I got the offers from UniSA and Monash University. I am still considering choose which one is better for me. As for your information on the video, it sounds great.
@@easymandarinwithjunjie8334 I'd suggest you get on the Australian Government's QILT website: qilt.edu.au - Quality Indicators of Learning and Teaching. You'll be able to find data there on how each university performs. Both are excellent universities, so if I were you I would also consider which city (Melbourne or Adelaide) is likely to offer you the other things you want. For example, Melbourne is a LOT bigger than Adelaide (so it might be easier to find casual work, for example) but it's also more expensive. I would also look at what the universities offer outside of the classroom that might interest you. Monash is a much larger university, so has more clubs and societies, but UniSA has some nice facilities too and is located right in the middle of the Adelaide CBD. I'm not sure what is most important to you, so those are some things to think about.
@@ChoosingYourUni hi im looking for masters in information management. Can you please help me which university i can apply where international students can do part-time job which have less living cost? Thanks.
hi! it’s been a while since you have posted this video but i wanted to say thank you very much for all the aus university tours! i’m planning to study bachelor of architecture at unisa (or maybe adelaide uni) next year and hoping to complete my masters interstate. thank you for the videos!!
@@ChoosingYourUni Definitely the clubs! They're almost all free to join. My degree requires me to commute between campuses sometimes so I get to meet very different people too 👌🏻Also, Pridham Hall is fantastic
it also has regional campuses, great if you want to experience typical uni life but be able to get amazing support. Whyalla Campus and Mount Gambier Campus. I study social work at the UniSA Whyalla Campus.
Thanks for sharing the video of uniSA but I was expecting to see all the campuses of UNISA.... then it'll be much easier to understand about the entire uni .... I hope next time when you visit other uni please visit all of their campus
Hi! I am considering to study foundation and bachelor of Early childhood education at UniSA. Can you share with me some of your perspective about these courses in this university please? Thank you for your sharing! :)))
Hi! I'm planning to study a Bachelor of Nursing in Adelaide as an international student. Can you share your insights about whether UniSA or Flinders Uni is more suitable for this degree? Thank you very much for the informative video!
Ahhhh, great question. Two good programs. Nursing is a regulated degree, meaning that each degree has to cover mostly the same thing in order for it to be accredited. It means that the course will be similar at each uni, even though the facilities might vary a bit. Flinders has excellent health-sciences programs. The campus is outside the city (about 30-40 mins on public transport), so the cost is cheaper. The campus is large and open. UniSA is located in the city centre. I think nursing is still taught at City East (from memory - double check that's still the case), in which case you're in the heart of the action but it will possibly more expensive if you choose to live nearby.
Hi! I’m considering studying bachelor biomedical science in adelaide at UniSa! Can you share with me your thoughts on the university regarding its suitability towards my degree? Thank you! (I’m an international student)
I am from India, I will be joining the Uni next month. From your video it sounds like it's not a bad decision at all. I will be living and studying in the city west campus. What I wanna ask is, how's the campus? Is it good, is it bad?
Awesome! Welcome to Australia :) The City West campus is right on the edge of Adelaide's central business district. There are some nice buildings and facilities. It's also close to the river, which is nice. I think you'll like Adelaide!
Hey man! Really interesting video you have made.... I am in state of confusion between RMIT Melbourne and UNiSA for Masters in Engineering Management program. Can you please suggest me the better one ?
I want to pursue bachelor’s of nursing in Adelaide So which will be best uni Adelaide or UniSA or flinders. I don’t have any expense problem so pls help me choose .
Hey, Thanks for your campus tour. I got a 50% Vice-Chancellor International Scholarship. I had no idea about the university and this place, so I was unsure about getting admitted to the UniSA Mawson Lake Campus. But I think you saved my day! Your Last line really hit me up "Actually it's pretty fucking awesome". My subject is the Master of Data Science.
Awesome mate. Congratulations. Winning a VC Scholarship is a big deal 🙌 Some people might find Mawson Lakes quiet... it's a bit outside the city. But it's clean, spacious and it feels like a stress-free campus! Glad I could help out a bit!
What was the process for the scholarship, was it automatically given or did you apply for it? Actually I have also applied and got my conditional offer letter. If you could share the process, it would be really helpful.
@@SecretSculptI applied for it, there is a Vice-Chancellor Scholarship form given on their website, you need to fill it out and send it through email along with supporting documents. For details, you can mail them or check their scholarship Page on the authorized website.
@@protoy_roy Thanks for the reply 😊. Actually, I read the requirements for the vice-chancellor 50% scholarship and I don't have a high grade point average in 12th (73.5% best 4) so, I think I am not eligible for that but I will get the 15% one.
I've got the offer from UNISA and The University of Adelaide both and I've been planning to do masters in data science can you please suggest me which university is best for me
If you’re asking for my personal opinion I’d say Flinders for Med Sci. The program is great. The caveat I’d put on that is if there is a specific sub-discipline that you’re really interested in where UniSA has a specialty. Eg they have some amazing cancer research stuff so if you’re super interested in that then Unisa might make more sense. The UniSA health “campus” (City East) is only really a couple of buildings. The on campus experience for that discipline would be better at Flinders where everything is in one place. Also depends where you live - a plus of UniSA is it’s in the CBD, so better for casual jobs and night life. ...actually, wait on... is there a night life in Adelaide? (😁)
Hi thanks for he video, confused which one to choose out of 3, Which is better out of the 3 would u suggest 1. Canberra university- ms in data science 2. University of wollongong- ms computer science with ml &big data 3. Uni SA - ms in data science
Hello, I received offers from Curtin University, UniSA, and RMIT. Which uni would you recommend for a business related degree for an international student?
