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Definitely. Nearly every person you meet getting interviewed is UNSW Finance/Law.

IB is the same as corporate finance. Within an IB as a whole, there are ppl who do trading and ppl who are involved in corporate finance. "Front office" traders usually have that kind of quant degree, but they're not really using any sophisticated maths or models as in the end it just becomes...

By taking the actuarial subjects at uni, you are exempt from taking the professional exams. But the traditional route has been to do a maths degree, and then do ur exams while working as an actuary. Yeah, it does help. But there are very few jobs, both in terms of type and numbers, that...

i'd like to get an actuarial job and do my exams while i work (which was the traditional ay of qualifying). Your pay rises with each exam you pass.

Financial engineer. eg insurance (actuarial), trading (IB/electricity), etc

Is this for both consulting and software solutions?

UNSW is the strong in all areas (eg. actuarial/finance/accounting majors), so it would be your best bet. You can easily move between majors within 1st year to try everything out before you commit to anything. You can't get that kind of flexibility at other unis, eg mac is good for actuarial but...

Yeah, context is pretty good.

The trainline is a plus for postgrads doing evening study.

UNSW: Red Hat (Cantonese) on Anzac Parade is pretty good in terms of taste and value. Also, it's only about 10 minutes walk from the campus.

I think the international ranks of Australian uni's will fall over the next few years,as some uni's are diverting research funds into student facilities because of VSU.

Please post your source. eg a hyperlink.

How did you guys progress for the BCG scholarship?

Hey, is that Janssen?

pfft...math1041 is piss easy.

Officeworks - B&W is $0.07/pg.

Any advice?

I'm probably only going to do Honours in the BSc. Yeah, UNSW Science needs to market itself better. The rigour, depth and variety of these financial mathematics courses definitely outclasses USyd.

You're meant to do it over 3 sessions. It's nothing new really; it's just repackaging existing postgrad courses under a new degree. If you want to do all these courses, just do Honours (like me :D).

Also, Tilinghast Towers Perrin?