MedVision ad

7 News (Best university for getting a full time job" (2 Viewers)

Drifting95

Should i change my DP?
Joined
Mar 14, 2012
Messages
3,160
Location
Point Piper
Gender
Male
HSC
2013
Saw it myself and thought others might be interested. Hmm, maybe i should go to ACU or Notre dame to get into a prestigious Finance job....

[video]http://au.news.yahoo.com/video/national/watch/5b13a0bd-cf76-3254-af47-6a92a9946aab/the-best-universities-for-getting-a-job/[/video]
 

OzKo

Retired
Joined
Jul 17, 2007
Messages
9,892
Gender
Male
HSC
2009
Uni Grad
2013
Pharmacy - 97%

That's a shock.
 

NBGHHS

Member
Joined
Feb 25, 2011
Messages
128
Gender
Male
HSC
2012
Doesn't that fire a bullet into the prestige mongers of USyd....
 

OzKo

Retired
Joined
Jul 17, 2007
Messages
9,892
Gender
Male
HSC
2009
Uni Grad
2013
Doesn't that fire a bullet into the prestige mongers of USyd....
As if they needed to be proved wrong?

They are idiots to begin with.
 

golgo13

Alchemist
Joined
Feb 12, 2009
Messages
304
Gender
Male
HSC
2011
Well i think it's more of pharmacist and doctors go into internship so i guess that isn't entirely bs, technically a job :)
 

a c

Member
Joined
Jan 25, 2012
Messages
141
Gender
Undisclosed
HSC
1998
All a load of sponsored bullshit.
ATAR Aim: 88
B Science (Computer Science) at UNSW - 91 ATAR orB Science (Computer Science) / B Media Arts at UNSW - 82 ATAR

u mad csu is stylin' on you?
 

Demise

Member
Joined
Apr 26, 2011
Messages
636
Gender
Male
HSC
2012
ATAR Aim: 88
B Science (Computer Science) at UNSW - 91 ATAR orB Science (Computer Science) / B Media Arts at UNSW - 82 ATAR

u mad csu is stylin' on you?
UNSW was down by 0.1. I'm bloody mad man.

ACU - Major for education, yet that's one of the highest unemployment, even though ACU was in the top 5.

Logic.
 

Omnipotence

Kendrick Lamar
Joined
Feb 7, 2009
Messages
5,327
Location
Sydney
Gender
Male
HSC
2011
Uni Grad
2016
Saw it myself and thought others might be interested. Hmm, maybe i should go to ACU or Notre dame to get into a prestigious Finance job....

[video]http://au.news.yahoo.com/video/national/watch/5b13a0bd-cf76-3254-af47-6a92a9946aab/the-best-universities-for-getting-a-job/[/video]
yeah do it then tell me where you end up in 4 years
 

Memento-mori

Member
Joined
Jul 14, 2012
Messages
136
Location
Sydney
Gender
Female
HSC
2012
UNDA's applications have already closed.

Pretty much everyone in my grade has their eyes set on UTS, Usyd or Macquarie. There are a couple of UNSW, Charles Sturt, Notre Dame and ACU people, but I guess the reason why people are attracted to Usyd, UTS, Macquarie is the familiarity with it. I mean, pretty much all of my cousins went to Usyd, etc. (Which is a reason for me not to go) but I do find those three universities, to be a bit... outdated? UTS comes across as the most unflexible university. B.Design at COFA seems to be better than any B.Design degrees at UTS... yes, even Visual Communication because you can mould it to suit your needs and goals. Side note: it's incredibly ironic that the person making fun of fashion degrees is from UTS. That reflects so poorly on the university, and has eliminated desire from me to go there completely. Charles Sturt communication courses are very well known and respected, as are their dentistry (*fingers crossed my friend gets in there*). I personally, think ACU comes across fantastic in the media, I think the Vice- Chancellor makes fantastic comments regarding education. My UAC preferences were more about the universities, (what I want to do is fairly general, and most universities offer it) and essentially, its just UNSW and ACU with an external application to Notre Dame.

I won't bash on Macquarie alot though. Unsure why their employment levels are so low. Plus you can major in Russian there, that's so cool and rare :)
 

4025808

Well-Known Member
Joined
Apr 2, 2009
Messages
4,377
Location
中國農村稻農
Gender
Male
HSC
2011
Uni Grad
2017
wow WTF education having one of the highest unemployment rates, what even. Consider maths education for example..., where there's actually a shortage..

meh, there's a reason why i dont follow channel 7 anyway, such a load of garbage.
 