@@ChoosingYourUni I applied for logistics and supply chain management. UniSA offers only logistics and supply chain management, whereas Curtin offers double major for this course. I've read that UniSA graduates have a high employability rate but I've also read that it is better to double major for SCM. 😅
I think the design program at UniSa is good. I’d also consider Perth, the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast as places that have good unis and lots of opportunities (double check they are still on the regional list).
@@ChoosingYourUni Thank you, I will definitely consider these cities too. By the way, do you know that it is easy or at least possible to find a job in Adelaide as a graphic designer right after graduating?
Unemployment is at historical lows right now. I don’t know specifically about you and your chances, but by all accounts there is lots of work in most fields right now.
Hi Rob, I'm an Electrical and electronics engineering graduate in India(passed out in July 2023)..I wanted to study engineering and management together for my masters...so I came to know about Masters in Engineering and Management...and recently I got admit from UniSA for Masters in Engineering ( Management ). So what's your take on this course in UniSA. Hoping for your reply Rob. I came across your channel recently and its really informative. You are really doing a great job... thanks for your videos Rob❤
That’s an excellent choice mate. Both engineering and management are strong disciplines at UniSA. I’m a fan. Check the campus where the course is delivered. Engineering might be at Mawson Lakes, which is a bit out of the city (I’ve done a review on it, see the UniSA playlist). CityWest is where much of the management stuff is housed from memory. It would just be good to know if you need to travel between campuses at all 👍
Thank you for your reply Rob♥️, When I checked the timetable about the course in the Uni website, I came to know that different units of this course is distributed among different campuses of UniSA, as you said, most of the management related courses are offered in the citywest and cityeast campuses and engineering units are taught at Mawson Lakes campus. However, I came to know that majority of the lectures in my course are taught online except for practicals and seminars. (As an Indian student, we have an entirely different curriculum and I'm not aware about the Aussie curriculum...bt I know that strong emphasis is on practicals, assignments and other performances). So, is it okey take this course? Once again thank you for your reply.
Hi dear, good day to you. I appreciate the tremendous efforts you put in making these videos for us. God bless you. I got an offer letter from UniSA. I'll study at Mawson lakes campus. So may I request you to do a video covering all the facilities, accommodation criteria, transportation etc. Thanks dear. Have a great day ahead.
Hiya! Congrats on your offer letter. it's the best feeling in the world I'm a UniSA Student and I sometimes travel there for study instead of going to the city. Mawson Lakes is a huge campus. But it all works together so well. The Sir Eric Neal Library (Building C) is conveniently located across from the "food court" area which comprises of Zambrero's and Frankies DIner. If you drink Coffee, they do great coffee at Frankie's. Campus Central is also located in Building C. There is also a gym on campus When you first start, it will be a bit stressful for the first few weeks trying to find your sea legs and locating where classrooms are. There is an incredible app that I used when I started at City West that helped me locate everything. From classrooms to something as small as where the water fountains are located around campus. The app is called Lost On Campus. I would seriously recommend downloading it. It will be super helpful when you first start. In terms of public transport, there is no shortage whatsoever. Near the library, there is a bus stop that will take you straight to Mawson Interchange (depending on what bus you take, of course). However, if you like the fresh air, the train station is about a 15-20 minute walk from the University. If you have any questions, let me know!
@@marcusr9135 Hello dear, how are you doing? I need your help regarding the current situation. Basically, I was supposed to make the payment by last month. Unfortunately due to COVID-19, it wasn't been possible. In the meantime, I talked to the university international team weather the intake will be delayed! So, they told me to wait until April and then make payment. As well as there is yet no declaration of delaying the July admission. Since the lockdown in Australia is gonna revoke soon. But I concern about my country. Here in my country Bangladesh the virus detection is at an early age. I think the lockdown will remain for a long time. At this moment what I'm thinking that if I get the visa for July and can't fly because of the lockdown in my country how can I start the intake? In this case, will the university cancel my visa or I have to wait for the next intake? I appreciate your worthy opinion. Thank you
@@jn7300 hi there! As much as I'd like to be able to help in this situation, I'm really not sure what can be done. I would be careful about making any payments though. Im not sure how long the bans will be in place for. Its also dependent on how long international flights in and out of the country will be banned... Sorry I can't be of much help in this instance
Hi, I know it's been a long time since you made this video but I hope to hear from you. I plan to study accounting in February next year. I am wondering if this major is easy to get a job in Adelaide as an international student? And between the 2 options, uni of Adelaide and uniSA, which one is better because I heard that UNISA is better in terms of business and students in there are also better supported. looking forward to your reply soon ^^
Personally, I'd be looking at UniSA over UoA at this point in time. That's based on a few different things that are a bit long to explain, but right now that would be my choice.
Hi, I'm planning to study degree in business (logistics and supply chain management). I got offers from UniSa and Victoria University. I still don't know which one to choose, do you have any suggestions or recommendations?
Sorry, I missed this comment earlier. I really love UniSA for its business programs - excellent business school with dual accreditation and lots of opportunities inside and outside the classroom. Adelaide is a great city too.
Hello, can I know which uni you ended up choosing? I received an offer to study degree in logistics and supply chain management from UniSA and I'm thinking of whether to accept the offer. 😅
Both excellent choices for social work. Depends not only on the uni teaching imho but also on the other stuff the uni can offer. RMIT has awesome work integrated learning and learning abroad programs. UniSA is a very industry connected uni. Melbourne and Adelaide are very different cities too. Melbourne is huge with everything. Adelaide is smaller but with a cheaper cost of living. Climates are different too. Just a few things for you to think about! 😉
Hello, I'm planning to study at uniSA for psychological science. I was wondering if you had any idea if its easy to get a job after studying psychology here?
