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There are 36 public universities in Australia, but there is no recognized university ranking in Australia. There are three authoritative universities: one is the top 50 universities in the Asia-Pacific region selected by Asia Weekly every year, the other is the guide to good universities in Australia, and the third is the classification of universities by the Australian government according to the amount of funding. Among the best universities in Asia selected by Asia Weekly in 2000, there are 10 Australian universities:

8.ANU 9。 UNIMELB 10。 UNSW 20。 USYD 25。 UWA 29。 UQ 29。 Adelaide 33. Monash 54. UOW 67。 (French) Martinique (short for Martinique)

The Good University Guide 1999 classifies Australian universities as follows:

Five-star Anu Unimelb Unsw Usyduwa Uq Adelaide Monash

Four-star UOW MQ Guflintersutas

Three-star Royal Melbourne Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Newcastle-Murdoch

Two-star Deakin University, Canberra

1 star Acu Ballarat Csu Cowan Scu Vut Ntu

From 65438 to 0994, the Australian government's evaluation of universities is as follows:

1 Group: Unsw Anu Uq Adelaide Uwa Unimelb

Group 2: Monash Usyd Uow

Group 3: Gu

Group 4: Deakin Mq Uts Qut

Group 5: Curtin Unisa New Castle Cumberra Murdoch CSUJCUUNE CQUSU.

Group 6: acuswin cowantu ballarat usquwsvut

1995 The evaluation results of MBA by Australian Graduate Management Association are as follows:

1.Unsw 2。 Mq 3。 Unimelb 4。 Usyd 5。 Uts 6。 Upper quartile score

1999 Australia's top graduate starting salary universities: UTS, UOW, ANU, MQ.

The above is the overall evaluation of Australian universities. It is worth noting that the population of Australia only reached 1999 in August, and there are 38 universities, including 2 private ones. There are 17 universities with more than 20,000 students and 20 universities with more than 2,000 students, which shows that their education is developed. Never underestimate Australian universities with data or impressions from ten years ago. In my opinion, only 10 universities in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth are worth studying in China. Here are some of my views. As I am a graduate student majoring in computer science, Australia is in urgent need of IT talents, so I will focus on introducing the situation of computer science.

Second, comment on the advantages of universities by state:

(1) New South Wales. Located in eastern Australia, it covers an area of 800,000 square kilometers and has a population of 6.5 million. SYD has a population of 4 million, 500,000 in Newcastle and 300,000 in Wollongong. The unemployment rate is 5.8%. There are six famous universities in this state: UNSW/Usyd/MQ/UTS in SYD, Anu in Canberra and UOW in Wollongong.

With a population of more than 4 million, Sydney is the largest city in Australia and the economic and cultural center of the country. It has developed transportation and pleasant climate all year round. It has the largest natural harbor in the world, with an average annual sunshine time of 6.7 hours and an annual temperature of 8-30 degrees. The average temperature is 17 degrees in spring, 22 degrees in summer, 0/8 degrees in autumn and 65438 degrees in winter. Sydney is also rated as the best business/tourism/conference city in the world, and the 2000 Olympic Games is called the most successful Olympic Games. Sydney Airport has 500 international flights from 50 international airlines to and from more than 0/00 cities around the world every week.

1999, the unemployment rate in Sydney was 4.3%. The housing price in Sydney is high, and the cost is about twice as expensive as that in other Australian capital cities.

Newcastle is located in the northeast of Sydney 168km, with a population of 500,000. It is the sixth largest city in Australia. Its simple folk customs, excellent climate, cheap prices, beautiful coastline and leisure life make it the best city.

Wollongong is located 83km southwest of Sydney and has a population of 300,000. It is the ninth largest city in Australia. Wollongong is only 15 minutes' drive from the Pacific Ocean. Beautiful beaches and exciting water activities attract many tourists. The temperature is rarely lower than 10 degrees in winter and 26-30 degrees in summer. It is suitable for swimming, boating and surfing all year round. Wollongong is also a famous IT city in Australia.

1.ANU

The total number of students is 14000, and the number of international students is 1500. Top graduates' starting salary and graduation achievements and top international reputation.

Excellent course: computer. There is only a research-oriented master's degree in computer science, but there is no course-oriented master's degree.

Tuition: $ 13500*2 years

Comments: This is a research university funded by the Australian government. Enrollment is also mainly for graduate students, with fewer undergraduates. Therefore, the overall scale of students is not large, and the academic atmosphere is stronger than the campus life atmosphere. If you are a theoretical researcher and want to achieve high academic achievements, it is undoubtedly right to come here. On the contrary, you just want to study a major that is easy to find a job, so that you can stay in Australia after finishing your studies. Australian National University is not your first choice. On the one hand, the courses of national universities are not closely related to the job market. In addition, national universities are all in Canberra, with a small population and few job opportunities.

