A monk, an international student in the department of quasi-architecture, is currently struggling with the problem of choosing a school. Canada UBC or Australia UNSW don't know which to choose?

I just know the situation in Australia. The architecture of UNSW used to be a five-year undergraduate course, but now the architecture of Australian universities has been changed to a three-year undergraduate course and a two-year postgraduate course. You can immigrate after five years. UNSW is my alma mater, and the architecture department is also very good. Employment in Australia depends on technology. Many people who studied architecture at UNSW found jobs without graduation. In addition, according to Australia's current policy, you can stay for two years or immigrate after completing your studies. Comparatively speaking, I think Australia is good!

In addition, the climate in Sydney is much better than that in Canada, and there are many job opportunities while studying.