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Dec 02, 2008 20:43 |  #5881

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Whats that meant to mean? My dad will back me during uni as BA Photo is 48 Hours + per week but after uni he wont care.

You are lucky to get that.

My parents havnt backed me financially for anything this year while I have been at uni.

And 48 hours a week? Thats a bit much I think. I know people doing engineering degrees with 5 subjects a semester and they are there for less time than that.


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Dec 02, 2008 20:44 |  #5882

tangcla wrote in post #6801428 (external link)
Unless, of course, you do an arts degree... ;) :lol:

Photography is an art. So does that count as an arts degree? :p:lol:

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Oh, no doubt you're an attractive man... ;)

Oh but of course :cool:


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Dec 02, 2008 20:49 |  #5883

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You are lucky to get that.

My parents havnt backed me financially for anything this year while I have been at uni.

And 48 hours a week? Thats a bit much I think. I know people doing engineering degrees with 5 subjects a semester and they are there for less time than that.

RMIT BA is 18 contact/week and they sugest 20 in your own time... I just re did the maths, thats 38 :lol:


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Dec 02, 2008 20:50 |  #5884

Sam, isn't Urban and Regional Planning a BA where you do it too? I know it is at Curtin where I will be doing it.


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Dec 02, 2008 20:51 |  #5885

NSWESP wrote in post #6801478 (external link)
RMIT BA is 18 contact/week and they sugest 20 in your own time... I just re did the maths, thats 38 :lol:

Nice work. :p

Nobody counts the self-study time, it's only the attendance hours (contact hours) which are counted.


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Dec 02, 2008 20:53 |  #5886

NSWESP wrote in post #6801478 (external link)
RMIT BA is 18 contact/week and they sugest 20 in your own time... I just re did the maths, thats 38 :lol:

Thats not so bad for contact hours. I was at about 20 and they suggested we did another 20 hours work in our own time. Of course, it never happens...

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Sam, isn't Urban and Regional Planning a BA where you do it too? I know it is at Curtin where I will be doing it.

Yeah, it is. Although my course is technically called Urban and Environmental Planning, I come out of it with the exact same qualifications as those doing similar courses anywhere else. Just with a bit of extra environmental knowledge thanks to the uni Im at being mega focussed on it.


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Dec 02, 2008 20:55 |  #5887

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Thats not so bad for contact hours. I was at about 20 and they suggested we did another 20 hours work in our own time. Of course, it never happens...

Yeah, it is. Although my course is technically called Urban and Environmental Planning, I come out of it with the exact same qualifications as those doing similar courses anywhere else. Just with a bit of extra environmental knowledge thanks to the uni Im at being mega focussed on it.

Ahh, fair enough... My brother did Planning and he did so little work it's not funny. He still ended up with a heap of high distinctions. Sounds like the course for me! :p


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Dec 02, 2008 20:57 |  #5888

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Ahh, fair enough... My brother did Planning and he did so little work it's not funny. He still ended up with a heap of high distinctions. Sounds like the course for me! :p

Well I did not a lot in my 3 subjects this year (planning studio was double credit points) and managed to get two credits and a distinction. But that could be just down to it being first year :lol:


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tangcla wrote in post #6801498 (external link)
Nobody counts the self-study time, it's only the attendance hours (contact hours) which are counted.

Can be misleading though - when I was doing my journalism degree, we had about 16-20 contact hours in the last few semesters, but with work experience, radio station, etc, I was doing about 80+.


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Dec 02, 2008 21:22 |  #5890

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Whats that meant to mean? My dad will back me during uni as BA Photo is 48 Hours + per week but after uni he wont care.

No chance we'll see any of your works at a starving artists sale anytime soon then.


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Dec 02, 2008 21:26 |  #5891

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Can be misleading though - when I was doing my journalism degree, we had about 16-20 contact hours in the last few semesters, but with work experience, radio station, etc, I was doing about 80+.

Work experience is a hard one - sometimes it's counted towards the contact hours, sometimes it's not.


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Dec 02, 2008 21:36 |  #5892

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You are lucky to get that.

My parents havnt backed me financially for anything this year while I have been at uni.

And 48 hours a week? Thats a bit much I think. I know people doing engineering degrees with 5 subjects a semester and they are there for less time than that.

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RMIT BA is 18 contact/week and they sugest 20 in your own time... I just re did the maths, thats 38 :lol:

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Thats not so bad for contact hours. I was at about 20 and they suggested we did another 20 hours work in our own time. Of course, it never happens...

Yeah, it is. Although my course is technically called Urban and Environmental Planning, I come out of it with the exact same qualifications as those doing similar courses anywhere else. Just with a bit of extra environmental knowledge thanks to the uni Im at being mega focussed on it.

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Work experience is a hard one - sometimes it's counted towards the contact hours, sometimes it's not.

Geez I remember back to my degree.

My years had the following total of papers.

1st year 9 - 5 in first semester, 4 in second semester.
2nd year 10 - 5 in first semester, 5 in second semester.
3rd year 8 - 2 full year, 3 in first semester, 3 in second semster
4th year 7 + 1 full year project - 3 full year, 2 first semster, 2 second semester

We had abount 28-30 contact hours per week in the lightest semester... but it was pretty consistent. Recommended after hours work was double contact hours... so 56-60 hours additional per week. I just don't know how the heck you'd fit that in! but we sure didn't have lives with the amount of after hours and weekend work we had to do.

After the year was out, we had compulsary work experience (which we had to find and apply for ourselves) of 10 weeks minimum per year over the summer. At the end of that, we have to write a report on its relevance to our degree in general.

I'd say you guys all have it good :) *grin*


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Dec 02, 2008 21:38 |  #5893

Business degree ftw! 12 contact hours a week, four subjects per semester.


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Dec 02, 2008 22:11 |  #5894

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Also here is the first 2 shots with my 35L, The guy in the shot is Colin85, figured i would get a shot of the money as the last time i would see it for a while :lol: Also like the sort of underground drug ring photojournalism type shot lol.... As far as i know Colin is not a drug dealer :p


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OOC, how many of you guys shoot auto vs manual WB setting?
I presume most shoot @ Auto and RAW and then adjust in PP.


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