Breadth Subjects at Melb Uni

[squance]

Anyone who is doing a New generation degree or doing a Bachelor of Engineering at Melb uni are required to pick a quarter of subjects outside their degree....

Has anyone thought about which breadth subjects they want to take? For me, Im thinking commerce related subjects....

[azhtey]

Hey i just wanted to ask something. If im studying commerce at melb uni am i able to choose breadth subjects such as eco and management & marketing. Or am i not allowed cos they r in my core or something. I dont really understand this stuff.

[Toothpaste]

Breadth subjects for:
Commerce
Arts
Environments
Biomedicine
Science
Music

Engineering

Handbook:
http://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/

[nak]

I will be doing engineering and am thinking of taking up a commerce related subjected.
I am still deciding between: Accounting Reports and Analysis, Managing People and Organisations AND Introductory Microeconomics.
Don't know which one to choose yet but preferably an easy subject with girls
since im doing engineering, its a guarantee that at least 95% of the students are male. Therefore i need at least 1 subject with girls -____- and i also went to a male only secondary school.

[brendan]

I will be doing engineering and am thinking of taking up a commerce related subjected.
I am still deciding between: Accounting Reports and Analysis, Managing People and Organisations AND Introductory Microeconomics.
Don't know which one to choose yet but preferably an easy subject with girls
since im doing engineering, its a guarantee that at least 95% of the students are male. Therefore i need at least 1 subject with girls -____- and i also went to a male only secondary school.

in that case you should do intro micro. its easy and its a compulsory subject for commerce, so you will be guaranteed lots of chix

[Sheikh05]

in that case you should do intro micro. its easy and its a compulsory subject for commerce, so you will be guaranteed lots of chix

you have swayed me as well 

[Ahmad]

I'm doing intro to micro too.... 

[Sheikh05]

Not you too!!!

My womenz 

[Ahmad]

Don't worry about me, I'm going to uni to learn. 

[nak]

I will be doing engineering and am thinking of taking up a commerce related subjected.
I am still deciding between: Accounting Reports and Analysis, Managing People and Organisations AND Introductory Microeconomics.
Don't know which one to choose yet but preferably an easy subject with girls
since im doing engineering, its a guarantee that at least 95% of the students are male. Therefore i need at least 1 subject with girls -____- and i also went to a male only secondary school.

in that case you should do intro micro. its easy and its a compulsory subject for commerce, so you will be guaranteed lots of chix

In VCE i did not do any business or economics subjects, all i did were basically sciences and maths except english. Will i be able to cope with the work in microeconomics?

[bebobebo]

if you've done any extension or tertiary programs in vce, maybe even at monash, apply for credit so you'll have less breadth to do.

[brendan]

I will be doing engineering and am thinking of taking up a commerce related subjected.
I am still deciding between: Accounting Reports and Analysis, Managing People and Organisations AND Introductory Microeconomics.
Don't know which one to choose yet but preferably an easy subject with girls
since im doing engineering, its a guarantee that at least 95% of the students are male. Therefore i need at least 1 subject with girls -____- and i also went to a male only secondary school.

in that case you should do intro micro. its easy and its a compulsory subject for commerce, so you will be guaranteed lots of chix

In VCE i did not do any business or economics subjects, all i did were basically sciences and maths except english. Will i be able to cope with the work in microeconomics?

yeah its an introductory course, and there are no prerequisites and VCE Economics is a joke anyway

[Collin Li]

Microeconomics is really just commonsense, however it does have a significant impact on people. I have heard lots of anecdotes about how economics students have changed their way of thinking since doing an economics subject.

I would recommend it.

[Markos]

I'm fitting my diploma of music (practical) in for my breadth subjects space

[brendan]

Microeconomics is really just commonsense, however it does have a significant impact on people. I have heard lots of anecdotes about how economics students have changed their way of thinking since doing an economics subject.

I would recommend it.

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