I’ve really enjoyed some of these videos as they’ve given me more insight as to where I might study next year!! Was wondering if you are intending to review USC and JCU at all?
Really glad to hear that Annaliese. Yes, I'm definitely planning on reviewing those unis - I'm just not often in that part of Australia so will be there next time. However, I've visited both several times so if you have any questions I can try to answer them?
Trying to decide between Bachelor of Commerce at La Trobe or a Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies at La Trobe.. or go to RMIT and do Business Professional Practice, but unsure on what to choose playing the guessing game.
The workload will likely be similar since education programs (particularly for teaching) are usually accredited. www.aitsl.edu.au/deliver-ite-programs/apl
I’m not sure about the academic programs themselves, but right now I’d be considering RMIT only if it were me. The reason is that LTU has been hit very hard by the Covid recession and has made many cuts. RMIT has also had to make some cuts but as a larger university with a lot more infrastructure I believe the impact will be less significant across all elements of the experience there.
I love ur videos , I have question that which university is better Swinburne or la trobe for computer science bachelors.plz guide me little bit I'm confused.
That depends in what aspect - check how they rank, look at the classes that you'll take and see which ones fit your interest better. Have a look on compared.edu.au and check student and graduate employer satisfaction.
I got an offer letter from la trobe for masters of public health and health care administrations. It it is worth it to continue my master degree from this university and what about the placements and collin street campus?
How is la trobe in terms of facilities and labs compared to Rmit and Qut Also how's Masters in Information technology there? Your videos were really helpful though 😁
@@ChoosingYourUni I have only got an offer letter from la trobe as of now, not sure if I will get into either of those unis Anyway thanks for replying Your videos are really helpful 👍
Thanks mate. I’m not 100% sure about that faculty at LTU. If it’s in your price range I’d look carefully at RMIT and Swinburne for that degree. Both have exceptional work integrated learning programs that will give you strong exposure to real world experiences and companies. That is super valuable imho...
There are a few shopping centres nearby. And the Metro isn't far from the uni and there is a tram stop nearby. Usually, places around the uni is not that crowded.
Mate it seems you have earned a Certificate III in been a legend really helps us vce students figure out were we want to go
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Mate, gold comment - thanks a bunch!
I’m going to frame that Cert III for my wall!
@@ChoosingYourUni I'm bloody glad to hear it mate reply here when you do!
I’ve really enjoyed some of these videos as they’ve given me more insight as to where I might study next year!! Was wondering if you are intending to review USC and JCU at all?
Really glad to hear that Annaliese.
Yes, I'm definitely planning on reviewing those unis - I'm just not often in that part of Australia so will be there next time.
However, I've visited both several times so if you have any questions I can try to answer them?
I love this video!! Well done, looking forward to more!!
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Trying to decide between Bachelor of Commerce at La Trobe or a Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies at La Trobe.. or go to RMIT and do Business Professional Practice, but unsure on what to choose playing the guessing game.
Do you know exactly what you want to do next or still figuring that out?
The most beautiful university in the world
I like the bushlans campus
Great video Rob, I want to study Business Analytics and I'm split between Swinburne and La Trobe. What do you think I should go with?
Swinburne for that topic for me.
How is the bachelor of biomedical science course at this uni?
Health sciences are all very good at La Trobe 👍
If you can rank the top 3 best campuses in Australia what would it be?
Yes - based on what though?
Historical building? Bushland campuses?
Not everyone has the same taste - so it depends what you find most beautiful 🙂
Planning to do a Master of Education from LTU. Any thoughts on the course? Heard the workload is more compared to other courses.
The workload will likely be similar since education programs (particularly for teaching) are usually accredited. www.aitsl.edu.au/deliver-ite-programs/apl
More signs than when I was there 🎥🇦🇺🍺🧀
Indeed!
Is RMIT or La Trobe better for masters in telecommunication and network engineering ? It would be really helpful if you could tell.
I’m not sure about the academic programs themselves, but right now I’d be considering RMIT only if it were me.
The reason is that LTU has been hit very hard by the Covid recession and has made many cuts. RMIT has also had to make some cuts but as a larger university with a lot more infrastructure I believe the impact will be less significant across all elements of the experience there.
Hi,chitu are you in LTU?
How's the nurisng school of La trobe? Is it worth to get a bachelors degree in nursing from here?
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HEAPS of work available in Australia now in that field 👍👍
@@ChoosingYourUni Thanks for replying.💫
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I love ur videos , I have question that which university is better Swinburne or la trobe for computer science bachelors.plz guide me little bit I'm confused.
That depends in what aspect - check how they rank, look at the classes that you'll take and see which ones fit your interest better. Have a look on compared.edu.au and check student and graduate employer satisfaction.
Is it easier to get part time jobs for intl students close to the university ?
At the main Bundoora campus you have a few shopping centres nearby, but not a huge number of commercial centres.
I got an offer letter from la trobe for masters of public health and health care administrations. It it is worth it to continue my master degree from this university and what about the placements and collin street campus?
Health is a good discipline at LTU. Not sure about the Collins St campus, I haven't heard of that tbh
How is masters in information technology program of la trobe?
That’s a good program from what I know.
Agora with a cuppa....
Nice!
Hello i got offer from La trobe and Swinburne university. which one is better for master of business majors?
I’d go to Swinburne for that personally
How is la trobe in terms of facilities and labs compared to Rmit and Qut
Also how's Masters in Information technology there?
Your videos were really helpful though 😁
I would look at RMIT and QUT for that degree.
@@ChoosingYourUni I have only got an offer letter from la trobe as of now, not sure if I will get into either of those unis
Anyway thanks for replying
Your videos are really helpful 👍
Thanks Sourav 👍
@@sourav2850 where are you now?
@@TerrificScene Melbourne, almost done with my masters :)
Nice review bud.
How is the Masters Business Information and Management Degree there?
Thanks mate.
I’m not 100% sure about that faculty at LTU. If it’s in your price range I’d look carefully at RMIT and Swinburne for that degree. Both have exceptional work integrated learning programs that will give you strong exposure to real world experiences and companies. That is super valuable imho...
Is there a venue that is crowded usually like a mall or shopping center and metro/train stations nearby to La Trobe Uni.?
Not that I’m aware of but I’m not from near there. Maybe a local student could comment on this?
How is the density of population? Is there a lot of people?
Compared to what?
La Trobe is not in a very dense part of Melbourne. There’s plenty of open space and not really high rise buildings around.
There are a few shopping centres nearby. And the Metro isn't far from the uni and there is a tram stop nearby. Usually, places around the uni is not that crowded.
Thanks for the help @@KinleyWangchuk608!
How is the Business Analytics course there? I saw it was ranked quite high.
That’s a good program there. LTU’s business fac is good.
Good choice of degree too - those skills are in demand from employers.
My old uni...
Awesome!