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Which university would offer Information and technology or Network Engineering in Australia for Undergraduates Among the following Universities Which one's offer the best I.T. and Network Engineering Studies? Australia National University(ANU),Curtin University of Technology, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology,(RMIT), University of Melbourne and University of Tasmania(UTA) ... (Asked by kudzivakwe blossom)
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the University of Australia...(Answered by ♥♥♥♥♥Nightmare♥♥♥♥♥)

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which is the best college for bioengineering among the following in Australia for undergraduate level? Australian National University 100 University of Melbourne 100 University of Sydney 93 University of Queensland 87 University of New South Wales 84 University of Western Australia 77 Monash University 75 University of Adelaide 70 Flinders University of South Australia 55 La Trobe University 55 Macquarie University 55 University of Tasmania 54 Murdoch University 53 University of Newcastle 53 University of Wollongong 53 Curtin University of Technology 50 Griffith University 50 University of New England 50 Deakin University 49 James Cook University 49 Queensland University of Technology 49 University of Technology,Sydney 47 University of South Australia 46 University of Canberra 44 ... (Asked by animeshdelhitaurus)
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The University which had the highest entrance score for that course will be the one that most students want to get into but that doesn't mean that it is the best. Most universities would probably have a similar level of quality. At Flinders it will cost you $16,500 AU in 2006 and $18,150 AU in 2007. The course goes for 4 years so that is $72,600 all up. One year will cost you Rp637,622.89 and 4 will cost Rp2,550,491.54. I don't know if that is a lot but it sounds like it will cost heaps....(Answered by Sheriff Leane)

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Studying in Australia - should I go? I've been offered a spot in a course at Curtin University in Australia. I'm from Canada, and I'd really like to study/live in Australia, and I've got a friend there so I would at least know someone upon moving there. I have the funds available to pay for tuition there, so that's not really an issue. I'm planning on being a teacher, so University is a MUST. Here's my dilema: firstly, in May this year, my best friend is getting married, and I'm the Best Man. So, if I go now, I'll miss the wedding, as ... (Asked by Spiderman)
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I live in Australia, however, I'm only sixteen and this year will be my first year of college, so I don't really know much about university. As far as I know Australian education is of a fantastic standard and this opportunity would be terrible to miss, but you must decide for yourself whether or not you wish to miss your friend's wedding and possibly dissapoint your parents. I would advise you to come! Australia is a wonderful place to live and I'm positive you would be accepted well. Think well on your decision and make sure that it really is what you want ...(Answered by Kay-Jay)

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