UNSW Chemical Sciences (1 Viewer)

[danz90]

lol I know this may sound kinda stupid, but which UNSW courses from the list below, are based largely in the new School of Chemical Sciences (I lovee the new building):

Bachelor of Medical Science
Bachelor of Advanced Science (Pharmacology)
Bachelor of Advanced Science (Medical Chemistry)
Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)

How are the facilities at UNSW for these courses? Are they based around the newer, more modern science facilities, or?

Also, is B Med.Sci the most suitable option for me to choose, as a stepping stone in transferring to BPharm @ USyd after 1 year?
Is it difficult to transfer to a course at another uni?

Cheers.

 

[Omium]

lol I know this may sound kinda stupid, but which UNSW courses from the list below, are based largely in the new School of Chemical Sciences (I lovee the new building):

Bachelor of Medical Science
Bachelor of Advanced Science (Pharmacology)
Bachelor of Advanced Science (Medical Chemistry)
Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)

How are the facilities at UNSW for these courses? Are they based around the newer, more modern science facilities, or?

Also, is B Med.Sci the most suitable option for me to choose, as a stepping stone in transferring to BPharm @ USyd after 1 year?
Is it difficult to transfer to a course at another uni?

Cheers.

The Chemical Sciences building is pretty good, its big, shiny, and labs are awesome.

Its also spacious and there are some rooms to study.

Its directly connected to the massive Applied sciences building

 

[danz90]

The Chemical Sciences building is pretty good, its big, shiny, and labs are awesome.

Its also spacious and there are some rooms to study.

Its directly connected to the massive Applied sciences building

Yeah, I've seen it, it's awesome. Do you go there often?
What course are you doing?

 

[Survivor39]

Bascially if you do any chemistry subjects you will be studying in that building. Do B Science or B Advanced Science majoring in chemistry.

 

[BIGTYMA]

i thought chemical science building = applied science building, am i wrong?

 

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The Chemical Sciences building is pretty good, its big, shiny, and labs are awesome.

Its also spacious and there are some rooms to study.

Its directly connected to the massive Applied sciences building

I love the Chemical sciences building at UNSW too it's better than the other engineering dumps around lower campus.

Rock On