UoM General Chat

[tashhhaaa]

Would this be for Environmental science? because Enviro science is definitely more flexible in Science because of the electives you can chose.
You also don't have to do ecology which you have to do in Environments. There are so many more subjects in Science so if you can I would definitely recommend it. Or the other major that you could have in Geography and I would 100% suggest you change for that because I haven't heard heard any good about sustainable dev but the second year cores are supposed to be great. Although again you have the flexibility to do them in Science. Hopefully you are think of one of these two majors because I can't think of any others that cross over

yes, that or geography! I think spatial systems also crosses over
I'm actually doing the second year subjects now of course but don't you still need to do sustainable development in science?!

and yeah I learned that science is much more flexible than I thought and you don't need to do as many subjects to make a major like environments

are you doing one of these majors??

edit: I checked the handbook, you're right and i'm convinced to change now HAHAH

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yes, that or geography! I think spatial systems also crosses over
I'm actually doing the second year subjects now of course but don't you still need to do sustainable development in science?!

and yeah I learned that science is much more flexible than I thought and you don't need to do as many subjects to make a major like environments

are you doing one of these majors??

edit: I checked the handbook, you're right and i'm convinced to change now HAHAH

Yes science is definitely more flexible for Geography which is what I was thinking of majoring in but I'm majoring in Environmental Science now

[Joseph41]

Yes science is definitely more flexible for Geography which is what I was thinking of majoring in but I'm majoring in Environmental Science now

It's great to see you around, Smiley_!

[tashhhaaa]

Yes science is definitely more flexible for Geography which is what I was thinking of majoring in but I'm majoring in Environmental Science now

that's so cool, finally someone on AN studying sort of the same things as me hahaha :')

[alchemy]

Are any uni libraries open today?

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that's so cool, finally someone on AN studying sort of the same things as me hahaha :')

haha Awesome
Have you looked at the Geography trip subjects?
The most amazing subjects I've done at uni have been a couple of those

[tashhhaaa]

haha Awesome
Have you looked at the Geography trip subjects?
The most amazing subjects I've done at uni have been a couple of those

I have seen some but I wasn't sure if the trips are worth the effort -- which ones do you recommend?

[omaticat]

Hey,
Can anyone help me with the MBB1 sunset assignment?
I am not sure what to discuss under 'motion'? Also any other help in general would be greatly appreciated. I was bedridden due to a flu which isn't enough for an extension so please give a few hints so that i can get a decent score.

Additional question: Has anyone been able to reach 750 words for the illusion thing? If so how? I wrote a general description of the illusion and then explained it. Got to 400 words only lol.

[Smiley_]

I have seen some but I wasn't sure if the trips are worth the effort -- which ones do you recommend?

Effort haha.... they have probably been the least effort subjects I've done at uni (especially going to Queensland)
I've heard good things about all of them. The NZ was amazing! Going on helicopter rides over glaciers, hiking up mountains, boat rides along Fjords, swimming in lakes, caving, seeing amazing wildlife all while learning about the climate and landscape. Cannot rate it highly enough!!

[spectroscopy]

Effort haha.... they have probably been the least effort subjects I've done at uni (especially going to Queensland)
I've heard good things about all of them. The NZ was amazing! Going on helicopter rides over glaciers, hiking up mountains, boat rides along Fjords, swimming in lakes, caving, seeing amazing wildlife all while learning about the climate and landscape. Cannot rate it highly enough!!

if i could go back in time and do my degree again i wouldve definitely done geography breadth instead of chinese just for those crazy trips. really wanted to go to the ecology of fire one but i didnt have the pre-req

[esile52]

What's a good level two or three breadth to do? I want something thats not a complete bludge (: so far enjoying doing a language but probably won't continue past this semester.

[Rod]

What's a good level two or three breadth to do? I want something thats not a complete bludge (: so far enjoying doing a language but probably won't continue past this semester.

Music psychology
Music and health
Genetics, health and society

Check them out

[Snorlax]

Does anyone know the range of indicative WAM/GPAs needed for MD or Physiotherapy?
I know there's lots of factors, but for something like Physiotherapy where you get interviews offers based on WAM/GPA is there any indication of what you need?
Any information such as friends you know got in with X GPA etc would be greatly appreciated

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if i could go back in time and do my degree again i wouldve definitely done geography breadth instead of chinese just for those crazy trips. really wanted to go to the ecology of fire one but i didnt have the pre-req

Michael is fantastic!
Probably not what you want to hear but for others geography are very good with waiving prereqs

[alchemy]

Effort haha.... they have probably been the least effort subjects I've done at uni (especially going to Queensland)
I've heard good things about all of them. The NZ was amazing! Going on helicopter rides over glaciers, hiking up mountains, boat rides along Fjords, swimming in lakes, caving, seeing amazing wildlife all while learning about the climate and landscape. Cannot rate it highly enough!!

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what subject is this? sounds amazing!