Psychology is a broad discipline. If you mean clinical psychology, most clinicians have to study a Masters degree in order to get admitted into clinical practice. If it's to go into a related discipline, like HR, counselling etc there are many options for work.
Excellent program at UniSA. Mawson Lakes is out of the city (I’ve been there but haven’t done a video on it yet), so it’s be better imo if it were at the City West campus, but cost of accommodation will be cheaper out of the city so there are definitely upsides.
any recommendations or insight into choosing an university in Australia with a good masters programme in media and communication? Would you be kind enough to recommend some! I am looking to make a career in marketing, advertising and content creation further down in the future. Would you recommend Uni SA for this course?
Hi mate - have replied on another vid but see here you're more specific about marketing/advertising. UniSA is a good choice for this. I really like their branding/marketing program and the business school is AACSB accredited. Swinnie would be ahead of UC after UniSA imo
Heyy!! I am a medical student from India and planning to study my undergraduates at UniSA, plz tell me your review about the radiology course available there and also what are the top careers in the medical field in Australia other than radiologists Thanks
UniSA has good health programs. All health disciplines and allied health disciplines are in demand in Australia, so choose one that appeals to you most.
Hey Rob, I am planning to study masters of business analytics, can you suggest which university is better either UniSA or Macquarie, please need your suggestion mate 🙌🏼
These are both excellent unis in that space. Both the business schools are highly reputable. Adelaide and Sydney (particularly Macquarie Park, where the uni is) are quite different so you might want to look at other things than just which program you want to do: also where to live, work, internship opportunities, etc.
I studies education at UNi SA at the old Underdale campus before it was closed. It must have been around the year 2000. I would not advise anyone to study with this organization. They were completely oblivious of you after they received your payment.
Do you think UniSA is good for art and design? It seems that it's the only university (in Australia) which has illustration and animation major, but I can't find any reviews :/
I'm going to do the same course with same major omg! have you already started also I think new castle has the same course but unfortunately its way expensive than unisa.
I’m thinking of studying master of early childhood education(teaching) in either Flinders Uni or UniSA. Could you advise which university might be better in terms of practical experience and quality of lectures?
Hi Kate - that’s a bit too specific for me to answer. Both unis have good teaching programs from my broad understanding. Have you already looked at qilt.edu.au and compared them side by side?
I have offers from UC, canberra and Swinburne Uni, melbourne...comparing the two or any other universities in australia, could you recommend unis with good masters programme in media and communication?
Hi mate - these are both good options. UC has a strong media program, as does Swinburne. Both have good industry linkages. Melbourne and Canberra are VERY different cities though, so I would certainly consider that as part of my decision. It also depends what sort of media/comms you're looking to do. On the journalism side I'd tend towards UC. On design, web and communication sides I'd pick Swinnie.
Nice Indiana Jones hat its kinda sad that most younger people are sort of funneled into specific degrees and not inspired go to universities with their dreams ! I am doing same thing I was doing since I was 4.5 years old ! There is no university for dreams you create the learning experience yourself....
That really depends on a lot of personal preferences. If I had to choose, I’d go to Perth - the outdoors are awesome, there are lively areas (like Northbridge and Fremantle) and great beaches. But I love Adelaide too - there’s lots of positives to it as a city.
I'm actually planning to start studying in UNISA next year for masters in management (Tourism and Event Management) but I'm still confused if it worth it or not or is there any better University which offers better opportunity and carrier options.
@@D28DSA They are both great unis and strong tourism programs. Monash is a much bigger university with big beautiful campuses and a higher ranking. UniSA is considered a more practical university, so presumably it would have strong industry linkages. The business school (that tourism is taught out of) is very strong. Melbourne and Adelaide are very different cities - Melbourne is very big. Adelaide is about 1.5 million people, so much more accessible and relaxed.
@@ChoosingYourUni Hi I have listen that Unisa and University of Adelaide officials have decided to merge both universities please make a vlog regarding Cons and pros and about the decision taken. Thanks Regards
Hi thank you for sharing this video. It's my dream to do a bachelor of physiotherapy degree in Adelaide . Could you please tell me which uni is better for physiotherapy uni sa or uni of Adelaide ?
That’s a good question. I haven’t been to Mawson Lake campus yet - it’s one of the only campuses in the country I haven’t been to! Hopefully I’ll get there next year when everything is open again.
@@ChoosingYourUni maybe barn here refers to a large building where lots of computers are accessible for students though the term is most appropriately used in farm context. English is unpredictable 😂
@@ChoosingYourUni do u mind linking it for me? for some reason I can't find it on your channel and it's not coming up even when I search for it 😭 thanks ❤️
@@ChoosingYourUni Hey tell us when you are at Griffith cause I could see you there. However I would be biased as I'm not really wanting to stay there because of long distance travel and I'm thinking of doing the rest of my course at UniSA online.
That’s be sick mate. Will let you know. No issue if you might be changing, you’ve still been there and have an opinion. UniSA online is a good option btw. Very good online program from what I’ve heard.
HI, since u rply to everyone thts very kind of u!!can u plss help me with the course in unisa !!there is one course in unisa called master in IT( enterprise management) so can u plss tell me how much coding is required for the course!! and how is the course in terms of difficulty!!!!
Hi mate, that question is a bit too detailed for me - you’d need to check with the uni itself because it is very specific. Overall though that’s a good program - UniSA has strong IT and management programs.
I’m a first year at UniSA City East. I absolutely love the campus, my degree and lecturers and tutors. It is an amazing uni that I could highly recommend UniSA
@@ChoosingYourUni I’m studying a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science. It’s so good! We are learning hands on practical skills from day 1! Honestly so glad I made the choice to go to UniSA.
