Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedicine) Western Sydney University - WSU

All of your peers in the course are always so happy to help and see you succeed. They have a program that is offered to student with a high GPA that gives you even more
Opportunities to take advantage of. The first year of the course introduces you to study at university and doesn’t overwhelm you. The assessments are closely related to real world experiences as a paramedic and provide valuable lessons.

So far I haven’t encountered any negatives in this course.

My advice to future students is: The first year is a piece of cake. Don’t expect the same of the second year. You really need to put your head down and your bum up in second and third year. It’s when you make all of your impressions on employers. Also consider doing volunteer work with St John Ambulance as it’s pretty much work experience and will always look good on your applications when you finish your degree. Also, keep in touch with lecturers and tutors from past units. You never know when their connections or knowledge could come in handy!

I guess it depends on the type of person you are. I am super into my course and try my absolute hardest in all aspects where there are some that don't try as hard or don't care as much. Positive aspects for me include being introduced to professionals in my course, adapting into the actual environment I will one day be apart of. I don't have any negative aspects at this point

My advice to future students is: Do your research.. find out everything you can about the course, the uni, the expectations etc etc. I see a lot of people ""um and ah"" about courses and what they think they will like but don't take the time to really know an in depth understanding of what the course it.