To study in Australia, it is best to go to college or graduate school.

Advantages of studying in Australia: a wide range of choices and more accepted schools. Students and graduates can apply for the same major, such as college business, and undergraduate students can also choose business. Credits can be reduced or exempted according to students' study courses and credits. The specific reduction criteria are determined by each school according to the student's report card. Most Australian undergraduate majors are three years. Students in the same major are likely to study for two and a half years or two years in the end. If it's a different major, you may need to study the mode of matriculation+undergraduate course, but if your grades are good, you can apply for reducing matriculation and directly study undergraduate course, so you can finish undergraduate course in three years.

Disadvantages of studying in Australia: the course time is long, the undergraduate course system is generally 3 years, or the transfer is divided into 2.5 years or 2 years, which is not suitable for students who want to upgrade their diplomas or further their studies in the short term.

Advantages of studying in Australia for a master's degree: short time, two years or a year and a half of majors and one year of majors. Because of different majors, the starting time of each institution is different. The Australian master's degree is the same between graduate students and undergraduate students, and the courses are all taken together. However, the undergraduate students have a wide range of options for applying for the Australian master's degree and generally do not need work experience. Some graduate students require work experience, but the admission requirements are different. There is no difference between graduation and master's degree, let alone the difference in gold content. Because Australia is a country where immigrants can get a work visa, it is required that as long as they study in Australia for two years and graduate from any major, they can get a work visa for two years. Therefore, after knowing your purpose, it is easy to choose a plan that suits you.

Disadvantages of studying in Australia for postgraduate study: There are very few schools in Australia for postgraduate study. There are only some four-star schools in the National Eighth University, ranking around 200 in the world, mainly in business. Therefore, students are required to submit detailed academic background, and some institutions require work experience to choose suitable projects and institutions.

Most of the schools that accept master's degrees in Australia are: Wollongong University; Newcastle University; Western Sydney; Australian catholic university; Deakin University; University of Canberra, etc.