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Re: Ask The University of Melbourne
« Reply #45 on: August 25, 2014, 03:56:11 pm »
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Hi UoM, just a quick question about University of Melbourne's I.T/Computer Science courses:
Does any of these two courses offer Software Security? Something like the disassembly, PE formats or malware code analysis?

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« Reply #46 on: August 26, 2014, 09:14:47 am »
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Hi UoM, just a question in regards to gaining credit across different universities. So if I was doing an extension subject at Monash (say MUEP Maths), would I be able to gain credit for this if I were to do university at University of Melbourne (since my school is located close to Monash compared to UoM) even though I'm doing the extension program at Monash?
If yes, what degrees would this apply to (more or less, would it apply to Biomedicine)?

If not then does that mean I have to do UMEP Maths instead?

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« Reply #47 on: August 26, 2014, 09:31:30 am »
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Heyyy UoM :)

I was wondering, what atar score do you need to get in biomedicine if you are from an under represented school and a Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar?

I would looovee to get into UoM so hope the atar required is not too high
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« Reply #48 on: August 26, 2014, 09:59:06 am »
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Heyyy UoM :)

I was wondering, what atar score do you need to get in biomedicine if you are from an under represented school and a Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar?

I would looovee to get into UoM so hope the atar required is not too high
I'm pretty sure that it's an ATAR of 90 though that's subject to a quota for Biomedicine  so don't bank on it (like it's not 100% if you get over 90 due to the quota).

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« Reply #49 on: August 26, 2014, 10:03:32 am »
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Hi everybody, thanks for your questions during the week! We’ll have answers for you shortly. Miriam and I will be here between 10 and 4 today.

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Re: Ask The University of Melbourne
« Reply #50 on: August 26, 2014, 10:18:38 am »
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Hi UoM, just a quick question about University of Melbourne's I.T/Computer Science courses:
Does any of these two courses offer Software Security? Something like the disassembly, PE formats or malware code analysis?

Hi hwilome,

Although there are dedicated software security subjects at the postgraduate level, there aren’t any in undergrad.  In saying that, though, there are components of a few different subjects that tackle computer security – in the third-year Computer Systems subject, for example, there’s a module on system security and cryptographic protocols. ITS courses also offer numerous opportunities for student research projects on software problems that take your interest, which can be good opportunities to explore software security in more depth.

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Re: Ask The University of Melbourne
« Reply #51 on: August 26, 2014, 11:12:34 am »
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Heyyy UoM :)

I was wondering, what atar score do you need to get in biomedicine if you are from an under represented school and a Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholar?

I would looovee to get into UoM so hope the atar required is not too high

Hi Rishi97,

We'd love to have you are at UoM too! IndefatigableLover is correct - the 90 ATAR score is guaranteed for Kwong Lee Dow Scholars from under-represented schools. It's important to make sure that you meet the course prerequisites & have all the correct applications in. There is also a quota for Biomed, which may restrict the amount of places we have on offer.

We encourage to also submit a SEAS application (these close on Tuesday 7 October at 5pm), so you can then be considered for scholarships and other Access Melbourne categories.

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Re: Ask The University of Melbourne
« Reply #52 on: August 26, 2014, 11:44:50 am »
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Hi UoM, just a question in regards to gaining credit across different universities. So if I was doing an extension subject at Monash (say MUEP Maths), would I be able to gain credit for this if I were to do university at University of Melbourne (since my school is located close to Monash compared to UoM) even though I'm doing the extension program at Monash?
If yes, what degrees would this apply to (more or less, would it apply to Biomedicine)?

If not then does that mean I have to do UMEP Maths instead?

Hi IndefatigableLover,

Great question! The University may award credit (Advanced Standing) for study undertaken at other tertiary institutions, as long as the subject you have completed is equal in content & standard to those taught at the University of Melbourne and are relevant to the course you wish to enter.

You can check the University’s Credit Calculator as a guide to the Advanced Standing you might receive. If you can’t find your subject in the Credit Calculator, your subject will be assessed on a case by case basis to see if credit will be awarded.

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Re: Ask The University of Melbourne
« Reply #53 on: August 26, 2014, 03:14:06 pm »
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Hi Miriam and Bronwyn  :)

I'm looking into doing a Bachelor of Music/ Diploma of Mathematical Sciences, followed by a Master in Secondary Teaching.

