You're welcome @Victoria University. Have loved watching what you've done with the 1st year program - ground breaking - and have always admired how the uni focuses so much on serving its community. Would love it if you could share this vid!
@@이사람아-d6q Hi man can you do me a little review about the uni and are the procedures complex? I've been planning to apply for VU but I've seen so many bad feedbacks so I'm a little confused.
Do Duolingo for 15 minutes every day. It’s free. There are also plenty of cheap or free online courses and resources. You might also want to do a paid online course. The main thing is practice practice practice. Read books in English. Watch films in English. Write in English.
Can't comment on that specific program but business analytics is a good decision for the future - AI will help with some data and analysis, but the world is going to need skilled practitioners who know how to ask good questions and use the output!
Probably Deakin over VU imo but that’s a very general comment. There are other things you might want to consider. But for me Deakin. If it were for sport management for example that would be a line ball call.
Not specifically sure how that’s going right now but it’s a smart degree to go and study. Even with AI coming that will make it easier to uncover more insights, the ability to ask the right QUESTIONS will be critical.
VU in Melbourne would be the go for me. That's where the main campuses are, which is where you'll have the best possible experience - there are more services and students there. Sydney is a small campus where you'll mostly be with international students and not have access to the full VU experience. Melbourne and Sydney are both great, so I would definitely go to Melbourne if it were me.
@@ChoosingYourUni Can I get good job with Tafe degree... Like, Bachelor of engineering technology ( Mechanical and manufacturing engineering) from Chisholm....
Ah! I see what you mean. There’s no reason why not - just check the sorts of jobs that you would be eligible for once you graduate. A TAFE degree will be very applied - hands on - and connected to industry. But it might lack the connection to recent academic research. Chisholm is a well regarded institution.
@@ChoosingYourUni is Tafe better than a college.... You know, Uni is best but, it's fee is out of my range......so, Tafe is better than a college or not?????.... And, in few days , I watched your alot of video's and I have to say, all of your video are very well organised, and worth watching... I really love your channel....
Ummm, it's not. VU has done an awesome job of serving its community in Western Melbourne. It's new block teaching model has won international awards. It might not be as strong as other unis in some areas, but its got plenty of strengths where it outperforms many many others.
Out of curiosity, where have you read reviews? There’s only one “reviews” website that I know of but it’s pretty poor - mostly just people complaining.
This program follows a block model, where students are required to complete several assessments and three tests within a three-week period. This short timeframe may limit the opportunity for in-depth understanding of each subject, but the tests are comparable in difficulty to those at a traditional semester-based university. The quality of lectures can vary, with some being more effective than others. In one instance, a teacher inappropriately disclosed a student's grade in front of the entire class, which was both surreal and humiliating for the student. Overall, it seems that some individuals may choose to remain in this university due to limitations in attending other ones. I’ve stayed 1 semester only.
I think that really depends on you. I know people who breezed through it (great at maths and also at solving problems) and others that found it challenging.
No, not sponsored. Fully Independent. VU has some areas of world-class academic strength, like in the sports area. It’s block-teaching model has won awards. So always look in the details - don’t just read reviews like “this is great” or “this is shit” and think it applies to you. Including my stuff. If you want the most honest data, look at the Government data about VU that I recommend in this video. You’ll find it here: www.compared.edu.au/institution/victoria-university/undergraduate
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This is great! Thanks for the love! 🙂
You're welcome @Victoria University. Have loved watching what you've done with the 1st year program - ground breaking - and have always admired how the uni focuses so much on serving its community. Would love it if you could share this vid!
I really like this video as a VU student! Thank you !
Wonderful! WhT do you study there?
@@ChoosingYourUni I study Bachelor of IT! It is really hard but also interesting:) Thank for your video and take care.
You too! 👍
@@이사람아-d6q Hi man can you do me a little review about the uni and are the procedures complex? I've been planning to apply for VU but I've seen so many bad feedbacks so I'm a little confused.
very in depth, thank you!
Thanks!
hello! do you have anything to say about the music course that they offer at Kindred Studios. If so, i would love to hear it
I don’t know Kindred Studios, sorry!
What about bachelor of information technology ?
Should I go for western Sydney or Victoria ?
WSU for me for that one.
i have five bands in academic after 12 years study. i want to come in Australia for study is there any chance in victorea uni?
If you mean 5 Bands on the ISLTS academic English scale, it’s probably not enough for direct admission without preparatory English first.
what can i do to improve my english
whats the indirect way?
Do Duolingo for 15 minutes every day. It’s free. There are also plenty of cheap or free online courses and resources. You might also want to do a paid online course.
The main thing is practice practice practice. Read books in English. Watch films in English. Write in English.
Anyone here study master of business analytics in VU? Wondering you guys experience
Can't comment on that specific program but business analytics is a good decision for the future - AI will help with some data and analysis, but the world is going to need skilled practitioners who know how to ask good questions and use the output!
