Bach. Of environment. - MELB uni

[Respect]

Hi, Im interested in architecture, and I just wanted to know if anyone knows more about this course in Melb uni. Should I apply for this, or for RMIT architecture, because this course is like very broad or something from what I see it, because it includes like Civil engineering, project devl. etc etc.. anyone know?

[bomb]

My friend's doing architecture at UniMelb, he says he is enjoying it. If you can't stand engineering, then my advice is to go RMIT.

[Respect]

My friend's doing architecture at UniMelb, he says he is enjoying it. If you can't stand engineering, then my advice is to go RMIT.

Ohh really... is the course better than the RMIT one? can u ask him what type of people are in his class?

[rustic_metal]

If you ask what course is better you're going to get one of a few answers:

- People saying Melbourne is better because of rankings
- People saying Melbourne is better because of prestige
- People saying Melbourne is better because they go there and are biased
- People saying RMIT is better because of hearsay that it's supposedly 'better' in some specific field (all universities are mysteriously better than Melbourne in every area when asking a non-Melbourne student about said specific field).
- People saying RMIT is better because they go there and are biased.
- People saying RMIT is better because they don't go to Melbourne and want to show off their sagely knowledge that RMIT, as a smaller uni, is better (see Socialist Alternative for more on 'sticking it to the man').

"Which university is better, x or y?" just gets the above people pissed off at each other. There are no arguments for it that aren't rubbish or biased; you either know "x is better than y because it just farking is," in which case you go to that uni, or you don't know which is better, in which case you go to any uni.

As for what type of people are in a uni class...people who have high enough enters to get in, decide to attend class and have a vested interest in taking the class. That's just about all you can come up with in terms of pigeonholing students.

[Respect]

If you ask what course is better you're going to get one of a few answers:

- People saying Melbourne is better because of rankings
- People saying Melbourne is better because of prestige
- People saying Melbourne is better because they go there and are biased
- People saying RMIT is better because of hearsay that it's supposedly 'better' in some specific field (all universities are mysteriously better than Melbourne in every area when asking a non-Melbourne student about said specific field).
- People saying RMIT is better because they go there and are biased.
- People saying RMIT is better because they don't go to Melbourne and want to show off their sagely knowledge that RMIT, as a smaller uni, is better (see Socialist Alternative for more on 'sticking it to the man').

Can we have a blanket ban on "which university is better, x or y?" please? There are no arguments for this question that aren't rubbish or biased; you either know "x is better than y because it just farking is," in which case you go to that uni, or you don't know which is better, in which case you go to any uni.

As for what type of people are in a uni class...people who have high enough enters to get in, decide to attend class and have a vested interest in taking the class. That's just about all you can come up with in terms of pigeonholing students.

lol ur a funny guy, easy man.

i aint asking what uni is better, im asking the the course Bachelor of environment, a good pathway to a successful architect, or does it just touch up a little on architecture, and I'm better off going to RMit architeture course.

[AccFur]

check out monash caulfields architecture course

[rustic_metal]

It's not really a full architecture course, though you can major in it. It's a pathway to an architecture course: the Masters of Architecture. Whether or not that's better than architecture at RMIT...who knows?

[Respect]

check out monash caulfields architecture course

yeah, im thnking about that too, but i seem to always look back onto RMIT because two of my freinds are already in arch their.


hehe, what to do?