unswi was just wondering whats the best uni for this degree?
Hey, don't be presumptuous about his intelligence or motivations. I know plenty of people in UNSW engineering with D or HD averages, those who barely scrap passes or fail altogether are the ones who are too lazy to try because they have no interest in what they're doing.uts if u want good grades
Part of engineering is being able to sell what you're building. Knowing about what kind of things are in demand in the market helps you decide whether a project is worth pursuing. Knowing how your product is produced can help with commerce as well. The only better thing you could combine commerce with is law, but not everyone is interested in doing that. Of course, if you just want a job in the big 4 and nothing else like a lot of commerce students, don't bother with engineering.i was talking to some people and they said there is no point in doing this degree as engineering and commerece have no relationship!
Is that true??
Hey, don't be presumptuous about his intelligence or motivations. I know plenty of people in UNSW engineering with D or HD averages, those who barely scrap passes or fail altogether are the ones who are too lazy to try because they have no interest in what they're doing.
Part of engineering is being able to sell what you're building. Knowing about what kind of things are in demand in the market helps you decide whether a project is worth pursuing. Knowing how your product is produced can help with commerce as well. The only better thing you could combine commerce with is law, but not everyone is interested in doing that.
hai im starting engineering/business this year at uts..uai cut off was 86.3..could of done it at unsw but they dont offer the internship which gives you valuable work experience..also uts has more practical work...or so i am toldi was just wondering whats the best uni for this degree?
http://community.boredofstudies.org...n/196282/uni-better-commerce-engineering.htmli was just wondering whats the best uni for this degree?
Who told you that? There are much better ways to get into management than a double undergraduate degree. Ask the kind of companies you'd hope to work for later on and see what they have to say on the subject...if u want to get into management positions in the engineering industry..this is the way to go ( so they do link)
Yesunsw
I'm sorry please don't make me piss my pants!