Don't make the same mistake that has been made by many others. Recently, I received a letter from the ATO searching for those unpaid HELP fees. Apparently, too many university graduates in Australia cannot afford to pay back loans, as there are no jobs.
Yes it is. Uni SA (University of South Australia). The Uni SA east campus is next to Adelaide Uni (University of Adelaide). I've seen students from Uni SA get lost, and find themselves walking on Adelaide Uni campus.
Hi, thank you for sharing this video. This is very helpful as I am considering to apply to UniSA for my master degree. Can you also recommend me other universities in Australia in which their Economics research output is well-known?
Thanks for this insightful video! I've just received a scholarship offer from UNISA - City West for their Master of Communication program, which I'm so stoked about! 😀 At the same time I also got an offer from QUT (Master of Digital Comms but no scholarship). I'm just quite torn as to which one should I go for because I somehow prefer staying in Brisbane. Help, please! 😌
Both these universities have good communications programs. Both are also universities that have evolved a LOT in the past 10 years - they are dynamic and innovative. I love both cities - each has strengths. Here's a question for you: if you weren't offered a scholarship by UniSA, which university/degree would you choose and why?
Hi where did you end up going to. I was hoping for some tips regarding studying in australia and unis. plus i am looking at the same masters course. I would love to chat!
@@aasthaparekh4760 Hello, I ended up studying Master of Marketing Communications at the University of Canberra! :) They have an excellent Comms program and UC is one of the fastest rising universities in the world. I love it here.
@@ChoosingYourUni I chose University of Canberra! :) Turned out their program is better than the other 2, plus they also granted me a merit scholarship which is a win-win. Thanks for all your insights, very helpful.
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I got the offers from UniSA and Monash University. I am still considering choose which one is better for me. As for your information on the video, it sounds great.
What are you planning to study? Those are both great unis.
A Life That Travels I’m gonna study Master of Teaching
@@easymandarinwithjunjie8334 I'd suggest you get on the Australian Government's QILT website: qilt.edu.au - Quality Indicators of Learning and Teaching. You'll be able to find data there on how each university performs.
Both are excellent universities, so if I were you I would also consider which city (Melbourne or Adelaide) is likely to offer you the other things you want.
For example, Melbourne is a LOT bigger than Adelaide (so it might be easier to find casual work, for example) but it's also more expensive.
I would also look at what the universities offer outside of the classroom that might interest you. Monash is a much larger university, so has more clubs and societies, but UniSA has some nice facilities too and is located right in the middle of the Adelaide CBD.
I'm not sure what is most important to you, so those are some things to think about.
@@ChoosingYourUni Thanks a lot
@@ChoosingYourUni hi im looking for masters in information management. Can you please help me which university i can apply where international students can do part-time job which have less living cost? Thanks.
hi! it’s been a while since you have posted this video but i wanted to say thank you very much for all the aus university tours! i’m planning to study bachelor of architecture at unisa (or maybe adelaide uni) next year and hoping to complete my masters interstate. thank you for the videos!!
Glad they have helped! I’ll be filming updates later in the year for these ones 👍
I wish I watched this before I started my program at UniSA. Anyway, thanks for this video!
Why? Did something not meet your expectations?
Everything's good actually, it's just that it took me a while to know what's available at all the campuses, like the clubs and eateries :)
@@JaydenWong Good to know! What do you like most about the uni?
@@ChoosingYourUni Definitely the clubs! They're almost all free to join. My degree requires me to commute between campuses sometimes so I get to meet very different people too 👌🏻Also, Pridham Hall is fantastic
How’s the university? I am considering Macquarie and Unisa which is the best?
it also has regional campuses, great if you want to experience typical uni life but be able to get amazing support. Whyalla Campus and Mount Gambier Campus. I study social work at the UniSA Whyalla Campus.
Great tip Tiffany - thanks!
I hope to visit both of those campuses late this year :)
Thanks for sharing the video of uniSA but I was expecting to see all the campuses of UNISA.... then it'll be much easier to understand about the entire uni .... I hope next time when you visit other uni please visit all of their campus
I squeeze creating these videos amongst work meetings, so time hasn't permitted it yet - but I'll get to them eventually!
Hi! I am considering to study foundation and bachelor of Early childhood education at UniSA. Can you share with me some of your perspective about these courses in this university please? Thank you for your sharing! :)))
Education programs are accredited so are similar from uni to uni. UniSA is an excellent institution and I love Adelaide as a small, clean city.
Hi! I'm planning to study a Bachelor of Nursing in Adelaide as an international student. Can you share your insights about whether UniSA or Flinders Uni is more suitable for this degree? Thank you very much for the informative video!
Ahhhh, great question. Two good programs.
Nursing is a regulated degree, meaning that each degree has to cover mostly the same thing in order for it to be accredited. It means that the course will be similar at each uni, even though the facilities might vary a bit.
Flinders has excellent health-sciences programs. The campus is outside the city (about 30-40 mins on public transport), so the cost is cheaper. The campus is large and open.
UniSA is located in the city centre. I think nursing is still taught at City East (from memory - double check that's still the case), in which case you're in the heart of the action but it will possibly more expensive if you choose to live nearby.
Have you been to the Mawson Lakes Campus? Can you do a tour?
Ha ha, just replied to your other comment. I’m next in Adelaide at the end of November so will try to go there then!
@@ChoosingYourUni That'll be great!!Thank you for your timely replies!!
Hi! I’m considering studying bachelor biomedical science in adelaide at UniSa! Can you share with me your thoughts on the university regarding its suitability towards my degree? Thank you! (I’m an international student)
Biomed is a good program at UniSA imo 👍
I am from India, I will be joining the Uni next month. From your video it sounds like it's not a bad decision at all. I will be living and studying in the city west campus. What I wanna ask is, how's the campus? Is it good, is it bad?
