What kind of science/engineering should i do?

[jaechen]

Still not sure what I wanna do in uni yet but ive decided to go into engineering or science (or both). at school i enjoy maths and physics. recommend me some courses pls?
what science or engineering degrees are u guys doing now? tell me about them
thanks

[soloooooo]

What are you interested in? Environmental engineering is fairly different to mining engineering which is fairly different to aerospace engineering etc etc...

[jaechen]

What are you interested in? Environmental engineering is fairly different to mining engineering which is fairly different to aerospace engineering etc etc...

i dunno what im interested in yet. theres so many kinds of engineering/science. but if i had to choose subjects i enjoy at school, id say maths and physics....

[kaz1]

do you like buildings, planes, cars, mines, petrol, solar stuff or the environment?

If you can't decide you can always do flexi first year

[jaechen]

do you like buildings, planes, cars, mines, petrol, solar stuff or the environment?

If you can't decide you can always do flexi first year

dont worry about what i like. just tell me some good courses with good job opportunities and stuff. science or engineering courses ppl!!!

[word.]

dont worry about what i like. just tell me some good courses with good job opportunities and stuff. science or engineering courses ppl!!!

You are going to have a bad time with that attitude. I strongly suggest you ignore what gives good opportunities "and stuff". Having said that, civil engineering will give you the best opportunities of all engineering disciplines.

[jenslekman]

You are going to have a bad time with that attitude. I strongly suggest you ignore what gives good opportunities "and stuff". Having said that, civil engineering will give you the best opportunities of all engineering disciplines.

oh no - you have to consider both the opportunities "and stuff" AND what you like. but i'm thinking that OP doesnt know what he likes yet. but yes i suggest mechanical engineering - gets you into a range of industries that you may like and also requires maths and physics.

[jaechen]

You are going to have a bad time with that attitude. I strongly suggest you ignore what gives good opportunities "and stuff". Having said that, civil engineering will give you the best opportunities of all engineering disciplines.

what kind of sciences are good?

what should i major in if i choose bachelor of advanced science?

also is bach of advanced maths good?

[soloooooo]

With your attitude I'd put money on you transferring/dropping out by the end of second year.

[plasticities]

what kind of sciences are good?

what should i major in if i choose bachelor of advanced science?

also is bach of advanced maths good?

All the sciences are good haha, but especially the ones you actually enjoy. You said you enjoy maths and physics, so you could major in mathematics or physics or both in advanced science.

[jaechen]

All the sciences are good haha, but especially the ones you actually enjoy. You said you enjoy maths and physics, so you could major in mathematics or physics or both in advanced science.

yeh i heard physics was good to major in. but where does that get you? what kinds of careers

[plasticities]

yeh i heard physics was good to major in. but where does that get you? what kinds of careers

I'm not too sure since I'm not majoring in it, but generally at UNSW the advanced science degree it aimed at students who want to enter research, so there's always that.