No worries. I was on campus about a week ago and it’s looking fantastic- new buildings, great atmosphere with students back for classes after the summer holidays.
I enjoy watching these videos. There are some universities that are not very recognised in the country in comparison with the G8 and then when you see their grounds through these videos you get a nice surprise like Curtin University and Bond University.
Definitely. I love Curtin’s campus. Other great (non-Go8) campuses are Griffith Gold Coast, QUT, Deakin and for classic Australian bush campus experiences, Newcastle, Macquarie, Griffith Nathan, and Fédération Uni.
A Life That Travels hahaha it’s changed A LOT but mum and i still love the vibe there. hopefully i get accepted next year! it would be a really sweet full circle moment :)
Thank you very much for the wonderful video. I got an offer for Doctor of Philosophy in Public Health. I am enrolled for the Research Term 1 2019( February/March) COMMENCEMENT periods. I AM HOPING I WILL HAVE A GREAT qualitative of education and international experience over there. Thanks, again for the honest video.
Thank you and congrats on committing to your PhD, that's a big deal! I don't know what the faculty will be like, but you're going to learn some incredible skills, meet many interesting people and discover a wonderful part of the world!
Curtin was an easy choice for me, I'm autistic and really struggle with school, i managed to pass year 10 but my school is really bad at accommodating different learning styles, I'm doing uniready INSTEAD of VCE, which i never thought was possible. I'll be able to go there next year and I'm looking forward to it so much
That's great to hear. Good on you for persevering. Kinda shitty that society forces YOU to have to adapt to IT instead of IT adapting to YOU. Seems like you've got a great attitude - you're going to go far.
i'm in a similar situation and am currently applying for uniready - did it end up going well? i've heard really good things about curtin's disability and autism support and was wondering if someone who experienced it found it as good as people say it is.
Hi Mate, First off, you replied to a comment of mine from another video of yours. Really appreciate the response. My question to you is, I’ve an offer from Curtin for the MBA (Advanced) program. I’m really hyped. However, I’ve an offer from La Trobe too. I intend to work as a ICT Business Analyst (the person between business and tech). Do you think Perth has jobs for me? Or should I just go to La Trobe? Or maybe I can graduate from Curtin and then go to Melbourne? I’d like your opinion mate. Thanks!
Of course! Happy to help. For me, and it's personal, I'd be choosing Curtin for that. I really love the uni and the business program is strong. Perth is a wonderful city for students too.
I love your videos a lot. I have a question though... for a PhD in civil engineering, which one would you recommend? Rmit, deakin, University of wollongong or curtin? recommend? I'm also thinking of applying PR after studying.
Argh, that’s hard. PhDs are very specific to the research topic you want to do. All those unis are great in their own ways so I would look at the detail of the civil engineering programs and the research they’re doing, then try to find which one looks most interesting to your own goals.
I’m torn between Monash University and Curtin University. I’m thinking of pursuing Mechanical Engineering. There’s more information on Monash compared to Curtin which quite concerns me tbh…
My speciality is public health; I have a first degree in pharmacy. I have other pressing concerns I would love to relate with you cos it’s not just about Murdoch & Curtin but there are other schools. Please if you can, it’s there a way I could reach out to you to relay these matters? Your contribution and counsel is needed and would highly be appreciated 🙏🏾. Thank you.
I'm quite interested in Curtin's coastal and marine science, and they really have great world ranking on related field. However, UWA is also high-reputed in this area. If I wanna work in Perth in the future, which university should I choose? Would you like to offer me some suggestions?
Both UWA and Curtin are highly regarded in the West. If you’re looking to work in Perth, one of the major industries is mining and they do employ a lot of environment specialists, including marine and coastal. In this case, Curtin has an advantage because it has one of the world’s leading mining programs.
Heyyy , i heard that gte is very difficult for an international student any idea about that please??? Like anything i would be glad if i hear from you.. Thanks..!