What about bachelors psychological studies for international student? Is it worth it?
Solid option.
I also want to study in this University ??
Great!
How about sports management at vu? Looks exciting and scopeful to meee...
Yep, a very highly regarded program 👍👍👍
What about online phd programs in VU?
Not familiar with it tbh
What about early childhood education? Is this course best for overseas students.
Education is good at VU. There’s a shortage of early childhood specialists in Australia right now too.
Vu vs deakin
Can you tell me which is better?
For what?
@@ChoosingYourUni Business course
Probably Deakin over VU imo but that’s a very general comment. There are other things you might want to consider. But for me Deakin.
If it were for sport management for example that would be a line ball call.
Is it good for business analytics?
Not specifically sure how that’s going right now but it’s a smart degree to go and study. Even with AI coming that will make it easier to uncover more insights, the ability to ask the right QUESTIONS will be critical.
Hello, what is advisable to choose between VU Melbourne and VU Sydney ? please elaborate as much as possible. Thankyou
VU in Melbourne would be the go for me. That's where the main campuses are, which is where you'll have the best possible experience - there are more services and students there. Sydney is a small campus where you'll mostly be with international students and not have access to the full VU experience.
Melbourne and Sydney are both great, so I would definitely go to Melbourne if it were me.
Id it good for nursing?
From memory, VU has a major health facility right next to its Footscray campus.
This is great.....
Tell me about location ....
Is this university in city area..or outer city ?
There are quite a few campuses so it depends what you’re studying.
Is Diploma of Nursing good here ?
👍
@@ChoosingYourUni only a thumbs up! More details please.
Thank you
Which is better uni or Tafe??
Neither is “better”. Both have strengths. It always depends on you and what you’re hoping to get out of one or the other.
@@ChoosingYourUni Can I get good job with Tafe degree... Like, Bachelor of engineering technology ( Mechanical and manufacturing engineering) from Chisholm....
Ah! I see what you mean. There’s no reason why not - just check the sorts of jobs that you would be eligible for once you graduate. A TAFE degree will be very applied - hands on - and connected to industry. But it might lack the connection to recent academic research.
Chisholm is a well regarded institution.
@@ChoosingYourUni is Tafe better than a college.... You know, Uni is best but, it's fee is out of my range......so, Tafe is better than a college or not?????....
And, in few days , I watched your alot of video's and I have to say, all of your video are very well organised, and worth watching... I really love your channel....
Thanks mate 🙏🙏🙏
When you say “college”, what exactly do you mean? Do you mean a private college? Can you give me an example?
Why is it considered as the worst uni of australia ?
Ummm, it's not.
VU has done an awesome job of serving its community in Western Melbourne. It's new block teaching model has won international awards. It might not be as strong as other unis in some areas, but its got plenty of strengths where it outperforms many many others.
I mean the reviews are not great, Anyways thanks for replying i respect your opinion.
Out of curiosity, where have you read reviews? There’s only one “reviews” website that I know of but it’s pretty poor - mostly just people complaining.
This program follows a block model, where students are required to complete several assessments and three tests within a three-week period. This short timeframe may limit the opportunity for in-depth understanding of each subject, but the tests are comparable in difficulty to those at a traditional semester-based university. The quality of lectures can vary, with some being more effective than others. In one instance, a teacher inappropriately disclosed a student's grade in front of the entire class, which was both surreal and humiliating for the student. Overall, it seems that some individuals may choose to remain in this university due to limitations in attending other ones. I’ve stayed 1 semester only.
Is bachelor of Mechanical engineering really hard??
I think that really depends on you. I know people who breezed through it (great at maths and also at solving problems) and others that found it challenging.
@@ChoosingYourUni Hi , can you do a review of Chisholm institute Dandenong....???
Hi sir.
Is this university level 1 or level 2?
What does that mean, sorry?
@@ChoosingYourUni
Level 1: globally recognised
Level 2: good
At present, visa success ratio is considered good only for Level 1(in context of Nepal).
Is this uni good for data science courses?
Not familiar with that one.
is this a sponsored video ... because if u read the comments/ Reviews about VU are horrible
No, not sponsored. Fully Independent.
VU has some areas of world-class academic strength, like in the sports area. It’s block-teaching model has won awards.
So always look in the details - don’t just read reviews like “this is great” or “this is shit” and think it applies to you. Including my stuff.
If you want the most honest data, look at the Government data about VU that I recommend in this video.
You’ll find it here: www.compared.edu.au/institution/victoria-university/undergraduate
Sir there is any rejection in victory university for bachelor stds of current situation
I’m sorry, I don’t understand your question?
@@ChoosingYourUni there is risk for visa rejection in Victoria university
Why would there be?
I mean, as long as you meet all the visa conditions, it makes no difference which university you’re studying at.