i am really confused
sir i want to study in theuniversity of sydney. and what subjects i should take in igcse olevel for engineering. how many subjects i should for engineering
Original post by khin myint
sir i want to study in theuniversity of sydney. and what subjects i should take in igcse olevel for engineering. how many subjects i should for engineering
There are 2 problems with your query:
1.
To apply for university, you generally require qualifications above that of iGCSE/O-Level e.g. IB, A Levels, SAT, ACT
2.
Engineering is not a small discipline; there is a myriad of various sub-disciplines and degrees in engineering. Each degree would have its own requirements.
https://www.sydney.edu.au/engineering/study/undergraduate-courses.html
If you pick a random degree and look at the entry requirements, you would see that they work on a point system:
https://www.sydney.edu.au/courses/courses/uc/bachelor-of-engineering-honours-aeronautical-engineering2.html
If you picked A Levels, you would need 14 points across 3 or 4 subjects with at least one subject in an applied subject e.g. you need BBBB at A Level or AAB or something along those lines with say Maths, Physics, or Chemistry (depending how they define applied subject - something you would need to check with the engineering school yourself).
Personal recommendation for applying to Sydney with International A Levels: have Maths, Physics + 2 subjects of your choice where you can get high grades in prior to applying. You would need As and A*s (with Bs as bare minimum).
It's not likely that they would accept iGCSE in English Language as a means of testing your proficiency in English. It's worth asking to double check though. If not, you would need to do one of the following tests on the following page:
https://www.sydney.edu.au/study/applying/how-to-apply/international-students/english-language-requirements.html
I personally recommend Cambridge's qualification, because Cambridge English doesn't expire whereas the others do.
If you're still confused with the above, consider contacting their regional experts on the admissions process on the following page:
https://www.sydney.edu.au/study/applying/how-to-apply/international-students/contact-our-regional-experts.html
I'm confident that it's Sean Lee that you're supposed to contact, but if it's not they will redirect you.
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