I'm a senior three now. I plan to go abroad to Australia as a freshman or sophomore. What should I learn and do?

I advise you not to go to Australia. In recent years, there have been many problems among students in China and Australia. If you want to go, you must first choose a well-known and regular school. If you want to study abroad, you must have good psychological quality. English must pass the exam, otherwise it will affect your life and travel. The following are some good universities and majors I found online.

Australian national university-world ranking 17, liberal arts &; Humanities (arts and humanities)-12, natural science (natural science) -2 1 engineering &; IT (Engineering and Information Technology)-42 Social Sciences-1 1 Life Sciences &; Biomedicine (life science and biomedicine) -2 1

Australian University 1, with strong academic research ability, is especially famous for its humanities and social sciences. It is the alma mater of Kevin Rudd, the current Australian Prime Minister (he studied Chinese and China Studies). Science and engineering are relatively weak. Meditation is the best choice for research.

University of Sydney-ranked 36th in the world, liberal arts &; Humanities (arts and humanities)-19, natural science (natural science) -34 engineering &; IT (Engineering and Information Technology)-40 Social Sciences (Social Sciences) -27 Life Sciences &; Biomedicine (Life Science and Biomedicine)-15

Australia's most culturally diverse university, that is to say, the university that attracts the most and widest number of international students from all over the world, has a strong commercial atmosphere and is favored by China international students. Humanities is very strong, known as "Australia's Peking University" (Australians don't understand, China people are very proud, although Peking University ranks 52nd). Former Prime Minister Howard's alma mater (law major) has high requirements for law school entrance, and there are the best medical schools in Australia, so it is difficult to enter and graduate.

University of Melbourne-ranked 36th in the world, liberal arts &; Humanities (arts and humanities)-17, natural science -23 engineering &; IT (Engineering and Information Technology)-29 Social Science (Social Science)-19 Life Science and Biomedicine (Life Science and Biomedicine)-13

The competition with the University of Sydney is fierce, and the ranking changes frequently. It is the most innovative famous school in Australia (Melbourne model, breaking professional barriers and moving closer to famous schools in Europe and America). The humanities has made rapid progress in recent years and is likely to surpass the University of Sydney. Engineering and medicine with strong majors are still rising steadily. Admission requirements are very high, and tuition fees are also the highest.

University of Queensland-world ranking 4 1, liberal arts &; Humanities (Arts and Humanities)-82, Natural Science (Natural Science) -63 Engineering &; IT (Engineering and Information Technology)-6 1 Social Science (Social Science) -46 Life Science &; Biomedicine (Life Sciences and Biomedicine) -28

The University of Queensland's biological science is its strong specialty, especially marine biological research, which is second to none. The translation major of Kunda University is also a popular major to attract international students from China.

Monash University-ranked 45th in the world, liberal arts & science; Humanities (Arts and Humanities)-37, Natural Science (Natural Science) -53 Engineering &; IT (Engineering and Information Technology)-50 Social Sciences (Social Sciences) -26 Life Sciences &; Biomedicine (Life Sciences and Biomedicine) -25

Monash University is famous for its social sciences and medicine, while the business school is famous for its high admission requirements and strict study requirements (IELTS 7).

University of New South Wales-ranked 47th in the world, with liberal arts &; Humanities (Arts and Humanities)-52, Natural Science (Natural Science) -45 Engineering &; IT (Engineering and Information Technology)-33 Social Sciences (Social Sciences) -35 Life Sciences &; Biomedicine (Life Science and Biomedicine) -43

Known as the "Tsinghua of Australia" (ditto), it has strong strength in science and engineering and is famous for its architecture. Characterized by professional optics and solar energy technology, it is unique in Australia and leads the world. I like the school very much (the learning atmosphere is good and the teachers are kind and enthusiastic. I didn't go to school there, but I worked there for a while.

University of Adelaide-the world ranking is 8 1, and the individual ranking of each subject is liberal arts &; Humanities (arts and humanities)-123, natural science (natural science)-123 engineering &; IT (Engineering and Information Technology)-127 Social Science (Social Science)-109 Life Science and Biomedicine (Life Science and Biomedicine) -62

Located in secluded South Australia, there are few people in China, the English environment is guaranteed, and immigrants from remote areas get extra points. Science and engineering majors are relatively strong.

University of Western Australia-ranked 84th in the world, with liberal arts &; Humanities (arts and humanities)-142, natural science (natural science)-163 engineering &; IT (engineering and information technology)-13 1 social science-15 1 life science &; Biomedicine (Life Sciences and Biomedicine) -77

Located in Australia's resource-rich Western Australia, world-famous mining giants BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have settled in Western Australia. Western Australia is also the fastest growing state in Australia (China's demand for its minerals has boosted the economy of the region and even Australia as a whole). The strong specialty of the University of Western Australia is naturally inseparable from minerals. Mining, smelting, oil and gas development and processing are rare in other Australian schools. Broad employment prospects and high starting salary.