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[Inside Out]

Under the guaranteed entry page for master of engineering, it says, "Students who complete an undergraduate degree at the University of Melbourne and achieve a weighted average mark of 65% in the final two years (by 2019)."..
Does this mean.. the last two YEARS of uni or the final two levels (so like level 2 and level 3 subjects)?
Thanks

[ChickenCh0wM1en]

Under the guaranteed entry page for master of engineering, it says, "Students who complete an undergraduate degree at the University of Melbourne and achieve a weighted average mark of 65% in the final two years (by 2019)."..
Does this mean.. the last two YEARS of uni or the final two levels (so like level 2 and level 3 subjects)?
Thanks

I presume it means last 2 years - so you can fill up your breadth with level 1s

[Inside Out]

Can you link me to where it says this?

I'm pretty sure it's changed to 65% over your entire undergrad (i.e. not just last 2 years).


Scroll down to "Entry Requirements"

http://www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/study/graduate/master-eng-electrical.html
http://www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/study/graduate/master-eng-biomedical.html
http://www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/study/graduate/master-eng-mechanical.html



All the other disciplines are here

http://www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/study/graduate/

Its under the guranteed entry page.
http://futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/admissions/high_achievers_programs/graduate-course-guarantees/other_graduate_course_guarantees_without_ATAR

[Stevensmay]

The entry requirements changed last year so it might be a case of outdated information.

[Floatzel98]

Hey guys. I was looking up the Bachelor of Science Honours on the UoM site and realized that there was no options listed for physics or maths at all. I was just wondering the reason why they don't offer honours in those areas and what you would do after you finish your degree. Would you go straight into a masters?

Thanks

[mahler004]

Hey guys. I was looking up the Bachelor of Science Honours on the UoM site and realized that there was no options listed for physics or maths at all. I was just wondering the reason why they don't offer honours in those areas and what you would do after you finish your degree. Would you go straight into a masters?

Thanks

Physics and maths (along with quite a few disciplines) stopped doing Honours a few years ago (something, something, Melbourne Model.) The Masters is effectively a replacement for Honours (and is still a pathway to a PhD.)

[YoshiDino]

Hey, I'm a future exchange student trying to fulfill upper-level humanities requirements at my university. For it to transfer as an upper-level course, it must be Level 3 in Melbourne. I was just wondering if you can list the easiest Level 3 breadth subjects. I hate essays, so those should be easy. I heard a lot of good things about Living Longer, but I need more options in case I have a time conflict or the classes fill up. Also, how quickly do classes fill up? Do Melbourne students have priority when registering? Like does registration open for me later than everyone else?

[paper-back]

Am I able to complete a Major in Physics with an emphasis on Astrophysics(BoS), and then pursue Graduate studies in Medicine?
How would I incorporate the 3 prerequisites for Graduate medicine into my course plan?

[mahler004]

Am I able to complete a Major in Physics with an emphasis on Astrophysics(BoS), and then pursue Graduate studies in Medicine?
How would I incorporate the 3 prerequisites for Graduate medicine into my course plan?

You'd be pretty hard pressed to fulfil all of the prereqs for medicine and physics.

[lido]

I recently dropped Methods, but I still want to do b.com at melb uni, is there a way I can gain entry asides from meeting the pre.req? Can I do an Arts course and then transfer? (I don't actually know any of this, but please let me know if there's any alternative ways!)

[scarletmoon]

Can I get into graduate medicine at melb uni with a bachelor of biomedical science at monash?

[Shenz0r]

As of now Melbourne doesn't care what degree you've got (you could have Commerce, Arts, whatever) nor the uni you're going to, so long as you've completed their pre-reqs of 2nd year anatomy, biochem and physiology.

[someone011]

Hi, I was just wondering if someone could tell me where I should go to get advice about where different majors could take me? (Namely a neuroscience or microbiology/immunology major). I've been to the science student centre before to work out what subjects I should be taking to make sure I qualify for these majors and they weren't particularly helpful. Also, is it possible to get advice somewhere about what institutions are good to go to for exchange in terms of particular subjects/majors? Thank you!

[martyrocks]

Hi guys

Was wondering is there any pathway option into the biomedicine undergrad? Like is it possible to first get into a Bachelor of Arts and then later transfer to this course?

Any info regarding this will be appreciated.

[squirtle]

Hi UoM!

Just wondering...Have people ever successfully transferred from a Bachelor of Science to a Bachelor of Biomedicine within the first year? Given that they've met the required GPA, course application processes etc.