2.UOW

The University of Wollongong has won the Australian University of the Year Award for two consecutive years, 1999 and 2,000 students and 2,200 international students. Excellent graduate employment record.

Excellent courses: computer, communication

Starting salary: 1998 USD 33,000.

Unemployment rate (including temporary and part-time jobs): 7.5%

Tuition: $ 14200 * 1 year

Comments:

Friends who plan to study it may wish to come to Wollongong. Because IT is a famous IT city in Australia, many famous big companies have their headquarters here. You will easily get opportunities for communication, study, practice and work, but there are few opportunities for work. If you want to get a degree, this place is very suitable, the living expenses are cheap, the rent is 35-80/ week, and the food is 20-30/ week. The author chose Wollongong that year. First of all, it won two best university awards that year. Second, its affiliated universities include the top five universities in Canada, such as UBC, McMaster and Alberta, as well as the world famous universities in the United States, such as the University of California (including UC-Berkley and UCLA), Indiana University, IL University and UNC. Most students studying in Australia used to be dreamers studying in the United States, and they have long been familiar with the above universities. Third, Wollongong is well-known among students studying in Australia.

Starting salary, 2000 graduate student in Wollongong: $60,260.

3.UTS

In UTS 1999, there are 27,000 students and more than 2,700 international students.

Excellent courses: computer, engineering, architecture

Tuition: master of CS thesis: 15000 * 2 years

According to the course: 14500 * 1.5 years.

Dr. CS: 15000 * 3 years

Total course fees for local residents in Australia:

Master of Computer Science: $65,438+$04,400

Sci: 18000 USD for meter) network interconnection.

Meter (short for meter) Interactive Multimedia sci: 18000 USD.

Meter (short for meter) Information technology management business: USD 65,438+USD 08,65,438+USD 050.

M (short for meter) Master of Science in Operations Research: $9,600.

Starting salary of undergraduate course: $38,979 (national $3,5341), of which, mathematics and computer major: $44,993 (40,000 females and 550,000 males).

It is best to find a job for undergraduate: engineering, computer, nursing, law.

Major with the highest employment rate of graduates: computer (unemployment rate 4%)

Starting salary for graduate students: $565,438+0,965,438+00 (48,389 nationwide), of which $54,620 (46,000 women and 5.959,000 men) is for mathematics and computer science.

Comments: UTS is located in Sydney. Although the school is small in scale and has relaxed academic requirements, it has a good future after graduation and a high starting salary. UTS is the first choice for students who want to stay in Australia.

The School of Information Technology of UTS University is one of the most famous information technology education institutions in Australia.

Graduates of our IT+ computing, mathematics and financial innovation courses are sought after by industries and professionals, and enjoy a high employment rate in Australia and overseas. 1998 GCCA graduates' whereabouts survey shows that more than 90% of teachers' graduates have found full-time jobs. This is also reflected by the industry's deep participation in our academic projects and our research and consulting files.

This college is the fastest-growing college in UTS, and consists of two disciplines: computing and mathematics, which form the basis of enabling technology applied by most other disciplines.

The academic staff of the college is divided into four departments:

computer system

information system

Mathematical science

software engineering

All departments have contributed to the teaching of college courses, and our team of experts and close ties with industries and majors ensure that our courses are up-to-date, relevant and always the best of their kind.

The college is committed to cooperative education; Whether in the form of work experience "sandwich" or cooperative scholarship, and recently, the college has played an important role in the development of work-based learning model courses in UTS.

The success of the Institute in research is reflected in our many achievements, such as being the location of one of the first key centers (advanced computing), and our current positive contributions to the National CRC of Enterprise Distributed System Technology and the Australian Advanced Computing and Communication Center ac3 of the Australian Science Park. The college is also a partner of the research strength of key universities of quantitative finance, which is one of the leading quantitative financial centers in the Pacific Rim.

4.UNSW

There are 30,000 college students and 5,600 international students.

Excellent courses: engineering, business administration, law, medicine.

5. (French) Martinique (short for Martinique)

Number of college students: 20,000 international students: 2,000.

Excellent courses: accounting, finance, business administration, actuarial science, laser science, English.

Comments: Computer, Business Administration and Accounting Finance are the three most popular majors for China students, especially for liberal arts students, the school is the first choice for studying abroad. Here are some statistics.

Current activities of graduates: managing graduate schools.

1. Full-time work 77.2%

2. Working full-time and seeking different jobs 12.5%

3. Full-time study 3.2%

4. Part-time employment 3.4%

5. Part-time employment, full-time 1. 1%

6. Unemployed and looking for a full-time job 2. 1%

7. Unemployment, seeking part-time job 0.8%

8. 0.5% of the unemployed seeking any job.

9. Unable to work or study 1.9%

10. Unknown 0.5%

Local PGCert & ampPGDip graduates:

Median age: 36 years old

Average age: 37 years old

Financial Times average salary: $80,795

Financial Times average salary: $70,000

Local master graduates:

Median age: 38 years old

Average age: 39 years old

Financial Times median salary: $90,500.

