Ok, so once upon a time back to not-so-long-ago August, your lecturers probably mentioned spec choices to you, or you’ve at least probably starting to have a little think about what you might pick. Or, maybe you’re a student looking into studying engineering in the future, or you’re looking into switching specialisations. And if you’re…Continue Reading Specs 101 😃😑😃: A Complete (& Controversial) Overview of UoA’s Engineering Courses ⚙️💻
But, *le gasp*…what if I don’t get in…?
So Basil and I have talked about how to GET IN to your specialisation choice (specifically biomedical hehe)…but…what if you miss the mark? If there is one thing that everyone’s unanimously anxious about in first year, it’s this: getting in to your first-choice specialisation. People with GPAs from like 0.1 to 8.9 always have the…Continue Reading But, *le gasp*…what if I don’t get in…?
Shamelessly Selling You BME 😍🧬🦾
Welcome back everyone. We’ve got a fun one for you today…ever been interested in what Biomedical Engineering (BME) is all about? Today we’re gonna demystify it’s mysteries with a slightly bias-I mean fun-overview! Ready? Let’s go! Ok, ✨propoganda time✨! Of course Basil are going to walk you through other important information for choosing your specialisation….at…Continue Reading Shamelessly Selling You BME 😍🧬🦾
Int*rnsh*ps & Selecting Specs: Killing Two Birds with One Stone EARLY & EASILY 😉
~HEY PART 1s!~ Opps, I’m sorry – I didn’t mean to scare you with those rather large…and fRiGhtEniNg…words in the title, especially on the first blog of the year 😃😅! But, I have a rather urgent matter to discuss with you. Rather than introducing each specialisation and telling you exactly what BME is right off…Continue Reading Int*rnsh*ps & Selecting Specs: Killing Two Birds with One Stone EARLY & EASILY 😉
Farewell PII BME!
Hey everyone! Sadly, this is my last post as a PII BME blogger:( It’s been an awesome journey sharing my experiences with you all this semester. As we wrap up, I thought it would be cool to bring in some stories and insights from my amazing fellow BME students. So I sat down and interviewed…Continue Reading Farewell PII BME!
The Engineering Conjoint Degrees
As a high schooler, I loved being able to learn about so many different subjects. But I had a particularly hard time choosing what degree to pursue in uni, because I didn’t want to limit myself to just one area of study. Then I discovered the conjoint programmes, which is a perfect way to keep…Continue Reading The Engineering Conjoint Degrees
BME Sem 2 Unveiled: A Deep Dive into Biomedical Engineering Studies
Hey hey!! Thanks for joining me again;)) In my last post, I promised you I will share my experiences for sem 2 courses, so here we go. Especially for those of you who are here to find more about what we learn as part II BME students, I hope you find this blog insightful and…Continue Reading BME Sem 2 Unveiled: A Deep Dive into Biomedical Engineering Studies
Last Day of Half Sem Blog -BME Edition-
Welcome back to my blog(๑>◡<๑) First of all, I would like to take a moment to congratulate everyone. Great job for making it this far and you all deserve an enjoyable mid sem break! Today, I’m taking you along for a day in my life. You’ll get to see what the last day of half…Continue Reading Last Day of Half Sem Blog -BME Edition-
BME Sem 1: Insights + Useful Tips!
Hi all, it’s me again! I’m back with a review of my Semester 1 courses for Part II Biomedical Engineering. This semester has been quite the journey, filled with challenging yet fascinating content, hands-on experiences, and many stressful moments. I’ve learned a lot and have some useful tips to share with you all. So without…Continue Reading BME Sem 1: Insights + Useful Tips!
Discovering BME
Hey PartI engineers! I’m Jena Kim, your 2024 PartII BME student blogger. Today I’m excited to share why I chose Biomedical Engineering as my specialisation and give you a sneak peek into my first few weeks in BME. But before I do that, I’ll just share a bit more about myself. Why Biomedical Engineering? You’re…Continue Reading Discovering BME