Choosing between unisa and curtin and monash for teaching degree (ECE), any advice in terms of the friendliness of the people in the city, and which city has warmer and more stable weather? And is curtin alright with education ?
These are all good universities for various reasons. Monash is a large, research intensive uni - great programs and links to current research. Tonnes of student opportunities from clubs and societies to overseas study. It's a bit outside the heart of Melbourne, which has upsides and downsides. But it's a great uni. UniSA has the best education program in South Australia. Education is at the Magill and Mawson Lakes campuses, which are outside the city centre. Adelaide is a pretty city with a lower cost of living than elsewhere. It is also one of the universities that has best dealt with Covid, in my view. Curtin is a great uni - Perth is a wonderful city. The uni ranks very well for education and is pretty large, so has lots of opportunities for students. Overall the weather is warmer and more stable in Perth and Adelaide than Melbourne. I also find them to be 'friendlier" - nothing against Melbourne, I just think that the bigger the city is, the trickier it can sometimes be.
Umm..there's a branch of Curtin university in UAE (United arab emirates) there's no much information about it in other websites nor here in youtube, if you have any idea about it can you please say it out to me!!
@@ChoosingYourUni yess hope so!! Thanks for replying :)) I'm about to give my exams soon and have to choose an university..really on a tight situation. Just wondering if curtin university would be a good option ughhh 🙄🙄
The degrees are really good. I can’t comment on the campus or teachers in the UAE but the course content meets Australia’s education quality standard and the uni teaches up to date content.
I’m currently studying a bachelor of health science at Curtin University. I’m loving it so far! There’s a lot of variety in choosing your units. I’ve focused more towards anatomy and their anatomy facilities are fantastic. The university has also transitioned to online study very easily due to the corona virus. I can’t recommend Curtin enough!
So I have two decider's, one: location, and the Uni. Could you help me decide which one to go to out of, Deakin, UTas, or Uni SA. I want to go to Deakin but don't really like Melbourne (too big). But also want to live in Canberra, lol idk where to go.
That's impossible to say without a lot more information (which you probably shouldn't disclose publicly). It depends on what degree you're applying for, your previous studies and more. What are you looking to study?
@@ChoosingYourUni first of all, thanks for your reply Sir! I am about to study master in management/marketing, although i got offering letter at university of sheffield, i still prefer to study in perth as it is close to my country. What i know is curtin is the largest uni in wa but uwa claim to be number one uni in wa. Do you think the ranking should matter?
@@Mandaunusantara Good questions. Both Curtin and UWA have good marketing/management courses. If you look at these rankings you'll see that both programs are well ranked (depending on the ranking survey): www.mbanews.com.au/mba-rankings/ You should also look at www.qilt.edu.au, the Australian Governmnet's "quality" website for universities. You'll be able to search for "Business" for each university and look at things like student satisfaction, job outcomes etc. My personal opinion is that you should also look at the other things that these universities offer OUTSIDE the classroom that might interest you: clubs, internships, overseas study opportunities, leadership programs etc. These extracurricular things are completely personal to you, so look for things that YOU find interesting and consider them as part of your decision - in my opinion what you have access to outside the classroom is just as important as what you can access inside the classroom.
That’s a factually incorrect statement. Google “ESOS Act” and you’ll see that there are legislated requirements for English language (we’re one of the only countries in the world to have such strong protections for international students).
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got my master degree here like 5 yrs ago.... really missed the fantabulous atmosphere, and the vibrant uni life.... really missed Perth also... cheers
No worries. I was on campus about a week ago and it’s looking fantastic- new buildings, great atmosphere with students back for classes after the summer holidays.
which subject? what about jobs and employability after postgrad?
The way you do from presentation to engagement is pretty cool. I like watching your videos and and keep up the good work. Love from Morocco 🇲🇦
Thanks Yaser - I appreciate the kind words!
I enjoy watching these videos. There are some universities that are not very recognised in the country in comparison with the G8 and then when you see their grounds through these videos you get a nice surprise like Curtin University and Bond University.
