RazorSpoon
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How does the course work? can we only choose one major as there are multiple majors i am interested in.
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It depends on your university, majors and your supervisor.
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Generally you can do 1 major and 1 minor or 2 majors. Check with your university.
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Yes but you have plenty of electives left over after 1 major in chemistry or biochem, then use all those electives for your other specialisation.
Really, your majors are not even shown on the UNSW Testamur. I wouldn't worry too much about it.
Really, your majors are not even shown on the UNSW Testamur. I wouldn't worry too much about it.
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Yes, but sometimes, it is hard...Survivor39 said:
Like for biochemistry major, in session 1 third yr, u need to do at least two biochem courses, but all chem third yr's core courses r also in s1...so u must choose one major from them...(UNSW)
In the second year, u can definetly do both major's courses...
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So you can't do 2 Biochem and 2 Chem in S1?EdmondDW said:
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Aren't there any CHEM courses in S2 you can do, in addition with S1 courses to form a Chem "major"?
I'm sure you can start doing 3rd year chem courses in your second year given what you have been able to achieve in first year Chem subjects. I know someone who did 2 CHEM3XXX subjects in his second year (He also topped Higher Chemistry).
I'm sure you can start doing 3rd year chem courses in your second year given what you have been able to achieve in first year Chem subjects. I know someone who did 2 CHEM3XXX subjects in his second year (He also topped Higher Chemistry).
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From the information I got from Dr.Jason Harper...in the session 2, for advanced science I need to do at leat two research courses (CHEM3101 and CHEM3201) in session 2...no chem coursework courses in session 2...Survivor39 said:
Yes, people can do CHEM3**** in stage 2..
I did chem2**** in stage 1 and got HD...But I thought it would be too hard for me...probably I am not that smart...
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I'm sure you will be fine doing 3rd year Chem in 2nd year.
That same guy I mentioned also did 2nd year Chem in first year and got a HD. If he can do 3rd year Chem in 2nd year, so can you.
That same guy I mentioned also did 2nd year Chem in first year and got a HD. If he can do 3rd year Chem in 2nd year, so can you.
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Thanks for ur encourage.Survivor39 said:
I have already decided to major in biochem, and really have no extra space to do too many chem courses after I got the chance to do a research project courses (BABS3306 or sth...) in stage 2...And probably we will have the same supervisor then.
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Which supervisor are you thinking of for BABS3301?
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Not BABS3301, it is BABS3306...3301 is for third yr...Survivor39 said:
I got two suggestions, Pro.Brettt Neilan and Pro.Marc Wililins...Marc's research seems focus on bioinformation and protein....seems very hard but interesting~
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Oh, there is a 3306 now?!!!! Seriously!
Brett is fantastic - highly recommended. But his research group is huge, consisting of 20 researchers. Not sure if you like big labs or not - other than that he is very supportive and gives very good career advice. Marc's lab is small but like you said mostly bioinformatics - his lab is very new though.
Brett is fantastic - highly recommended. But his research group is huge, consisting of 20 researchers. Not sure if you like big labs or not - other than that he is very supportive and gives very good career advice. Marc's lab is small but like you said mostly bioinformatics - his lab is very new though.
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yep, I heard only very few positions offered per yr (around 2?) and u can't find on handbook for this course?Survivor39 said:
Wooo....a research group has 20 researchers...seems so crazy...and his research is about blue-green algae or water enironment sth...I am not that interested in it...I am more interetsted in molercular or protein or genetic stuff...
Anyway, I have no lab experience so far...probably I will enjoy big labs' work...