which university in Sydney is better for industrial engineering?
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University of NSW definately. I have several friends who have just completed that degree and it is the best!
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I recommend Industrial. There are more career opportunities there.
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I'm not as familiar with Canadian universities as I am with those in the US and Europe, so I'm sorry. But from what little I do know, both are considered good schools. U Toronto has a bigger "name", to my knowledge, but Microsoft recruits out of U Waterloo.
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I guess I have answer your first question when I respond.\n\nSecond answer to your second question, it depends on what is your intended course which will be useful for your future application of your skill. U need to be specific and it would be wrong to give you generalised answer. I would say the institute is average to me in general.\n\nThird answer, I suggest you go for RMIT because it has world wide recognition as compared to Raffles.\n\nGood luck to your future endeavour.
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preferable QUT for computer studies, but for better future...go UOM...the first Uni in Aust and the top 16 in the world
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According to the Latest News: 2005 Melbourne Institute International Standing of Australian Universities, RMIT sit on the 24th place but University of Melbourne ranked number 19 in the world based from 2005 Times Higher Education Rankings.\n\nBut, if you're looking for different institution, Curtin University of Technology and Queensland University of Technology are much better than RMIT for Sciences & Technology Disciplines and both in 22 and 25 in Asian ranking. In this case, RMIT sits in number 28.\n\nFor further information just visit this URL address
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The Shulich School of business @ York University.\n\nI've also heard good things about Ivey at the University of Western Ontario
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Seattle Pacific University!  It has an excellent academic reputation and has had national championships multiple times.
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IITs are abviously the best.\nNITs and Jadhavpur university are equally good.\nBut an individual institute (also its very very good) devoted only for chemical engineering is:\nUniversity Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai.\nFor more details:
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Well interesting q.... i was faced with a similar predicament a year back... IIT kanpur one of the best engineering schools but its mettalurgy and IT-BHU not as good but still good and its Computer Science......\nLook at it this way you will spend next 4 years and probably your entire life stuck with what desicion you make now.\nYou have to understand that metallurgy is dry, dry and very dry. Only if you get 10.0 in the first sem or year can you change majors. Im not saying it cannot be done, my friend got 10.0 in IIT-Bombay in Comp Engr.\nSo consider if you want to be stuck with mettalurgy with the rest of your life, with comp sci its pretty wide open topic with an amazing markle and its a huge industry. But metallurgy is pretty narrow and a market with a lot of research involved. \nYou have to think of the future, job availability, scope of the topic, etc.\nI would take Comp Sci IT-BHU but if you are interested in the IIT name which i know is very tempting, i say go for it. But if you decide to go for IIT work hard to make sure you can change majors if possible.
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Perhaps one of the best schools for engineering.
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If you are in the Philippines, I would suggest to avoid Chemical Engineering because of limited opportunities... Industrial Engineers usually get lower pay... Material Science is great because of the semiconductor industry and there are a lot of options... Environmental Engineering - not really sure... but I would recommend Electronics and Communications Engineering if you are really not decided because of flexibility...
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It depends..which country u r goin to study.If it is Australia u can look to Billy blue, Swinburn,RMIT,UTS etc.UK it cud be Glasgow caledonian University..u can even do some research on it n then go about it accordingly
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Indiana University–Bloomington\nhttp://www.iub.edu/
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http://studyinaustralia.gov.au/sia/splash2.aspx
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Check out university websites. Search for Australian Universities. Try Sydney Uni, UNSW, Macquarie Uni, UWS, UTS, Uni of Melbourne, ACU for starters. Also search for australian colleges or TAFE.
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why not look up sydney, perth or alice springs. larger cities have better education.