Awesome! Welcome to Australia :)
The City West campus is right on the edge of Adelaide's central business district. There are some nice buildings and facilities. It's also close to the river, which is nice. I think you'll like Adelaide!
Hello Shantanu. I will also be joining the same University. Would you share your number with me? Will be helpful. From Mumbai
Hey man!
Really interesting video you have made....
I am in state of confusion between RMIT Melbourne and UNiSA for Masters in Engineering Management program.
Can you please suggest me the better one ?
Based on what criteria?
Hey Rudra, did you end up in either of these unis? I'm doing eng management as well.
I want to pursue bachelor’s of nursing in Adelaide
So which will be best uni Adelaide or UniSA or flinders. I don’t have any expense problem so pls help me choose .
If it were me, personally I’d choose either UniSA or UoA because I would want to be in the city centre. But Flinders is also a good program
Hey, Thanks for your campus tour. I got a 50% Vice-Chancellor International Scholarship. I had no idea about the university and this place, so I was unsure about getting admitted to the UniSA Mawson Lake Campus. But I think you saved my day! Your Last line really hit me up "Actually it's pretty fucking awesome". My subject is the Master of Data Science.
Awesome mate. Congratulations. Winning a VC Scholarship is a big deal 🙌
Some people might find Mawson Lakes quiet... it's a bit outside the city. But it's clean, spacious and it feels like a stress-free campus!
Glad I could help out a bit!
What was the process for the scholarship, was it automatically given or did you apply for it? Actually I have also applied and got my conditional offer letter. If you could share the process, it would be really helpful.
@@SecretSculptI applied for it, there is a Vice-Chancellor Scholarship form given on their website, you need to fill it out and send it through email along with supporting documents. For details, you can mail them or check their scholarship Page on the authorized website.
@@protoy_roy Thanks for the reply 😊. Actually, I read the requirements for the vice-chancellor 50% scholarship and I don't have a high grade point average in 12th (73.5% best 4) so, I think I am not eligible for that but I will get the 15% one.
Hlo bro I also want to apply for this. How u got this like I have 93.6 percentage in 12 cbse medical so are there any chances?
I've got the offer from UNISA and The University of Adelaide both and I've been planning to do masters in data science can you please suggest me which university is best for me
UniSA would be my favourite for that but UoA is a great uni and might suit you better overall depending on your personal preferences
My heart shattered at the end, I'm glad you were kidding 😂😂😂😂😂
Trying to decide between UNiSA and Flinders as an international student. Any tips?
What discipline?
Also, what non-academic things are you interested in?
A Life That Travels Medical Sciences
I like a lot of things like sports/fitness, chess, writing etc
If you’re asking for my personal opinion I’d say Flinders for Med Sci. The program is great.
The caveat I’d put on that is if there is a specific sub-discipline that you’re really interested in where UniSA has a specialty. Eg they have some amazing cancer research stuff so if you’re super interested in that then Unisa might make more sense.
The UniSA health “campus” (City East) is only really a couple of buildings. The on campus experience for that discipline would be better at Flinders where everything is in one place.
Also depends where you live - a plus of UniSA is it’s in the CBD, so better for casual jobs and night life.
...actually, wait on... is there a night life in Adelaide?
(😁)
How about urban planning? UniSA claiming they’re one of the oldest institutes offering such program.
It sounds plausible to me.
Hi thanks for he video, confused which one to choose out of 3,
Which is better out of the 3 would u suggest 1. Canberra university- ms in data science 2. University of wollongong- ms computer science with ml &big data 3. Uni SA - ms in data science
If it were me I’d choose UniSA, but that’s a very personal choice.
Hello, I received offers from Curtin University, UniSA, and RMIT. Which uni would you recommend for a business related degree for an international student?
Heaps of positives for all three, so really depends what you’re looking for from the experienxe
@@ChoosingYourUni I applied for logistics and supply chain management.
UniSA offers only logistics and supply chain management, whereas Curtin offers double major for this course.
I've read that UniSA graduates have a high employability rate but I've also read that it is better to double major for SCM. 😅
Random question but how's the night life and dating scene in Adelaide?
I’ve been married for over a decade so I’m probably not the best person to answer that one 🤣
Hi! Do you think uniSA is good for graphic design? And if not, where is it worth studying(preferably in regional Australia)?
I think the design program at UniSa is good. I’d also consider Perth, the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast as places that have good unis and lots of opportunities (double check they are still on the regional list).
@@ChoosingYourUni Thank you, I will definitely consider these cities too. By the way, do you know that it is easy or at least possible to find a job in Adelaide as a graphic designer right after graduating?
Unemployment is at historical lows right now. I don’t know specifically about you and your chances, but by all accounts there is lots of work in most fields right now.
Hi Rob,
I'm an Electrical and electronics engineering graduate in India(passed out in July 2023)..I wanted to study engineering and management together for my masters...so I came to know about Masters in Engineering and Management...and recently I got admit from UniSA for Masters in Engineering ( Management ). So what's your take on this course in UniSA. Hoping for your reply Rob.
I came across your channel recently and its really informative. You are really doing a great job... thanks for your videos Rob❤
That’s an excellent choice mate. Both engineering and management are strong disciplines at UniSA. I’m a fan.
Check the campus where the course is delivered. Engineering might be at Mawson Lakes, which is a bit out of the city (I’ve done a review on it, see the UniSA playlist). CityWest is where much of the management stuff is housed from memory. It would just be good to know if you need to travel between campuses at all 👍
Thank you for your reply Rob♥️,
When I checked the timetable about the course in the Uni website, I came to know that different units of this course is distributed among different campuses of UniSA, as you said, most of the management related courses are offered in the citywest and cityeast campuses and engineering units are taught at Mawson Lakes campus.
