Combined Courses? (1 Viewer)

[Preditor.89.N7G]

What is your opion on combined courses with engineering, do you recommend it? or would the work load be too much for what its worth? Because i enjoy Business and Eningeering and im thinking of doing a combined course. But i want to know if it would be a good option or if the engineering part of it is enough by it self (workload wise).

Thanks.

 

[Preditor.89.N7G]

I would recommend it but i hate business im into management, telling ppl wat to do is the life for me.

you can also pick up another degree whist in uni.

the hard bit is getting into uni and once your uni your options are much better i believe unless your gonna do a huge dramatic change

lol cool...yea im into business cause i may wanna consider becoming a executive manager of an engineer company or something..But would you know the difference between Structural Engineering and just normal Civil Engineering and the different workfields you may be put in. Cause i see that UTS is placing Strutural engineering as a n/c for 2006.

 

[Preditor.89.N7G]

The dipolma that allows you to practice the actual engineering itself giving you exprience really caught my eye, but also it seems a little more easier to get into due to the questionare and the cut off points by doing certain subjects. UNSW i think is a good uni 2 but because off the above reasons i think i like to go to UTS (if i make it).
I dun wanna go to Usyd or UWS to do enigneering because it doesnt appeal to me.

And yea thats my main reason.

Also if Civil Engineering is practically anything you want, then why are the cut off points lower then like specialised civil eningeering (like strutural and environmental) ..i've seen this trend across all UNIs in the UAC book