To 2017 graduates (2 Viewers)

[captainneuro]

Hey 2017ers! What's everyone's plans for uni/degree next year??

 

[pikachu975]

Just curious, what's everyone's plans for uni/degree next year??

Hopefully actuary co-op but if not then actuarial studies at unsw or macquarie and possibly combine it with maths

 

[Papercutter]

Hopefully Bachelor of Environment at MQ, if not then Bachelor of Biodiversity and Conservation (also at MQ).

 

[ichila101]

Mechanical/ Petroleum engineering at UNSW ultimately, if all goes well

 

[30june2016]

Hopefully BIT Co-op at UTS, got an offer but it all depends on how high my ATAR is against everyone else :c

 

[Mathew587]

Commerce/computer science at UNSW if I didn't stuff up my HSC ^^)

 

[jjHasm]

Commerce/Law at UNSW, if LAT wasn't successful enough, then Commerce/Maths (which is most realistic)

 

[supR]

Mechanical/ Petroleum engineering at UNSW ultimately, if all goes well

Just curious, why petroleum engineering?


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[ichila101]

Just curious, why petroleum engineering?


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Mainly cause there is an apparent good pay that comes with it which probably happens when there is really high demand for petroleum but also because I have a general interest in studying about petroleum based off of HSC chemistry. I would've chosen Mechanical/Civil or Mechanical/Mining however I couldn't find those degrees as options on the UNSW site. I'm also pretty sure its a lot more hands on work compared to the other engineering disciplines which is something I also like

 

[fluffchuck]

Hopefully Actuarial Studies + Adv Maths at UNSW

 

[tazhossain99]

If things go right, Electrical Engineering at UNSW

 

[captainneuro]

Just curious, why petroleum engineering?


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What do you want to do btw after you finish??

 

[same1111]

Literally anything i get into lol

 

[Squar3root]

Mainly cause there is an apparent good pay that comes with it which probably happens when there is really high demand for petroleum but also because I have a general interest in studying about petroleum based off of HSC chemistry. I would've chosen Mechanical/Civil or Mechanical/Mining however I couldn't find those degrees as options on the UNSW site. I'm also pretty sure its a lot more hands on work compared to the other engineering disciplines which is something I also like

if you're planning to do petro in australia you will have a hard time finding a decent job

mechanical is more versitile and more opportunities for jobs

 

[Green Yoda]

B Physio Usyd (If I don't get in then WSU)

 

[stopcrying]

3 Years Full Time B Commerce at USYD (Majoring in Finance + Financial Mathematics & Statistics)

 

[ichila101]

if you're planning to do petro in australia you will have a hard time finding a decent job

mechanical is more versitile and more opportunities for jobs

Yeah that's half the reason why I kept mechanical cause it would save me from becoming jobless haha, but I wanted to have a job like petroleum/mining/civil cause in the future 10 years or so there may possibly be a higher demand for those resources even if petroleum engineering will probably die out in the near future eventually

 

[supR]

What do you want to do btw after you finish??

B Advanced Science (Materials?) / B Engineering (Civil or Mechanical or idk) at UNSW probably

 

[Squar3root]

Yeah that's half the reason why I kept mechanical cause it would save me from becoming jobless haha, but I wanted to have a job like petroleum/mining/civil cause in the future 10 years or so there may possibly be a higher demand for those resources even if petroleum engineering will probably die out in the near future eventually

it is possible to work in those industry with a mechanical qualification

 

[ichila101]

it is possible to work in those industry with a mechanical qualification

What? Really? I knew mechanical kinda worked like a jack of all trades but I never knew it was that diverse