Financial Times average salary: $65,438+004,888.

Respondents' salary analysis: calculation

For local undergraduates: 1999 1998

Average age: 23 years old, 23 years old.

Average age: 25 years old, 25 years old.

Average Financial Times salary: $36,500.

Financial Times average salary: $39,233 to $38,488.

For local graduate students:

Median age: 39-28 years old

Average age: 4 1 30.

Average Financial Times salary: $58,000 to $55,000.

Average Financial Times salary: $765,438+$56,556.

Other universities, including the University of Sydney, do not recommend it.

② Queensland. The unemployment rate is 7.7%. It covers an area of 6.5438+0.7 million square kilometers and has a population of 3.4 million. Located in the northeast of Australia. Brisbane has a population of 1.7 million, with an average annual sunshine time of 7.5 hours and an average daily temperature of 3 degrees higher than that of Sydney. It is the fastest growing city in Australia, which is extremely suitable for people to live in. The house price is cheap and the living expenses are not expensive. It is a good place to study, work and provide for the aged.

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Number of students: 30,000 international students: 2,300.

Research funding: US$ 65,438+US$ 0.65,438+US$ 20 million.

Excellent courses: computer, business administration

Tuition: The fee for master of CS is $ 14500 * 1.5 years.

According to the research: 65438 USD +05000 * 2 years.

Comments: This school is the best university in Australia in 1998, and its academic level is beyond doubt. It is a super-class university in Australia.

2. Guam

Number of students: 23,000 international students: 2,600.

Excellent course: computer

Tuition: $ 1300* 10 course

Comments: After finishing MIT in one year, 13000 Australian dollars (Australian students also need 10000 Australian dollars), which is cheap! The down payment is 5474.00 USD (including 274 medical insurance), less than 30,000 RMB. A friend of mine got an Australian immigrant visa, which took less than half a year. Actually, it depends on what you think. If you want to learn to pave the way for immigrants, Griffith must be a good choice.

3.QUT

Number of students: 30,000 international students: 2,500.

Excellent courses: computer, engineering

Tuition:

QUT 200 1 course fees for international students

For postgraduate courses in the IT field

Postgraduate certificate in information technology: 1, 500 *4 units.

Enterprise software

information security

project

software engineering

Master of Information Technology: 6750 * 3

Master of Information Technology: 6750 * 3

Master of Information Technology (major): 1 0,500 per unit, module (12 unit) * * Only for undergraduate degree in computer science, only for external and Internet mode. **

Master of Information Technology (Research): 6750 * 3

Doctor of Information Technology: 7500 * 6

Comments: The school also won the Australian University of the Year Award. It is worth mentioning that this university is the first university in Australia to launch a website for international students' employment after graduation, including the nationality, employment country, company and position of international students. Interested international students can visit the following website: http://www.careers.qut.edu.au/graddest/intstd/.

③ Western Australia. Located in western Australia. It covers an area of 2.5 million square kilometers and has a population of 6.5438+0.8 million. The unemployment rate is 5.9%. Perth, the capital with a population of 1.3 million and an area of 5,400 square kilometers, is the most lonely city in the world, with an average sunshine time of 6.9 hours and an average sunny day of 1.20 days. The annual average temperature is 9-30 degrees.

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Number of students:1.4000 Number of international students:1.5000.

Excellent courses: computer, engineering, medicine, law.

Tuition: the tuition fee for master students is $ 18250/ year.

Living expenses: $ 170/ week (official figure)

2. Curtin

Number of students: 24,000 international students: 6 100.

Excellent courses: computer, engineering

Tuition: master's degree in computer science through papers and courses;

65438 USD +065438 USD+0,200 * 2 years

Doctor of Computer Science: $65,438+07,000 * 4 years.

Comments: Compared with the University of Western Australia, the tuition of the school is cheaper. The key is that international students can pay in advance. Curtin was once rated as the first in Australia and one of the best universities of science and technology in Asia by Asiaweek. Judging from the number of international students, it is popular with international students!

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In fact, many polytechnic universities are comprehensive universities, but Asiaweek did not rank them. Their arrangement belongs to the category of science and technology, such as QUT, UTS and Curtin University.

The Wolong you mentioned is an IT city, which is debatable. In fact, the big IT companies are all in the north of Sydney, near the Opera House. If you look at the job advertisements about IT in the newspaper here, you will know where the big IT companies are, not the so-called small town of Wollongong.

The IT of Melbourne University is second to none in Australia, and should be the first and second. Melbourne IT is a listed company, relying on Melbourne University of Technology.

It is an indisputable fact that studying in Sydney is indeed easier to find a job than other universities, even though other universities have a good reputation. Because there are many employment opportunities here.