Definitely. I love Curtin’s campus. Other great (non-Go8) campuses are Griffith Gold Coast, QUT, Deakin and for classic Australian bush campus experiences, Newcastle, Macquarie, Griffith Nathan, and Fédération Uni.
Thanks for your uni videos bro, I downloaded all of the, nice work
Glad you found them useful mate. Let me know if there's anything else you think would be good to have in there for the next round of updates.
i went to the curtin daycare as a toddler while my mum was studying and now im thinking of going there myself, thanks for your videos dude!
That is awesome....I reckon the place is a LOT different from when your Mum was there!
A Life That Travels hahaha it’s changed A LOT but mum and i still love the vibe there. hopefully i get accepted next year! it would be a really sweet full circle moment :)
@@billieinka did u get accepted? what are your majors?
Awesome video. Really stuck between a rock and a hard place trying to choose Curtin or Deakin for mechanical engineering.
Hmmm, two great unis and both with good engineering programs. Do you know much about Melbourne and Perth?
I lived at Erica Underwood House when I was studying there. So happy to see my favourite place, Building 105 TL Robertson Library.
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You deserve more views...
Video quality incredible 🔥
Thanks bro. Tell someone if you think it's good - your agent, home uni, school. Whoever you think it might be helpful for. Thanks for the love.
@@ChoosingYourUni Yes of course. I will try my best. It's my pleasure to help💝💝
Love your videos! Would you recommend Curtin or UWA for Psychology?
That's a coin toss for me. Two great unis. Both good programs fwik
Wonderful video, coming to Australia, Perth for feb intake 2023
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I just got my offer letter to stuyd masters of food science and technology in curtin, resuming by July, thanks for this video
Congratulations. I’ll be back in Perth in November so say hello if you spot me on campus!
I am enrolled for Professional Accounting Major course in July 2019. Hope I have a good time here.
I reckon you will mate! Great university and a beautiful city!
Hi, possible future student here! Did you end up getting into the class? How are you finding the campus?
Thank you very much for the wonderful video. I got an offer for Doctor of Philosophy in Public Health. I am enrolled for the Research Term 1 2019( February/March) COMMENCEMENT periods. I AM HOPING I WILL HAVE A GREAT qualitative of education and international experience over there. Thanks, again for the honest video.
Thank you and congrats on committing to your PhD, that's a big deal! I don't know what the faculty will be like, but you're going to learn some incredible skills, meet many interesting people and discover a wonderful part of the world!
how was your experience?
I did my PhD in information Systems 10 years ago at Curtin.
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UWA and Curtin, I m not sure which to choose. I intend to do Information Technology - data science. Any recommendations?
Curtin for me for that discipline
@@ChoosingYourUni , thanks for yr reply. I am thinking the same.
Curtin was an easy choice for me, I'm autistic and really struggle with school, i managed to pass year 10 but my school is really bad at accommodating different learning styles, I'm doing uniready INSTEAD of VCE, which i never thought was possible. I'll be able to go there next year and I'm looking forward to it so much
That's great to hear.
Good on you for persevering. Kinda shitty that society forces YOU to have to adapt to IT instead of IT adapting to YOU. Seems like you've got a great attitude - you're going to go far.
i'm in a similar situation and am currently applying for uniready - did it end up going well? i've heard really good things about curtin's disability and autism support and was wondering if someone who experienced it found it as good as people say it is.
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Hi Mate,
First off, you replied to a comment of mine from another video of yours. Really appreciate the response.
My question to you is,
I’ve an offer from Curtin for the MBA (Advanced) program. I’m really hyped. However, I’ve an offer from La Trobe too. I intend to work as a ICT Business Analyst (the person between business and tech).
Do you think Perth has jobs for me?
Or should I just go to La Trobe?
Or maybe I can graduate from Curtin and then go to Melbourne?
I’d like your opinion mate.
