I'm in the same boat, with JD (CSP) offers from both USyd and UNSW. Go. If you are willing to take a challenge, we offer courses like the first year informatics course that is very challenging and taught by really passionate people.tl;dr: Advance Engineering is an overwhelmingly positive experience for all our students, USYD got some really great CS courses(INFO1903, ELEC1601 are great examples) too. Pardon my post, for its length and quality.

In fact I would argue that USYD got a better social life in many aspect compare to UNSW (source: know many people that went to UNSW). You'll be far better off in UNSW.If I were to estimate, UNSW for CS and Eng is about 3 times better than USyd, better campus, better staff, better equipment, better society (CSESOC >>>>> SUITS), more fun programming things to do. Misery loves company, haha. Remember though, rankings are usually influenced by many factors other than the quality of their undergraduate programs; they probably should not be used as definite indicators of which university is better for you. How does this generally impact on grades and scaling? What are the pros & cons for each schools? It's about a 5-10 minute walk max. The University of New South Wales is … That was really helpful Anyone else like to shed some light on their experiences, I'd be particularly interested to hear about unsw law and their marking practices. Compare UNSW first year with USYD. It is a public university with its main campus based in Camperdown and Darlington. Unfortunately i can't seem to find a links at each uni's website which outlines what each uni offered in electives- perhaps it is only shown to current students and not for public viewing? I genuinely encourage you to go for advance engineering.UNSW is an excellent Uni, no one doubt that. Unfortunately i can't seem to find a links at each uni's website which outlines what each uni offered in electives- perhaps it is only shown to current students and not for public viewing? But the problem is that there is no advanced track for Soft. Specific Qs on Law @ USYD vs UNSW Thread starter Layna; Start date Jan 17, 2013; 1; 2; Next.

Oh, you do get the USYD degree which means a lot as it does have the most prestige but I really don't care about that if my learning is sub-standard. They have got all these cool projects you can undertake and in addition they have this program at USYD called SSP which is 'Special Studies Program'. Sorry i am new to this and and just am curious. I am looking for a comparison of these two programs essentially based on how much I will be able to learn from them and also future employability ;) Thanks!I'd pick UNSW for software engineering but USyd for computer science.A friend of mine went to UNSW and got a very cushy job afterwards.Advanced Engineering (for SE) student here! Very good. according to google maps it takes 20 minutes to walk from the new law building to get there so a return trip would take alot of time. I recently graduated from UNSW with BCom and have enjoyed my time at UNSW however I am aware that USyd is more internationally recognised and established law school which will be better for my desire to work overseas in the future. Hi, I'm American and I got 2 firm offers from UNSW (for Master in International Law and International Relations) and USYD (Master in International Law). Do 'normal' people who turn up and answer any questions posed to them during class, have a reasonable shot of getting full/near full marks?i dont recall a class where the lecturer will direct questions to peopleHi. Find out more here. 2. If any one could drop the link to the website it would be greatly appreciated What is a CSP and how did you get your offers? The Thai places on king st aren't that far up - definitely not a bus ride. I am more inclined towards UNSW now. You've done alot of research and I appreciate you adding the weblinks - makes for some very interesting reading I'd love to know what UNSW has to offer.PS. Hi. I definitely check these place out when i go to Usyd for enrollment next week (i'll be accepting both offers, to buy more time). But so is USYD. Any help would be appreciated. I have read that only a few are offered every semester and I would like to have a look at what was offered in 2012 just to get a feel for what types of electives are usually offered.

Author Topic: Usyd or UTS or UNSW (Read 2217 times) 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. Both USYD and UNSW are two of the highest ranked universities in Australia, with some differences depending on the field of study.

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