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That's a strange task.. I think you can consider variation in different ways - genotypic variations and phenotypic variations. As to how you can perform a first hand investigation to examine this, it may be possible to describe the phenotypic variations for two species within a genus. For...

For UNSW, if you want to transfer into Medicine from any degree, the minimum UAI is 95 to be even considered for transfer. So I guess you probably need a High Distinction average as well.

Apparently Usyd grad med doesn't really care about your undergrad WAM, as long as you have a degree. But I guess you would need to perform well both in the interview and GAMSAT.

I did that subject. It's not exactly a gen ed where you can "cruise through". You have one week of lecture, and within that week, you have to do a 1 hour presentation in a small group. We only found out that we have to do a presentation and the topic on monday. And presentation starts on a...

No, Medical science at UNSW is not cancelled. That page was referred to mid-year entry. Med science does not usually admit mid-year students. However, B Science does. Oh by the way, you don't get to transfer into Medicine after two years of medical science. If you were offered a place, you...

Advanced standing is also referred to as Credit Transfer, "Advanced Standing at Undergraduate level is recognition of prior study at a University or TAFE. At Postgraduate level it is recognition of prior postgraduate study in a university." from my.unsw.edu.au Well, if you think about it, 15...

All of those unis are good unis. I don't think it will make that much of a difference where you go. What's more important is what subjects you choose to take and what field of research you would like to get into for your Honours year.

Yes, but assuming you are a chief investigator, by which time you would be collaborating with other researchers in the hospital if you are really that interested in phrase 3 clinical trials.... and you won't be doing any more bench work anyway.

I completely agree with RogueAcademic. A medical science degree with Honours is more suitable for you, rather than a Med degree (you don't really do research in Med and you don't want to get stuck in uni for 6 years plus 3 for PhD). Then you go on to do a PhD - a PhD is a must. During your...

Yep - Medical science or biomedical science is pretty much offered at any university. And yes, first year is quite boring, but you need the basics to go on. For me, I found biology useful because the fundamentals of the medical sciences are biology-related. However, some degrees require you...

No, you are not allowed to enrol in more than one program at one or more university.

Well, archaea is a group of extremely diverse and peculiar microorganisms, which are relatively less well-known compared to bacteria. Although they are single-celled, Archaea are actually more closely related to eukaryotes than to bacteria. Archaea can be found in extreme conditions such as...

I 100% agree. Once I saw them using their hands to pick up some guy's pie and put it in a bag...

Well done to everyone who did well! Keep up the good work. The HSC exams are only weeks away.

Great explanations celery!

Isn't it BIOC2101? I thought 2201 is the molecular biology version in second sem?? Anyway, second year biochem is crap. I never liked it. Don't worry, Molecular biology gets much better. You actually learn usueful stuff, unlike memorising metabolic pathways. Apparently third year biochem...

There are a number of factors that results in a shortage of scientists. Here are just a few: - Graduates from a Bachelor's degree is not often sufficient to get a job. The best you'll end up is being a research assistant. To actually carry out your own research project, the minimum reuirement...

There really isn't any publisghed data for this kind of information, unfortunately.

wow.. that's really bad timetabling. I think we always complained about how S&C exams were always on the last few days of the exam period so BOS must have thought "hmm, let's bring the S&C exam forward this year.." Oh well, at least you can start holidaying sooner than previous S&C students...

I heard Pharmacology subjects are pretty bludgey. One of my friends did it and half of the lab times are free-times (catch-up times and self-pace exercises). Anyway, but I've never did any myself.