Thanks!
Of course! Happy to help. For me, and it's personal, I'd be choosing Curtin for that. I really love the uni and the business program is strong. Perth is a wonderful city for students too.
My uncle study here and he just graduate last year i guess.He said the library is really big.Maybe i will study here when i finish my high school.
Fantastic!
Yeah, the library is huge.
i am 95 graduated Computer Science from Hong Kong overseas student. missing the great time in Perth and uni.
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Hope to go there ❤️🔥
Good luck!
Masters of proffesional engineering is not accredited with engineers Australia. What difference it really makes
Is that so?
I wasn’t aware of that. Do you have a link to the accredited programs?
I love your videos a lot. I have a question though... for a PhD in civil engineering, which one would you recommend?
Rmit, deakin, University of wollongong or curtin? recommend? I'm also thinking of applying PR after studying.
Argh, that’s hard. PhDs are very specific to the research topic you want to do. All those unis are great in their own ways so I would look at the detail of the civil engineering programs and the research they’re doing, then try to find which one looks most interesting to your own goals.
I’m torn between Monash University and Curtin University. I’m thinking of pursuing Mechanical Engineering. There’s more information on Monash compared to Curtin which quite concerns me tbh…
That’s a factor to consider....
which one did you choose?
Hi everyone, good day. I need your opinions about masters in public health between Murdoch and Curtin University. Thank you
Is there a specialisation at one of these unis that you like the look of?
My speciality is public health; I have a first degree in pharmacy.
I have other pressing concerns I would love to relate with you cos it’s not just about Murdoch & Curtin but there are other schools. Please if you can, it’s there a way I could reach out to you to relay these matters? Your contribution and counsel is needed and would highly be appreciated 🙏🏾.
Thank you.
Hi Benjamin, you can add comments here and I can try to help if possible. I’m not using IG or other platforms right now.
I'm quite interested in Curtin's coastal and marine science, and they really have great world ranking on related field. However, UWA is also high-reputed in this area. If I wanna work in Perth in the future, which university should I choose? Would you like to offer me some suggestions?
Both UWA and Curtin are highly regarded in the West. If you’re looking to work in Perth, one of the major industries is mining and they do employ a lot of environment specialists, including marine and coastal. In this case, Curtin has an advantage because it has one of the world’s leading mining programs.
That makes a lot of sense! Thanks for you suggestion!😊
Heyyy , i heard that gte is very difficult for an international student any idea about that please??? Like anything i would be glad if i hear from you.. Thanks..!
Ahhh, I’m really not the best person to comment on that because I’ve never had to take it!
Missing you Curtin.
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Is curtin good for Masters in public healthcare?
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Where is Curtin University? Perth?
Correct. Perth, Australia.
Good vids by the way. 👍
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200 000 USD Budget for PHD IT here mate. Victoria is second class stuff
Sorry, not sure I understand your comment - can you clarify?
nice content subscribed
Thanks for the sub!
@@ChoosingYourUni u r welcome
is masters of commerce with specialiazation in marketing from curtin uni a good option?
I like Curtin’s business school. Good programs with good extracurricular options too.
Choosing between unisa and curtin and monash for teaching degree (ECE), any advice in terms of the friendliness of the people in the city, and which city has warmer and more stable weather? And is curtin alright with education ?
These are all good universities for various reasons.
Monash is a large, research intensive uni - great programs and links to current research. Tonnes of student opportunities from clubs and societies to overseas study. It's a bit outside the heart of Melbourne, which has upsides and downsides. But it's a great uni.
UniSA has the best education program in South Australia. Education is at the Magill and Mawson Lakes campuses, which are outside the city centre. Adelaide is a pretty city with a lower cost of living than elsewhere. It is also one of the universities that has best dealt with Covid, in my view.
Curtin is a great uni - Perth is a wonderful city. The uni ranks very well for education and is pretty large, so has lots of opportunities for students.
