University of Adelaide, University of Canberra, Royal Institute of Technology. Which of these three schools has better economics?

I am not an economics major, so I cannot give you an accurate answer, but I can help you consider this issue from other aspects.

Judging from the name, RMIT majors in science and engineering, but the best major is design (sweat...). Economics is probably not its strong point, but life in Melbourne is comfortable, prices are low, and there are many job opportunities. . RMIT is located in a prime location in the city center, and transportation is very convenient wherever you live. It is indeed a good choice to study in Australia for a short period of time.

UC is in the capital, Canberra. I also went to school in Canberra, at National University. All in all, Canberra is a quiet small city. If you like to relax, you can choose it. However, the disadvantages are that prices are too high, transportation is inconvenient (you had to transfer to Sydney by train or plane from China), there are few job opportunities, and business is underdeveloped.

Adelaide is a remote area, and the public security is said to be poor. However, if the poster intends to immigrate, it will definitely be the first choice. Because it belongs to a remote area, you can get 5 extra points under the latest skilled immigration policy.

But to be honest, the schools recommended by the agency are not good. They just want to ensure the success rate. Starting from preparatory studies, you can choose first-class schools such as the University of Melbourne, National University, and the University of Sydney.

Wish the poster good luck!