Which Is Better for Aerospace Courses: RMIT or Monash?

[LUCAS//]

Hi,

I am in high school at the moment and am looking at universities in Melbourne, Australia for AE courses. I have come across two aerospace courses, one at RMIT and one Monsh and I was wondering if anyone could tell me the difference, pros and cons, or which is better

Thanks

 

[FunkyDwarf]

My understanding is that Monash has a better rep for eng/science stuff.

 

[LUCAS//]

My understanding is that Monash has a better rep for eng/science stuff.

Thanks :),

But I was looking for a more in depth answer, can anyone help with this.

 

[LUCAS//]

sorry for double posting but does anyone have any information about these two courses

 

[rezeew]

for reaching out about your university options in Melbourne, Australia. As a scientist, my expertise lies more in the field of research and experimentation rather than university rankings. However, here are a few things to consider when comparing RMIT and Monash for aerospace courses:

1. Curriculum: It's important to look at the specific courses and curriculum offered by each university. Are there any particular courses or areas of focus that interest you more? Make sure to compare the course structure, elective options, and any specialized programs or research opportunities.

2. Faculty and Research: Universities with strong research programs often have faculty members who are experts in their field and can provide valuable insights and guidance. Look into the research projects and publications of faculty members at both RMIT and Monash to see if there are any areas that align with your interests.

3. Facilities: Aerospace courses often require access to specialized equipment and facilities. It's worth checking out the facilities available at both universities and whether they have any partnerships with industry or research organizations.

4. Reputation: While university rankings are not the only factor to consider, they can give you an idea of the overall reputation and quality of education offered by a university. Look at rankings from different sources and also consider the specific ranking for the aerospace program at each university.

Ultimately, the best university for you will depend on your individual goals and interests. I would recommend reaching out to current students or alumni from both universities to get their perspectives and insights. Best of luck with your decision!