I'm a bit confused about the choice of subjects available to teach.

Your website says:
Does that mean that if I study a Bachelor of Music and Diploma of Mathematical Sciences, I will only be eligible to teach Maths and Music, or can I study to teach other subjects during the Master degree, such as Physics or Biology?

Hi MathsNerd203,

Sorry for the delay while we researched the answer to your question! While in most cases Master of Teaching (Secondary) students can take a maximum of 2 learning areas, there is scope within the course for students to acquire a third learning area as an elective. More detailed information on course structure can be found in the handbook entry. For definitions of each study area offered, you can check out the course brochure.

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Re: Ask The University of Melbourne
« Reply #54 on: August 26, 2014, 03:19:52 pm »
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Hi Rishi97,

We'd love to have you are at UoM too! IndefatigableLover is correct - the 90 ATAR score is guaranteed for Kwong Lee Dow Scholars from under-represented schools. It's important to make sure that you meet the course prerequisites & have all the correct applications in. There is also a quota for Biomed, which may restrict the amount of places we have on offer.

We encourage to also submit a SEAS application (these close on Tuesday 7 October at 5pm), so you can then be considered for scholarships and other Access Melbourne categories.

- Bronwyn

Thanks for the reply :)
How hard/easy is it to transfer into another course if we wanted to?
For example, if I don't get into biomedicine straight after yr 12, am I able to go into the bachelor of science course and then transfer after a couple of months?
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Re: Ask The University of Melbourne
« Reply #55 on: August 26, 2014, 04:03:16 pm »
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Thanks for the reply :)
How hard/easy is it to transfer into another course if we wanted to?
For example, if I don't get into biomedicine straight after yr 12, am I able to go into the bachelor of science course and then transfer after a couple of months?


Not a problem Rishi97, we love to answer questions!

Most courses offered at UoM are available for mid-year intakes (e.g. if you’d like to transfer into another course after 1 semester of tertiary study), however unfortunately due to the rigid course structure of the Biomedicine degree, it’s not possible to transfer into Biomed halfway through the year. Although it’s hard to give estimates because standards vary from year-to-year, mid-year entry is generally more competitive compared to start year intakes, as there are limited places available. Here’s some information on the entry standards for 2014 domestic undergrad mid-year entry to give you an idea (and here’s mid-year entry info for international undergrad students).

We're now signing off until next Tuesday, so if you'd like to speak to someone in the meantime about entry options into Biomedicine, feel free to have chat with 13 MELB or submit an enquiry with our Future Students experts. Hope you have a great week!

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Re: Ask The University of Melbourne
« Reply #56 on: August 27, 2014, 02:20:06 pm »
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Hi Miriam and Bronwyn  :)

I'm looking into doing a Bachelor of Music/ Diploma of Mathematical Sciences, followed by a Master in Secondary Teaching.

I'm a bit confused about the choice of subjects available to teach.

Your website says:
Does that mean that if I study a Bachelor of Music and Diploma of Mathematical Sciences, I will only be eligible to teach Maths and Music, or can I study to teach other subjects during the Master degree, such as Physics or Biology?

Hi MathsNerd203, we have just received some more information from you in regards to Master of Teaching (Secondary) learning areas.

Students need to complete subjects in their undergraduate degree that meet the requirements of two learning areas. This is because the Master of Teaching (Secondary) doesn’t students about the disciplines (ie. students are expected to enter the course with some background knowledge).

The available learning areas and requirements can be viewed online.

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Re: Ask The University of Melbourne
« Reply #57 on: August 29, 2014, 07:18:18 am »
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If I apply for seas under categories 1 and 3 and provide the relevant supportig information, does it mean it is guarenteed i get into biomedicine if i have an atar over 95?
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Re: Ask The University of Melbourne
« Reply #58 on: August 29, 2014, 01:23:22 pm »
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Howdy UniMelb, hope all is well!

I have a friend who is possibly interested in science communication, and was wondering if UniMelb offered any post-grad course that is relevant to the field? I tried a quick google search, but couldn't find anything, thought you lovely people could help me out. :)

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Re: Ask The University of Melbourne
« Reply #59 on: August 29, 2014, 03:38:54 pm »
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Hello,

I was considering doing the Bachelor of Commerce and majoring in either Finance or Econometrics. I was wondering, would I struggle if I haven't completed VCE Economics or Accounting?

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