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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, the University of Manchester campus is definitely safe. The security at the university's campus grounds is contactable twenty-four hours a day and there are surveillance cameras located throughout the area. The resident halls of the university also have swipe-card entry systems so no unsolicited person (s) can enter. Also each residence has a team from ResLife who reside in the hall and offer guidance and assistance if required.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, students can opt for private rental accommodation in close proximity to the UoM campus as well. Students can visit the website of Manchester Student Homes since it operates on behalf of the universities in Manchester to help students look for uni-approved off campus accommodation. Moreover, it provides general housing advice and listings of available properties in the private sector.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
Students can easily find Indian cuisine around the UoM campus. Places like Saakshis even provide tiffin service and its located near the student zone. Another featured place for Indian food in Manchester near the university is Dishoom. Some other top-rated Indian places in Manchester, as per unofficial source's, are Hungamaa Chorlton, Sangam Didsbury, Chef Platters and Indian Affair.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
Students can easily find Indian cuisine around the UoM campus. Places like Saakshis even provide tiffin service and its located near the student zone. Another featured place for Indian food in Manchester near the university is Dishoom. Some other top-rated Indian places in Manchester, as per unofficial source's, are Hungamaa Chorlton, Sangam Didsbury, Chef Platters and Indian Affair.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
The University of Washington is among the best public universities in the USA. UW offers a large variety of programs at UG and PG levels for its international and Indian students. As per Shiksha Popularity Rankings, UW is ranked at #30 in World and #16 in USA.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Ratan Tata attended Harvard University. In 1975, he attended Harvard's Business School's Advancement Management Program. There is one hall dedicated to him at Harvard, known as Tata Hall. It was opened in 2013 and extended and expanded the Exceutive Education at HBS.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
There are many food venues on the UoM campus like Kro Bar for drinks and food, Big Hands for a live music venue and even Turing Tap for affordable drinks while enjoying sports. Supermarkets like Co-op and Sainsbury's Local are also there. Some other hot spots include Brewdog, Bold Street Coffee, and Whitworth Cafe and plus the university also has community fridges with free lunches.
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7 months agoScholar-Level 17
Hi.
Core / Foundation Subjects (Year 1 / Beginning)
If you start studying IT / Computing at UniMelb, these are the foundational subjects many students take:
| Code | Subject Name | What you learn / focus |
|---|---|---|
| COMP10001 — Foundations of Computing | Basic programming (even without prior coding background), fundamental data structures, algorithmic thinking, problem‑solving, debugging. | Basics of writing and understanding code; essential first step for CS/IT students. |
| COMP10002 — Foundations of Algorithms | Introduction to standard data structures and algorithms — how to design and analyze algorithms, problem-solving via algorithms. | Prepares you for more advanced computing and software‑engineering subjects. |
These two form the starting “Information Technology subject‐set” under Bachelor of Science (or related degrees) for IT/Computing.
Intermediate / Major‑level and Elective Subjects
As you progress beyond first year (depending on your major: e.g. “Computing & Software Systems”), the curriculum opens up many more subjects. Some common ones include:
Design of Algorithms (advanced algorithms)
Object‑Oriented Software Development (software design & programming paradigms)
Datab
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7 months agoScholar-Level 17
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Core / First‑Year (Foundational) IT Subjects at University of Melbourne
If you join the IT/Computing track, some of the first‑year (level‑1) subjects are:
COMP10001 – Foundations of Computing: Introduces programming from scratch, basic data structures, algorithmic thinking, debugging, problem‑solving.
COMP10002 – Foundations of Algorithms: Deals with data structures, basic algorithms (searching, sorting, trees, hash‑tables, memory/ pointers if low‑level languages are used), efficiency/complexity analysis, etc.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
FAANG companies, Consultancy firms, Law firms, and Finance giants hire MBA graduates from the Columbia B-School. Given below is a list of some popular names who hired graduates of the Class of 2025.
| Company | Number of Graduates Hired |
|---|---|
| McKinsey & Company | 62 |
| Boston Consulting Group | 62 |
| Amazon | 21 |
| PricewaterhouseCoopers | 24 |
| Bain & Company | 33 |
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