However, I came to know that majority of the lectures in my course are taught online except for practicals and seminars. (As an Indian student, we have an entirely different curriculum and I'm not aware about the Aussie curriculum...bt I know that strong emphasis is on practicals, assignments and other performances). So, is it okey take this course?
Once again thank you for your reply.
i planned to apply there and I hope I can get scholarships also :) Thank you for the review! 💕
Good luck!
Hi dear, good day to you. I appreciate the tremendous efforts you put in making these videos for us. God bless you.
I got an offer letter from UniSA. I'll study at Mawson lakes campus. So may I request you to do a video covering all the facilities, accommodation criteria, transportation etc.
Thanks dear. Have a great day ahead.
Thanks JN,
Congrats on getting your offer letter.
Yes, I’ll try to get out to Mawson Lakes this year!
Hiya!
Congrats on your offer letter. it's the best feeling in the world
I'm a UniSA Student and I sometimes travel there for study instead of going to the city. Mawson Lakes is a huge campus. But it all works together so well.
The Sir Eric Neal Library (Building C) is conveniently located across from the "food court" area which comprises of Zambrero's and Frankies DIner. If you drink Coffee, they do great coffee at Frankie's. Campus Central is also located in Building C. There is also a gym on campus
When you first start, it will be a bit stressful for the first few weeks trying to find your sea legs and locating where classrooms are. There is an incredible app that I used when I started at City West that helped me locate everything. From classrooms to something as small as where the water fountains are located around campus. The app is called Lost On Campus. I would seriously recommend downloading it. It will be super helpful when you first start.
In terms of public transport, there is no shortage whatsoever. Near the library, there is a bus stop that will take you straight to Mawson Interchange (depending on what bus you take, of course). However, if you like the fresh air, the train station is about a 15-20 minute walk from the University.
If you have any questions, let me know!
@@marcusr9135 Hello dear, how are you doing? I need your help regarding the current situation. Basically, I was supposed to make the payment by last month. Unfortunately due to COVID-19, it wasn't been possible. In the meantime, I talked to the university international team weather the intake will be delayed! So, they told me to wait until April and then make payment. As well as there is yet no declaration of delaying the July admission. Since the lockdown in Australia is gonna revoke soon. But I concern about my country. Here in my country Bangladesh the virus detection is at an early age. I think the lockdown will remain for a long time. At this moment what I'm thinking that if I get the visa for July and can't fly because of the lockdown in my country how can I start the intake? In this case, will the university cancel my visa or I have to wait for the next intake? I appreciate your worthy opinion. Thank you
@@jn7300 hi there!
As much as I'd like to be able to help in this situation, I'm really not sure what can be done.
I would be careful about making any payments though. Im not sure how long the bans will be in place for. Its also dependent on how long international flights in and out of the country will be banned...
Sorry I can't be of much help in this instance
@@marcusr9135 Thank you for your suggestion. I'll be careful in making the payment and all.
Hi, I know it's been a long time since you made this video but I hope to hear from you. I plan to study accounting in February next year. I am wondering if this major is easy to get a job in Adelaide as an international student? And between the 2 options, uni of Adelaide and uniSA, which one is better because I heard that UNISA is better in terms of business and students in there are also better supported. looking forward to your reply soon ^^
Personally, I'd be looking at UniSA over UoA at this point in time. That's based on a few different things that are a bit long to explain, but right now that would be my choice.
@@ChoosingYourUni Thank you for the reply and for all of your help.
Wow, this channel and the video is wonderful.
Thank you Annisa 🤗
You could share this with someone if you found it valuable?
Hi, I'm planning to study degree in business (logistics and supply chain management). I got offers from UniSa and Victoria University. I still don't know which one to choose, do you have any suggestions or recommendations?
Sorry, I missed this comment earlier. I really love UniSA for its business programs - excellent business school with dual accreditation and lots of opportunities inside and outside the classroom. Adelaide is a great city too.
Hello, can I know which uni you ended up choosing? I received an offer to study degree in logistics and supply chain management from UniSA and I'm thinking of whether to accept the offer. 😅
I want to do bachelor of social work. I want to choose btw rmit nd unisa. Which one do you think is better?
Both excellent choices for social work. Depends not only on the uni teaching imho but also on the other stuff the uni can offer.
RMIT has awesome work integrated learning and learning abroad programs. UniSA is a very industry connected uni.
Melbourne and Adelaide are very different cities too. Melbourne is huge with everything. Adelaide is smaller but with a cheaper cost of living. Climates are different too.
Just a few things for you to think about! 😉
Heyy.. thanks for this video!
I wanted to pursue Masters in Health Service Management from UniSA. Could you pls give an honest review of the same?
Good program from what I know 👍
Hello, I'm planning to study at uniSA for psychological science. I was wondering if you had any idea if its easy to get a job after studying psychology here?
Psychology is a broad discipline. If you mean clinical psychology, most clinicians have to study a Masters degree in order to get admitted into clinical practice. If it's to go into a related discipline, like HR, counselling etc there are many options for work.
Hey.... I'm planning to do my Master's In Data Science in uniSA Mawson Lakes Campus in Feb 2023...How's this field of study at uniSA?
Excellent program at UniSA. Mawson Lakes is out of the city (I’ve been there but haven’t done a video on it yet), so it’s be better imo if it were at the City West campus, but cost of accommodation will be cheaper out of the city so there are definitely upsides.
