Recommended cities for studying in Australia

# Studying in Australia # Introduction Australia is one of the favorite study destinations for China students. The following are recommendations for studying in Australia, and I don't want to share them. Welcome to read the reference!

1. I recommend studying in Australia.

1. Sydney

Sydney is the capital of New South Wales and the earliest, largest and most modern city in Australia. Sydney's urban and suburban areas have a total area of 4,074 square kilometers and a population of about 4 million, accounting for a quarter of Australia's total population. Sydney is not only the economic and financial center of Australia, but also a world-famous tourist city. Sydney has a pleasant climate, with sunshine all year round, lush green grass and trees. The main attractions in Sydney are: Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Sydney Tower, Lover's Harbor, China City, Rock Area, Queen Victoria Building, Band-Aid Beach and many other places of interest. Sydney is also a good place to study abroad. There are more than a dozen institutions of higher learning, such as the University of New South Wales, the University of Sydney and UTS University. They are world-renowned and highly respected in their unique academic fields.

2. Melbourne

Melbourne, located on the southeast coast of Australia, is the capital of Victoria, with an urban area of over 800 square kilometers, making it the second largest city in China after Sydney. Melbourne has a mild climate, with four seasons in a year. It is not too cold in winter. Generally, the temperature is above 10 degrees Celsius, and the temperature reaches 30 degrees Celsius in summer. It is listed as one of the three most livable cities in the world and is known as the "garden capital" of the world. There are green parks around the city, which are beautiful. Melbourne is now Australia's land, sea and air transportation hub. Industries are mainly automobile manufacturing, petroleum refining, aluminum smelting and textile. Melbourne's urban streets are horizontal and vertical, with moderate distance, vast green space and trees planted on both sides of the road, from which we can experience a traditional atmosphere.

3. Brisben

Brisben is a city in Queensland and the third largest city in Australia, with a population of over 1 10,000. Brisben is a tourist city with a warm climate and four seasons like spring. Queensland is called "Sunshine State" because it is located in the south of Tropic of Capricorn and has plenty of sunshine. Brisbane also has long sunshine hours and a lot of rainfall, 365 days a year, and it is rarely hot or cold. Brisbane is a modern city with a clean and beautiful environment, with picturesque scenery on both sides of the river passing through the urban area. The largest and most well-equipped Royal Hospital in the southern hemisphere was built here. 1982, the Commonwealth National Games was successfully held there, and 1988, the World Expo was successfully held, so the popularity of Brisben is increasing day by day. The University of Queensland, located in Brisben, is one of the most prestigious universities in Australia and a member of the G8. Its research funding and academic level have always ranked the top three in Australian universities, with the largest number of doctoral students.

4. Adelaide

Adelaide is the capital of South Australia with a population of about1200,000. It is called the church city, in Athens in the southern hemisphere. Adelaide is famous for its vast and numerous parks, blue-gray sandstone buildings and relaxed lifestyle. This is a very young city, built in 1836. Different from other cities, it was not an exile from the beginning, but an out-and-out immigrant city. Most of the early immigrants were Anglo-Saxons, and Asians began to move in after the war. South Australia is hot and dry in summer, which is the driest state in mainland Australia, with the temperature reaching 40 degrees Celsius. Winter is cold and humid.

Due to the dry climate, this area has become the most important vineyard in Australia, and six out of every ten bottles of wine produced in Australia are produced here. Adelaide is the brewing center of Australia. South Australia mainly produces wine, wheat and wool.

The University of Adelaide is the third university in the Australian calendar and one of the top universities in the world 100. Also located in Adelaide are the University of South Australia and Flinders University.

5. Perth

Perth is the seat of the government of Western Australia. It was built in August of 1829, only a hundred years ago. There are not many historical buildings, but compared with other cities in Australia, they have their own charm. The beautiful Swan River, the charming coast along the Indian Ocean, the "petrified virgin forest" in the suburbs, colorful wild flowers such as kangaroo flowers, the crystal cave in the national park, and the wonderful scenery of nature are breathtaking. Pace is known as "Sun City" and "Aviation City" because of its sunshine and fresh air all the year round. In addition, since 196 1, Pace people have been lighting all night to guide American astronaut Green, thus winning another nickname: "City of Lights". Perth has the University of Western Australia (five-star comprehensive ranking of Australian universities), Modoc University, Curtin University of Science and Technology, Edith Covent University and Notre Dame University.

