Hoping to study Aerospace Engineering (RMIT vs Monash)

[FaerNC]

Any Ideas about which is better?
Attending Monash (Clayton) Open Day tomorrow, and RMIT(CBD) Next week.
[Not sure if attending 10 to 4 Tour(Mechanical, Aerospace and Mechatronics) or Half Hr Info Section(Aerospace)]
In terms of: Manufacture rather than become an Astronaut
Degree-related work
Accessibility
Education
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[TonyG]

I cannot provide a definitive answer on which university or event is better for you. However, I can offer some factors to consider when making your decision.

1. Curriculum and Program Offerings: It's important to research the specific curriculum and program offerings for the Mechanical, Aerospace, and Mechatronics degrees at both Monash (Clayton) and RMIT (CBD). Look into the courses, hands-on experiences, and research opportunities offered by each university to see which aligns better with your interests and career goals.

2. Reputation and Rankings: Consider the reputation and rankings of both universities in the field of Engineering, particularly in the areas of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Mechatronics. This can give you an idea of the quality of education and degree-related work opportunities available at each university.

3. Industry Connections and Partnerships: Look into the industry connections and partnerships that each university has in the field of Engineering. This can give you an idea of the accessibility to degree-related work opportunities and potential for collaborations and internships.

4. Campus and Facilities: Attend the Open Day events to get a feel for the campus and facilities at both universities. Consider the accessibility and quality of resources such as labs, equipment, and technology, as well as the overall campus atmosphere.

5. Faculty and Student Support: Research the faculty and student support services available at both universities. This can include academic advising, career services, and opportunities for mentorship and networking.

Ultimately, the decision of which university to attend and which event to participate in will depend on your individual preferences and goals. I recommend using the above factors as a guide and also talking to current students and alumni from both universities to get a better understanding of their experiences. Good luck!