Overall the weather is warmer and more stable in Perth and Adelaide than Melbourne. I also find them to be 'friendlier" - nothing against Melbourne, I just think that the bigger the city is, the trickier it can sometimes be.
Umm..there's a branch of Curtin university in UAE (United arab emirates)
there's no much information about it in other websites nor here in youtube,
if you have any idea about it can you please say it out to me!!
Yeah, not familiar with that one I’m afraid. Maybe one day I’ll be able to do more about offshore campuses...
@@ChoosingYourUni yess hope so!! Thanks for replying :))
I'm about to give my exams soon and have to choose an university..really on a tight situation.
Just wondering if curtin university would be a good option ughhh 🙄🙄
The degrees are really good. I can’t comment on the campus or teachers in the UAE but the course content meets Australia’s education quality standard and the uni teaches up to date content.
how much take time university clear GTE for international students
Too many personal variables to give you an answer on that
So nice sir thank you
Most welcome
Hey , Is mcom in information technology and information systems a good option in curtin University?
Curtin is great. It used to be called Curtin University of Technology, so i would guess that’s a good option there!
I want curtin university how do I get?
Work hard!
UniSA and curtin health science , which is a better option ? I saw your video of uniSA and i was pleased with its facilities but what about curtin ?
Curtin is fantastic in this discipline. What do you want to know about it?
I’m currently studying a bachelor of health science at Curtin University. I’m loving it so far! There’s a lot of variety in choosing your units. I’ve focused more towards anatomy and their anatomy facilities are fantastic. The university has also transitioned to online study very easily due to the corona virus. I can’t recommend Curtin enough!
Thanks for the comment Madison, that’s super helpful!
My future University! 😍
me too!!!
Is there anything else you want to know about studying there?
Anything else you'd like to know about studying there?
A Life That Travels yeaa sure
Same!! What are you studying?
How is accounting at curtin?? Shall i get in??
Good program!
@@ChoosingYourUnihow is metallurgy at Curtin ?
So I have two decider's, one: location, and the Uni. Could you help me decide which one to go to out of, Deakin, UTas, or Uni SA. I want to go to Deakin but don't really like Melbourne (too big). But also want to live in Canberra, lol idk where to go.
What do you study and what do you like outside of class? Food, outdoors, movies, sport, reading etc?
How hard to get in compared to uwa?
That's impossible to say without a lot more information (which you probably shouldn't disclose publicly). It depends on what degree you're applying for, your previous studies and more. What are you looking to study?
@@ChoosingYourUni first of all, thanks for your reply Sir! I am about to study master in management/marketing, although i got offering letter at university of sheffield, i still prefer to study in perth as it is close to my country. What i know is curtin is the largest uni in wa but uwa claim to be number one uni in wa. Do you think the ranking should matter?
@@Mandaunusantara Good questions.
Both Curtin and UWA have good marketing/management courses. If you look at these rankings you'll see that both programs are well ranked (depending on the ranking survey): www.mbanews.com.au/mba-rankings/
You should also look at www.qilt.edu.au, the Australian Governmnet's "quality" website for universities. You'll be able to search for "Business" for each university and look at things like student satisfaction, job outcomes etc.
My personal opinion is that you should also look at the other things that these universities offer OUTSIDE the classroom that might interest you: clubs, internships, overseas study opportunities, leadership programs etc.
These extracurricular things are completely personal to you, so look for things that YOU find interesting and consider them as part of your decision - in my opinion what you have access to outside the classroom is just as important as what you can access inside the classroom.
always nice to see the Alma-mater
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I'm from Bangladesh
Super!
yup,this is my school¬
It’s a good one!
@@ChoosingYourUni ☆⌒(*＾-゜)v THX!!~
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Good news ! No English required to get degree from Australian Universities, Just bring your money Mate.
That’s a factually incorrect statement. Google “ESOS Act” and you’ll see that there are legislated requirements for English language (we’re one of the only countries in the world to have such strong protections for international students).