Ask The University of Melbourne

[Shenz0r]

I think if you do honours and apply for med/dent in the same year,  honours will not be counted in that application cycle because results come out too late.

It will count if you apply the year after honours.

[kimmytaaa]

Hi,
I was just wondering for example I wanted to be an neonatologist, do I take the Bachelor of Nursing course or biomed course?
thanks

[Stevensmay]

Hi,
I was just wondering for example I wanted to be an neonatologist, do I take the Bachelor of Nursing course or biomed course?
thanks

Bachelor of Nursing doesn't exist at UoM. You can find all the pathways to a Masters of Nursing Science at http://coursesearch.unimelb.edu.au/pathways/6-nursing

[unfinishedsentenc]

If a new student can't make it to Academic Advice Day in late January next year, can they attend the one in late February instead?

[Rishi97]

If a new student can't make it to Academic Advice Day in late January next year, can they attend the one in late February instead?

Not exactly sure but I think the academic advice day in late February is for international students that want to study at Melbourne University.

[Stevensmay]

If a new student can't make it to Academic Advice Day in late January next year, can they attend the one in late February instead?

I think it is preferred you attend the first one however if you cannot make it the second is fine.

[unfinishedsentenc]

Thanks guys!

[Gutthi]

Hey guys, if I'm a first year student, can I take third year Science subject which has no prerequisite (AGRI30016 Irrigation and Water Management) ?

[sjayne]

Any chance of taking a second year psych subject in first year?

[Gutthi]

Is that question directed at me? (lel) No its just that AGRI30016 is intensive and I'm doing level 1 Sciences already (three). Also I have done two breadths already (which I shouldn't have) but I would like to leave the remaining for third year.

[Stevensmay]

Hey guys, if I'm a first year student, can I take third year Science subject which has no prerequisite (AGRI30016 Irrigation and Water Management) ?

University policy is that you need to have completed 50 points of a level before attempting a subject at the next one. However I've only seen this applied sometimes, generally for people in their very first semester.

[Gutthi]

Thanks Stevensmay

[Gutthi]

Hey "unimelb," and everyone who can help, I was wondering if one can take eight subjects in third year of Bachelor of Science? The major will be 50 credit marks, hence in addition to the other seven subjects, this will add up to 137.5 credit marks for the third year.

Is this possible? (I'm in my first year)

[silverpixeli]

Hey "unimelb," and everyone who can help, I was wondering if one can take eight subjects in third year of Bachelor of Science? The major will be 50 credit marks, hence in addition to the other seven subjects, this will add up to 137.5 credit marks for the third year.

Is this possible? (I'm in my first year)

A major is 50 credits because it's made up of 4 different subjects, each worth 12.5 credits!

[Gutthi]

WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!! So does it go for a whole semester, and can I only do the Major in either of the third year  semesters? Crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,WOAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for telling me that