms, or see the people standing at the front of the assembly hall.

I've never read anything about doing two degrees at different unis, I think usyd would recommend against it if you're doing two full time loads, but there's probably nothing thye can do to stop you from enrolling in another uni if you can manage the load and come to all the classes.

You have to do all the compulsory units, but you should be able to pick up some more junior subjects in second year to help with your major.

No only first year compulsory management subjects are WORK 1002 and either WORK1001 OR one GOVT1000 level unit OR one ECON1000 level unit

You would probably have to come 3 or 4 days a week, depending on how spread out your lectures are

It's highly unlikely you'd go from graduate to CEO of a company, but it is possible to graduate and become a manager of a retail store and then work your way up. People might be interested in studying management because 1. It's broad. You can have a major in management and still work in...

There's nothing wrong with Redfern. There's usually a Uni security patrol car at the station, to help out if anything goes wrong. Half the time there's police standing there. There's lots of other uni students going the same way so you can't get lost. After dark when there's less people there's...

MQ is in the middle of nowhere, it's fogged up by North Shore smugness and it pales in comparison to USYD. Mind you, i've never been there so just ignore what i just said!