Are you going to study international finance or accounting?

I graduated from Australia with a master's degree, and now I have many friends. Let me briefly talk about the difference between UQ and QUT:

QUT is famous for its business and accounting majors. The school is in the urban area, but the overall ranking of QUT is not as good as UQ, so it is easier to graduate from school.

UQ ranks higher than QUT, but it seems that business is not very strong. The school is in indoorpilly, but the requirements for IELTS entrance and graduation are relatively high.

If you are sure to stay in Australia, there is basically no big difference between the two schools, and foreigners are not very interested in this ranking! If you are likely to return to China or work in other countries/regions, UQ may have a slight advantage because of its high ranking, but QUT's graduation requirements are relatively low. . . It's your choice.

As for wanting to stay in Australia, I suggest the landlord consider the following questions:

1. Capacity problem. If you emigrate, you will get extra points in accounting major, but at present, you must meet at least one other condition (1) to find a corresponding job (at least a larger company), (2) IELTS 4 7, and (3) you have immediate family members in the local area (of course, it is better to have a state government guarantee, but it is less likely). These three conditions can be achieved through personal efforts, and there are still luck problems in finding a counterpart job, so the landlord has confidence in himself before deciding to emigrate.

2。 Can you spare some time? Immigration is mainly time-consuming (working and living in Australia is no problem, let alone spending money). Graduate students have to study for two years before they can apply. Two years after graduation, at least half a year to find a job or get high marks in IELTS. Then even if you meet all the requirements, you have to submit the application, and then there is a long waiting road (you will know the working efficiency of Australians). It will take more than half a year and 1 year to get the news of your failure. After passing, you will also get PR (permanent residency) and then take the immigration examination.

Many of my friends and classmates went there with the attitude of emigration. Later, because time could not afford to delay, girls did not stay because they wanted to find someone (Australia had few resources). After the successful immigration, the day lily became cold. Boys have missed the best opportunity to start a business and make money (it's ok to live in Australia, it's easier to find odd jobs and the salary is good, but it's hard to find a formal job and earn a lot of money).

Mainly depends on the landlord's own planning for the future, as well as his own family planning. Anyway, I personally suggest that if the landlord's family is relatively ordinary, there are not many domestic resources, there are suitable targets, immigration is good, Australian houses are relatively cheap, and life is relatively affluent. If the landlord has domestic resources and the target is uncertain, consider it more when you are in Australia. Immigration is better, but life after immigration is certainly not as rich as in China.

Anyway, in a word, planning ahead is more important than anything else.

I have been in Australia for more than two years and graduated from QUT University with a master's degree. Now I work in a domestic investment company. I hope my experience will help you.