@@ChoosingYourUni I would love that too.. But MS in data science is offered only in the mawson lakes campus!
any recommendations or insight into choosing an university in Australia with a good masters programme in media and communication? Would you be kind enough to recommend some! I am looking to make a career in marketing, advertising and content creation further down in the future. Would you recommend Uni SA for this course?
Hi mate - have replied on another vid but see here you're more specific about marketing/advertising.
UniSA is a good choice for this. I really like their branding/marketing program and the business school is AACSB accredited. Swinnie would be ahead of UC after UniSA imo
@@ChoosingYourUni thanks mate. Love your content and your channel. Thank you for replying. Love from India.
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Thank bro, this is good information for me, i would like to enroll at that university. Let's help me with more information ya. See you there
Good luck mate 👍
Mate, please go to Blue mountain hotel management school
Not a uni so not in my remit unfortunately 😞
The mountains are beautiful though!
Rn i am planning to study masters of environmental science there. Do u know weather this masters in worthy of a job there.
Envi sci is a good program at UniSA and an important field for the decades ahead. I have a review of UniSA Mawson Lakes campus coming out soon
Heyy!!
I am a medical student from India and planning to study my undergraduates at UniSA, plz tell me your review about the radiology course available there and also what are the top careers in the medical field in Australia other than radiologists
Thanks
UniSA has good health programs. All health disciplines and allied health disciplines are in demand in Australia, so choose one that appeals to you most.
@@ChoosingYourUni okay Thanks!
What about ug in the university of Adelaide for medical courses?
Same, all professionally accredited and it’s a good uni.
@@ChoosingYourUni Okay, Thank you
Hey Rob, I am planning to study masters of business analytics, can you suggest which university is better either UniSA or Macquarie, please need your suggestion mate 🙌🏼
These are both excellent unis in that space. Both the business schools are highly reputable. Adelaide and Sydney (particularly Macquarie Park, where the uni is) are quite different so you might want to look at other things than just which program you want to do: also where to live, work, internship opportunities, etc.
I studies education at UNi SA at the old Underdale campus before it was closed. It must have been around the year 2000. I would not advise anyone to study with this organization. They were completely oblivious of you after they received your payment.
I’d say almost everything has changed in 20 years. The uni is really doing great these days.
Maybe I get admission in this university for MBA marketing. We're InTouch with each other, but I need scholarship to support study.
Good luck!
Do you think UniSA is good for art and design? It seems that it's the only university (in Australia) which has illustration and animation major, but I can't find any reviews :/
Yes. I’ve seen the art and drawing spaces and they’re good. The unis is going from strength to strength.
@@ChoosingYourUni I see, thank you!
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I'm going to do the same course with same major omg! have you already started also I think new castle has the same course but unfortunately its way expensive than unisa.
@@ishita.ishu.p1303 ah in the end i didn't go to unisa, i'm just doing animation now but it's got a lot more drawing units than i thought!
Did you make city west campus tour unisa ???
This is filmed at City West. I have a Mawson Lakes review coming soon.
I’m thinking of studying master of early childhood education(teaching) in either Flinders Uni or UniSA.
Could you advise which university might be better in terms of practical experience and quality of lectures?
Hi Kate - that’s a bit too specific for me to answer. Both unis have good teaching programs from my broad understanding. Have you already looked at qilt.edu.au and compared them side by side?
Is the online distance learning bachelor of psychology at UniSa good?
Don’t really know. I’m travelling around Australia at the moment so haven’t had time to investigate how unis are doing with their online programs.
Hey plz suggest me is this unisa university good for master of IT (enterprise management) plz reply
I’m not familiar with that specific degree at UniSA. However, a Master of IT is a very good degree to have in the modern day. It will serve you well.
Hey Veer, did you decide to join that course? I am thinking about it too.
I have an offer here for masters in finance great review i was torn between UniSA and Flinders
Great! And which uni did you choose?
UniSA
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I have offers from UC, canberra and Swinburne Uni, melbourne...comparing the two or any other universities in australia, could you recommend unis with good masters programme in media and communication?
Hi mate - these are both good options. UC has a strong media program, as does Swinburne. Both have good industry linkages. Melbourne and Canberra are VERY different cities though, so I would certainly consider that as part of my decision.
It also depends what sort of media/comms you're looking to do. On the journalism side I'd tend towards UC. On design, web and communication sides I'd pick Swinnie.
Nice Indiana Jones hat its kinda sad that most younger people are sort of funneled into specific degrees and not inspired go to universities with their dreams ! I am doing same thing I was doing since I was 4.5 years old ! There is no university for dreams you create the learning experience yourself....
It’s an Aussie bushman hat (Akubra). Good story - what is it exactly that you’re doing?
@@ChoosingYourUni Robotics
Fantastic!
Between Adelaide and Perth, which would have a better nightlife, food options and friendlier people?
That really depends on a lot of personal preferences. If I had to choose, I’d go to Perth - the outdoors are awesome, there are lively areas (like Northbridge and Fremantle) and great beaches.
But I love Adelaide too - there’s lots of positives to it as a city.
ADELAIDE bru 👍
My friend studies here
Do they like it?
@@ChoosingYourUni He loves the place....mostly he enjoys the social life there it seems... he has made some friends set for a lifetime
@@shewonwilson8704 Awesome!
That's a really positive thing to hear and definitely a great part of uni life!
I'm actually planning to start studying in UNISA next year for masters in management (Tourism and Event Management) but I'm still confused if it worth it or not or is there any better University which offers better opportunity and carrier options.
I know that degree at UniSA. It’s a good one.
Hi! I have same planning with you. I also consider in monash university (sustainable tourism management). But I dont know which one is better.