2. Australian undergraduate study abroad application plan

1. Apply directly for undergraduate freshmen in Australian universities by taking international examinations.

Alevel, IB, SAT, AP, ACT, etc. Australia accepts mainstream international advanced level examinations. Students should prepare the examination form of their choice and apply to the corresponding institutions according to the performance standard of each examination.

2. Apply directly to the Australian university freshman with the college entrance examination results.

Of the 39 public universities in Australia, 28 have accepted the results of the Chinese college entrance examination, including 7 of the 8 universities. Compared with the uncertainty of voluntary admission in domestic college entrance examination, the standard of direct admission in Australian college entrance examination is relatively more flexible and humanized. Students can apply to the University of Sydney, the Australian National University, the University of New South Wales and other places with high local scores.

Students with scores above the second line still have the opportunity to enter the four universities of ATN Alliance, such as Sydney University of Technology, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and Macquarie University, second only to the eight universities in Australia.

3. Apply for an Australian university through a preparatory course.

Australian matriculation generally takes 8 months to 1 year, requiring IELTS score to reach 5.5; If you have no language grades, take a language class first, and then enter the preparatory course.

Some Eighth National Congress can also be evaluated according to the specific college entrance examination results, and students who meet the standards can be exempted from taking the preparatory course for half a year.

Suitable for the crowd: at least finish Grade Two, with an average score of over 70. If the IELTS score reaches 5.5-6, you can enter the preparatory course directly.

4. Apply for international freshman courses in Australian universities with three-year high school scores/college entrance examination scores.

For students who give up the national college entrance examination after the third year of high school, or who want to go to an Australian university and enter the university course as soon as possible after the college entrance examination, this choice is not as extensive as the Australian preparatory course, but only part of the professional project. Therefore, it is necessary to choose suitable projects according to the specific conditions of colleges and universities.

For example, Australian National University, as an international freshman, only has some computer-related projects and social science projects. In addition, international freshmen are also an option for some students to buffer and adapt to studying in Australia. The curriculum capacity of freshmen will increase the language adaptation courses of some professional courses, and sophomores will be included in the normal curriculum system.

3. Preparation of luggage for studying in Australia

First of all, luggage preparation.

Be sure to arrange suitcases and backpacks in advance, because there are different needs to be met when it comes to consignment and boarding. Checked boxes will also have size requirements, and should be distributed and sorted according to the requirements of flight boarding.

In the carry-on luggage, there are valuables that cannot be checked, such as computers. If you are worried that the backpack may not be well protected, you can bring a small suitcase that can board the plane, which can better protect you and make your luggage less stressful.

Second, the preparation of funds

Cash needs to be exchanged in advance. After confirming the amount, you can go directly to the bank to exchange it. Generally, Australian dollars don't need to make an appointment in advance, but you can also prepare a bank card to meet the possible large capital demand and ensure normal consumption here.

Third, document preparation.

Students will be required to show their identity documents at the immigration conference. At this time, students should prepare passports, visas, boarding passes, etc. Students who enter the country for the first time will also be inspected, and everyone needs to show them as required. If you have declared baggage, you must fill in the form in advance.

Documents that are unexpected after arrival, such as offers and payment vouchers, need to be put in the suitcase and taken out when needed later, but they must be kept properly to prevent them from being lost. It will be very troublesome.

Fourth, study preparation.

Mainly textbooks and reference books for everyone. Considering that the book is heavy, this part must be simplified and confirmed to be often used in subsequent studies. Computers and mobile phones are the tools you need to study, so it will be more convenient to bring them from China.

Verb (short for verb) prepares for life.

Including everyone's bedding, toiletries and clothes, you only need to bring what you need most in life, because you may not have much time to buy it after you arrive, so you can only arrange it before you buy it.

In the past, you need to bring a plug of switching power supply, because the sockets in China and Australia are different; In order to better adapt to the local environment, it is also very important to carry the necessary drugs, which can alleviate everyone's acclimatization.