Is the University of Sydney Good for Mechatronics and Physics?

[cosmon]

Big plans for Aussie land !

Hello everybody...

My name is Armando, I live in Mexico an currently about to finish my last year in Highschool ( 6 months left )...

Under my research for colleges and universities through out the world, I found that the University of Sydney, Australia offers just what I wanted... A combined program in Bachelor in Mechatronics Engineering and a Bachelor in Physics.

My parents are still not a 100% sure wether this is a good uni, or if its just crappy.

Any info on this regards will be greatly appreciated.

 

[LogiX]

You might be interested in a program that my university (Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania) recently created in cooperation with Penn State University (also Pennsylvania).

They call it the 3-2 Engineering Degree. You basically take 3 years of classes at Lock Haven University majoring in Physics and then you transfer to PSU for 2 years majoring in a Engineering field of your choice. You end up with 2 Bachelors degrees. Heres a list of the engineering fields available
http://www.lhup.edu/gp/physics/32_Engineering_Fields.htm

And here's the Physics department homepage
http://www.lhup.edu/gp/physics/Physics_Main.htm


I'm currently a freshmen at LHU majoring in Computer Science. I plan changing to a dual major in CompSci and Physics after my Sophmore year.

If you have any questions about LHU feel free to ask.


Ryan

 

[hhegab]

Hello Armando,

That sounds like an exciting opportunity for you to study in Australia! The University of Sydney is a highly reputable institution and their combined program in Mechatronics Engineering and Physics sounds like a great option. It's always important to do your own research and make sure it aligns with your interests and goals, but from what I've heard, the University of Sydney has a strong academic program and a vibrant student community. I wish you all the best in your future endeavors in Aussie land!