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No it is a term used by other universities (quite close in proximity) to describe UNSW. In regards to UNSW owning a quantum computer, it really doesn't bother me as owning one would add nothing to my degree. How would a quantum computer enhance journalism? Oh and how is that campus going in...

Not enough students at UNSW speak English :bomb: This is why it is called Tokyo Techie. .

My dad works there :P But it is true, Engineering is the staple of UNSW. People should pick a university not for its overall reputation, but the reputation of the specific schools within it. I could have done communication at UNSW (would have been a lot cheaper), but it has a shit...

I have found in the past amazon.com sell some textbooks cheaper than the coop-bookshop (even when you calculate postage and exchange rate).

When you get into postgraduate study especially at the level of masters and Ph.D, distance is really not a concept that should worry anyone because you don't really attend "classes" no matter what university you attend. At that level of study you're doing research under supervision which means...

UNSW is the best place in NSW to do engineering courses.

Another good thing about doing the Bachelor of Justice Studies is that if you get sick of policing (we all get sick of our careers at some stage), you're able to use it to move into another career within the justice system or further.

The BoS forum is quiet because most people use the official CSU forums: Charles Sturt University

They're not dropping cluster bombs on gaza. If they were dropping cluster bombs on Gaza, the death toll would well and truly be in the tens of thousands by now. Where did you hear such crap?

There is also a house that is rented out to only females. Unsure if it is still operating but it has the nickname "The House of Vag". Heard some of the girls hated it though.

Not always, I know lots of first year students who have not gained on-campus accommodation... this is why there is a "1st year waiting list". 50% of the rooms are reserved for 1st years, and depending on how many first year students apply and to what residence depends on whether they're given...

Re: Bathurst Accommodation Most are fine, because the town relies on university students. Pretty much there are heaps of houses vacant from the end of the uni year until the start of it. As long as you don't have a bad Real Estate record, then you're fine. They will check each and every...

Bathurst Accommodation For students making the move to Bathurst here are your options: On-Campus Accommodation: There a various on-campus accommodation choices available and details can be found on this website: Residences, Your Home Away From Home - Charles Sturt University Rooms vary in...

Re: When do Communication HSC applicants find out if they got in or not? Eg. radio, j Oh I am sure the course coordinators have already chosen who was accepted and who was rejected. It is pretty much down to UAC releasing the results on the date UAC specifies.

A lot of people who go to university find they have to go to TAFE after they graduate to gain "skills". This whole TAFE v UNI thing really doesn't exist in the real world. They both exist and both provide specific things. Certain courses at TAFE do have the lowest common denominator, and...

Well I talk to the course coordinator for TM a lot, he is a really nice guy and really dedicated and loves seeing students succeed. However, I am a journo student so wouldn't have a clue. I could ask a TM student to come on here and speak with you, but cant promise anything. However, I...

Everyone (except for the people who are gifted) has moments where they just want to give up. However, the good thing about uni is that sometimes you figure out that a particular degree doesn't really interest you or that what you really want to do is totally unrelated and that you only...

k-12 is kind of broad. The way each age group is taught is much different to each other. Plus to work as a high school teacher you have to have qualifications in your specialist field. You cant just do a Bachelor of Education (Secondary) and work in a high school. You need to complete...

I am unsure on the answer to that question because it is such a new course. However, you should either call 1800 334 733 or email inquiry@csu.edu.au to speak to a prospective student advisor and they should be able to answer your question.

I do know but I cant say sorry. That information can only be released after final round offers. The point is that each year there are different numbers of applicants. What I can say is that this year will be very competitive across all universities in NSW/ACT.