u/GardenOk10

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to pursue a Master's degree in Australia for the January 2027 intake and would appreciate advice from people who are currently studying, recently graduated, or working in Australia.

My main goal is to choose a field that offers strong job opportunities after graduation and good long-term career growth.

The fields I'm considering are:

Cybersecurity

Information Technology (IT)

Data Science

Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning

A little about me:

1. International student with 2 years of software development experience

2. Looking for a field with solid demand in Australia

3. Interested in both technical work and career stability

4. Open to learning new skills if the job market is favorable

Some questions I have:

1. Which of these fields currently has the best demand in Australia?

2. How difficult is it for international graduates to get their first job in each field?

3. If your goal was maximizing employability and ROI on a Master's degree, which field would you choose today and why?

Hi everyone,

I'm a software developer working on a project to build an AI-powered health assistant that helps users understand possible causes of their symptoms and provides general precautionary advice before they visit a doctor.

To be clear, the goal is not to diagnose patients, prescribe medications, or replace medical professionals.

The system should:

1. Help users understand what might be happening based on symptoms

2. Suggest when medical attention may be needed

3. Highlight potential red-flag symptoms requiring urgent care

4. Provide general precautions and health information

5. Encourage consultation with qualified doctors for diagnosis and treatment

I'm looking for recommendations on authentic medical textbooks, clinical references, and academic resources that are widely used in medical education and practice, both in India and internationally.

Some questions:

1. Which MBBS syllabus books would you recommend for symptom evaluation and disease understanding?

2. What international standard references should I study?

3. Are there any evidence-based clinical guidelines that would be suitable for training or validating such a system?

4. Which resources are considered most trustworthy by practicing doctors?

5. If you were building a symptom-assessment assistant, what sources would you prioritize?

I'm particularly interested in resources covering:

1. Internal medicine

2. Clinical examination

3. Differential diagnosis

4. Emergency warning signs

5. Preventive medicine

6. Common outpatient conditions

Any advice from doctors, medical students, healthcare professionals, or researchers would be greatly appreciated.

Looking for a new Android phone under ₹40,000 and would appreciate some suggestions for Indian phone. Also I'll be traveling to Australia to live for couple of years so that can also be helpful.

My requirements are:

1. Good/decent camera

2. Strong processor for smooth daily use and some gaming

3. Good battery life

4. Lightweight and compact

5. Display size around 6.5 inches or smaller (don't want a huge phone) as i have S23 FE

6. Good display quality

I don't have any brand preference. I'm mainly looking for a balanced phone rather than something that excels in only one area.

What would you recommend in this budget? Also, if you're using a phone that fits these requirements, how has your experience been so far?