Which is better, Master of Visual Communication Design, Melbourne Institute of Technology or University of Melbourne?

The University of Melbourne is better, with better overall strength and professional strength.

The University of Melbourne, referred to as the University of Melbourne, was founded in 1853. It is a world-renowned research university and the leading academic center in the southern hemisphere. The 2015 QS World University Ranking ranked 32nd in the world, and the 2015 USNews ranked 40th among the global universities. In the 2015 QS subject rankings, education ranked 5th in the world and first in Australia, law ranked 8th in the world and first in Australia, medicine 19th in the world and 2nd in Australia, and finance and accounting ranked 14th in the world and Australia. No. 2.

The University of Melbourne is located in Melbourne, Australia. It is the second oldest university in Australia (three years later than the University of Sydney), the oldest university in Victoria, and one of the six sandstone universities in Australia. In addition, the University of Melbourne was once one of Australia's top 30 universities in the world in all disciplines. A large number of Australian private donations and federal government education funding have laid this foundation for the University. Melbourne Business School (MBS), which provides advanced education for business people with rich work experience, is always ranked among the top 100 in the world. It is listed among the top 50 MBA programs in the world by the British Senior Skilled Immigration Visa Program. Graduates have directly gone to the UK. Job Qualifications.

As one of the core alliance members of Australia’s eight prestigious universities, the University of Melbourne is also a member of the Pacific Rim Research Alliance (APPU), an international alliance of research universities, and a member of the Asia-Pacific Alliance for International Trade Education and Research (PACIBER). Member and founding member of Universtas 21 and seat of the Secretariat. Since its establishment, the University of Melbourne has trained 8 Nobel Prize winners, and its academic ability is evident. There are currently approximately 47,000 students on campus and approximately 6,500 teachers. As of now, the University of Melbourne is the only university among the eight major universities in Australia that still refuses to recognize Chinese college entrance examination results.