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Let's say I have a b. science/b. arts and wanted to transfer into Law after a year. I understand you need a certain WAM to be considered, would you need this WAM in both courses or just, for example, only in the arts degree and my WAM in the science degree wouldn't matter?

Has anyone had experience with teaching in developing countries? If so, how did that come out (through uni exchange? etc.) Anything else you can share? I believe that education is the foundation to so many possibilities.

Which branch of engineering would you recommend for aiding, growing, supporting, sustaining e.t.c. developing countries? I understand that many branches of eng will help to build communities, but anyone have other input? I would love to get into engineering for humanitarian reasons but not...

Posted this under Disciplines 'Arts and Humanities' too btw UAC Applications for 2017 close very soon and I need help. What kind of pathway would I take to do some kind of humanitarian work? Nothing very specific in mind which is making the choice difficult, but wanting to do something...

UAC Applications for 2017 close very soon and I need help. What kind of pathway would I take to do some kind of humanitarian work? Nothing very specific in mind which is making the choice difficult, but wanting to do something 'international' in my degree, for example, have a major in...

Posted this in General HSC Group already, but: So I have no idea what to pick for UAC preferences. I predict my ATAR will be around 80 - early 90s. - Interested in science (something to do with Biology, Neuro stuff, Immunology, kinda biology at a cellular or gene level) but would like to do...

So I have no idea what to pick for UAC preferences. I predict my ATAR will be around 80 - early 90s. Ideally would like to do a double degree. - Interested in science (something to do with Biology, Neuro stuff, Immunology, kinda biology at a cellular or gene level) but would like to do...