How is the preparatory course at the University of New South Wales in Australia? Please answer as detailed as possible...Thank you

The direct train to the University of New South Wales for high school graduates after their second year of high school

The University of New South Wales Foundation Year (UNSW Foundation Year) is a bridge to smoothly enter the University of New South Wales. The link for overseas high school students to successfully enter Australia's top universities. It has the following characteristics:

1) It is a sufficient preparation for students from different academic and cultural backgrounds to adapt to Australian university life;

2) It is an opportunity for ordinary high school students to meet the needs of the University of New South Wales. The best way to meet strict admission requirements;

3) All courses are taught within the University of New South Wales and allow use of all university facilities

The advantage of studying at the University of New South Wales Foundation Year

1) Students may be offered a seat in the undergraduate course they wish to study at the University of New South Wales. After students successfully complete the preparatory courses in the appropriate direction, they can directly enter the relevant UNSW undergraduate courses.

2) The preparatory courses will be specially designed for the undergraduate courses that students plan to take in the future, and can be adjusted according to the new elective direction.

3) The flexible course structure can be reasonably arranged according to the admission time, English proficiency and academic level applied by different students.

4) Preparatory courses are closely integrated with university courses. Most classes only accommodate 16-18 students so that each student can receive personalized attention. You can also get tutoring from teachers in your spare time, and all teaching is conducted on the university campus.

5) Students are encouraged to actively participate in class so that students gain greater confidence in English listening, speaking and development skills.

6) The school’s student counselors will help students adjust their daily life arrangements including campus life, city transportation, weekend sports activities, social activities, walking, etc. We will also provide necessary help and advice on visa extension, health insurance, or other matters related to the students themselves. Before the end of preparatory studies, student advisors will arrange undergraduate admission for students.

7) The school’s accommodation teacher will arrange airport pick-up services for students and arrange short-term accommodation for students arriving in Sydney for the first time.

8) The school’s welfare teachers will take good care of every student under the age of 18.

Curriculum setting and major selection

Preparatory course majors and undergraduate majors available:

⑴Natural science major: the required courses are: English, computer, Mathematics, chemistry, physics.

Undergraduate majors for direct entry include: chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer and software, electric power engineering, environmental engineering, mechanical engineering, mining engineering, petroleum engineering, communications, medicine, natural sciences, etc.

⑵ Life science major: required courses include: English, computer, mathematics, chemistry, and biology.

Undergraduate majors for direct entry include: health and sports science, medicine, biochemistry, psychology, food technology, medicine, natural science, etc.

⑶Business major: Required courses include: English, computer, mathematics, economics, law, and accounting.

Undergraduate majors for direct entry include: business, accounting, economics, school of information, tourism, art, social sciences, international business, finance, etc.

⑷Design and Media Major: The required courses are: English, computer, mathematics, design, and Australian studies.

Undergraduate majors for direct entry include: media and communications, image design, digital media, art, theory and history, sociology, architecture, decoration and gardening, urban planning, industrial design, etc.

⑸ Arts and social science majors: compulsory courses include: English, computer, mathematics, economics, and Australian studies.