@@D28DSA They are both great unis and strong tourism programs. Monash is a much bigger university with big beautiful campuses and a higher ranking. UniSA is considered a more practical university, so presumably it would have strong industry linkages. The business school (that tourism is taught out of) is very strong.
Melbourne and Adelaide are very different cities - Melbourne is very big. Adelaide is about 1.5 million people, so much more accessible and relaxed.
Hello Pranav, did you take this course at UniSA? I am about to apply for this same course - August session.
@@ChoosingYourUni Hi
I have listen that Unisa and University of Adelaide officials have decided to merge both universities please make a vlog regarding Cons and pros and about the decision taken.
Thanks
Regards
Hi thank you for sharing this video. It's my dream to do a bachelor of physiotherapy degree in Adelaide . Could you please tell me which uni is better for physiotherapy uni sa or uni of Adelaide ?
Both unis are located close to each other and have good allied health programs. Personally I would be happy at either uni.
Can anyone tell which is best campus city west or mawson lake
That’s a good question. I haven’t been to Mawson Lake campus yet - it’s one of the only campuses in the country I haven’t been to!
Hopefully I’ll get there next year when everything is open again.
Did you figure out why they use 'barn' instead of room? 😁
Not yet 🤣
@@ChoosingYourUni maybe barn here refers to a large building where lots of computers are accessible for students though the term is most appropriately used in farm context. English is unpredictable 😂
I think you’re right! 🙌🙌🙌
have you been to flinders? how is it?
Yep. Video is available on the channel. Lots going for Flinders, it’s a good uni.
@@ChoosingYourUni do u mind linking it for me? for some reason I can't find it on your channel and it's not coming up even when I search for it 😭 thanks ❤️
th-cam.com/video/bqc75vcu20o/w-d-xo.html
Please make a video on QUT and Griffth university
They are both in planning stage.
@@ChoosingYourUni Hey tell us when you are at Griffith cause I could see you there. However I would be biased as I'm not really wanting to stay there because of long distance travel and I'm thinking of doing the rest of my course at UniSA online.
That’s be sick mate. Will let you know. No issue if you might be changing, you’ve still been there and have an opinion.
UniSA online is a good option btw. Very good online program from what I’ve heard.
On campus at Griffith Gold Coast today :)
Here's the QUT video:
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Griffith is coming soon.
❤South Asean students please come and learn in UniSA❤
7:09 FACTS!
LOL, right?
Which subject is good Social work or Tourism event sir in this uni?
Sorry, I don’t understand the question- can you try asking that a different way?
HI, since u rply to everyone thts very kind of u!!can u plss help me with the course in unisa !!there is one course in unisa called master in IT( enterprise management) so can u plss tell me how much coding is required for the course!! and how is the course in terms of difficulty!!!!
Hi mate, that question is a bit too detailed for me - you’d need to check with the uni itself because it is very specific. Overall though that’s a good program - UniSA has strong IT and management programs.
intresed Qut his technology
Good!
I’m a first year at UniSA City East. I absolutely love the campus, my degree and lecturers and tutors. It is an amazing uni that I could highly recommend UniSA
That’s great! Thanks Amy. City East is pretty conveniently located. Some excellent programs taught there - what are you studying?
@@ChoosingYourUni I’m studying a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science. It’s so good! We are learning hands on practical skills from day 1! Honestly so glad I made the choice to go to UniSA.
Nice 🙋🏻
Don't make the same mistake that has been made by many others. Recently, I received a letter from the ATO searching for those unpaid HELP fees. Apparently, too many university graduates in Australia cannot afford to pay back loans, as there are no jobs.
Sorry I'm confused - unemployment is at almost a historical low, so what do you mean there are no jobs?
@@ChoosingYourUni A/H!
Is this university situated in Adelaide?
Yes it is. Uni SA (University of South Australia). The Uni SA east campus is next to Adelaide Uni (University of Adelaide). I've seen students from Uni SA get lost, and find themselves walking on Adelaide Uni campus.
This is true!
UniSA also has some campuses outside the CBD of Adelaide, but they’re relatively easy to access by bus or train.
@@ChoosingYourUni can you please tell me where's the UNISA Mawson lakes campus?
I mean is it in Adelaide or outside it?
Outside the city centre. 25 mins or so.
www.unisa.edu.au/Campus-Facilities/Maps-Tours/Mawson-Lakes-campus/
Hi, thank you for sharing this video. This is very helpful as I am considering to apply to UniSA for my master degree. Can you also recommend me other universities in Australia in which their Economics research output is well-known?
I think UniSA is a good choice here. You might also look at ANU in Canberra.
That one girl in the background following you.
What about her?
Thanks for this insightful video! I've just received a scholarship offer from UNISA - City West for their Master of Communication program, which I'm so stoked about! 😀 At the same time I also got an offer from QUT (Master of Digital Comms but no scholarship). I'm just quite torn as to which one should I go for because I somehow prefer staying in Brisbane. Help, please! 😌
Both these universities have good communications programs. Both are also universities that have evolved a LOT in the past 10 years - they are dynamic and innovative.
I love both cities - each has strengths.
Here's a question for you: if you weren't offered a scholarship by UniSA, which university/degree would you choose and why?
Hi where did you end up going to. I was hoping for some tips regarding studying in australia and unis. plus i am looking at the same masters course. I would love to chat!
@@aasthaparekh4760 Hello, I ended up studying Master of Marketing Communications at the University of Canberra! :) They have an excellent Comms program and UC is one of the fastest rising universities in the world. I love it here.
@@ChoosingYourUni I chose University of Canberra! :) Turned out their program is better than the other 2, plus they also granted me a merit scholarship which is a win-win. Thanks for all your insights, very helpful.
Good onya guys. True - UC has definitely gone a long way up in the rankings really fast.