Schools Which university out of RMIT and La Trobe is best ?

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For those seeking a double degree in applied science and nanotechnology in Melbourne, the University of Melbourne is recommended for its significant nanotechnology facilities. Monash University is also suggested as a strong option for further studies. While specific named degrees may not be available, a Bachelor of Science with a materials focus is considered adequate for pursuing a career in the medical field related to nanotechnology. The discussion emphasizes the importance of aligning educational choices with career aspirations in the medical applications of nanotechnology.
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I'm looking for a double degree in applied science and nanotechnology and have no clue about universities in melbourne australia
 
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For a science degree, I'd be going to Melbourne Uni (they have a big nanotech facility), followed by Monash, if you have to be in Melbourne. They may not have specific named degrees, but a generic BSc with a materials focus will be fine. It really depends on what you want to do with your degree.
 
I am Interested the medical field . so any advice
 
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I am Interested the medical field . so any advice
As in, becoming a medical doctor?
 
Nope interested in the medical field related to nanotechnology
 

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