Memento-mori

Member
Joined
Jul 14, 2012
Messages
136
Location
Sydney
Gender
Female
HSC
2012
wow WTF education having one of the highest unemployment rates, what even. Consider maths education for example..., where there's actually a shortage..

meh, there's a reason why i dont follow channel 7 anyway, such a load of garbage.
I think education is more primary school education in the case of this report. A lot of people think that a B.A + Dip. Ed or four years B.Education= guaranteed job. You are right about maths education. I personally think the best teachers tend to have started to teach later on in their life when they have experience. I had this wonderful commerce teacher in year 9 who used to be an accountant. She could talk about finance, economics and business extremely well. I disliked a lot of my teachers, and most of them didn't want to be there.

I remember the day I stopped watching channel 7 news. There was this horrible bushfire, and the next day, I was waiting for Criminal Minds, and there was an advertisment of the news, and it had 'ONLY ON SEVEN NEWS' written on the screen, and it came across that Channel 7 were trying to profit from it, that they didn't really care, just tried to get more viewers. It's an incredibly forced, contrived network.
 
Joined
Sep 20, 2010
Messages
2,225
Gender
Undisclosed
HSC
2012
Um pharmarcy is 97% because all the graduates get jobs at local chemists that pay similar to fast food chains.

ACTUAL pharmaceutical jobs are nowhere to be seen.
 

Drifting95

Should i change my DP?
Joined
Mar 14, 2012
Messages
3,160
Location
Point Piper
Gender
Male
HSC
2013
UNDA's applications have already closed.

Pretty much everyone in my grade has their eyes set on UTS, Usyd or Macquarie. There are a couple of UNSW, Charles Sturt, Notre Dame and ACU people, but I guess the reason why people are attracted to Usyd, UTS, Macquarie is the familiarity with it. I mean, pretty much all of my cousins went to Usyd, etc. (Which is a reason for me not to go) but I do find those three universities, to be a bit... outdated? UTS comes across as the most unflexible university. B.Design at COFA seems to be better than any B.Design degrees at UTS... yes, even Visual Communication because you can mould it to suit your needs and goals. Side note: it's incredibly ironic that the person making fun of fashion degrees is from UTS. That reflects so poorly on the university, and has eliminated desire from me to go there completely. Charles Sturt communication courses are very well known and respected, as are their dentistry (*fingers crossed my friend gets in there*). I personally, think ACU comes across fantastic in the media, I think the Vice- Chancellor makes fantastic comments regarding education. My UAC preferences were more about the universities, (what I want to do is fairly general, and most universities offer it) and essentially, its just UNSW and ACU with an external application to Notre Dame.

I won't bash on Macquarie alot though. Unsure why their employment levels are so low. Plus you can major in Russian there, that's so cool and rare :)
Isn't UTS known to be quite a flexible uni though? Unless your thinking of USYD
 

Spiritual Being

hehehehehe
Joined
Jan 10, 2012
Messages
3,054
Location
Sydney, Australia
Gender
Male
HSC
2013
Uni Grad
2018
guys the entire employment rate thing is all manipulated

if you graduate with a pharmacy degree and you go work in mcdonalds, they still count you in that " 97%"
 
Joined
Sep 20, 2010
Messages
2,225
Gender
Undisclosed
HSC
2012
There's no mention of graduate study either...

l00l representations and text...
 

Shadowdude

Cult of Personality
Joined
Sep 19, 2009
Messages
12,145
Gender
Male
HSC
2010
cant be bothered watching the video


what happens in it
 

4025808

Well-Known Member
Joined
Apr 2, 2009
Messages
4,377
Location
中國農村稻農
Gender
Male
HSC
2011
Uni Grad
2017
guys the entire employment rate thing is all manipulated

if you graduate with a pharmacy degree and you go work in mcdonalds, they still count you in that " 97%"
Yeah that. It doesn't account for the fact that most of those doing pharmacy degrees end up in pharmaceutical jobs, but instead work in pharmacies. Guess it's the same with education; they don't take into account those doing Education having the high unemployment rate being in the primary sector (also those doing arts/education), yet there's a huge gap in need for maths graduates to become maths teachers.

I.e. as for me doing actuarial, having an Actuarial job is different from that of graduating from an actuarial degree.
 

Users Who Are Viewing This Thread (Users: 0, Guests: 2)

Top