Which of the eight famous schools in Australia is worth attending? Undergraduate majors

Types of institutions: academic, vocational and distance learning, with emphasis on research.

(Academic, vocational and distance education with emphasis on research)

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Monash Clayton, Gippsland, Peninsula

VCP monash-Caulfield University

Existing Fellow: 17.

Affiliation: G8.

Monash University, founded in 1958, is the tenth national university in Australia. Monash is the largest university in Australia, with six campuses in Australia and branches in South Africa, Malaysia and London. Monash's performance in student competition and company cooperation is very close to that of Melbourne University. It has made different teaching orientations for the University of Melbourne. Many people think that the teaching in monash is not as boring as that in the University of Melbourne. Monash's outstanding graduates are: opposition leader: Simon Kling; Australian Finance Minister: peter costello; Qantas Chairman: Margaret Jackson; Chairman of Macromedia: Allen Ramadan, etc.

Highlight (prompt):

Students who are interested in enrolling in Monash should pay attention to the choice of campus. Each campus operates independently, and there is a big gap between teachers, with Kariton campus being the strongest.

University of New South Wales (UNSW)

Type of institution: academic, focusing on research.

(Academic and research focus)

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Current fellowship: 38

Subordinate unit: Group of Eight, Universitas 2 1.

UNSW, as a technical school, was founded more than 50 years ago and is the eighth national university in Australia. Up to now, UNSW has become one of Australia's heavyweight universities, with a huge scale and a wide range of courses, which is very difficult to enter. UNSW University is the first university to allow students to conduct teaching evaluation, and it is in a leading position in cooperation projects in Australia. Recruiters are familiar with and like UNSW diplomas, but most UNSW courses are close to academic. UNSW has successfully competed with the University of Sydney in terms of students and research. Outstanding graduates of UNSW are: former UNSW President: John Nirlander; New Zealand Governor: Bob Carr; Famous female horse trainer: Guy waterhouse; Adviser to the former Australian Prime Minister: bob mansfield; President university of new england: Pat O 'Shane; Members of Australian cricket national team: mark taylor, etc.

Highlight (prompt):

-UNSW's undergraduate education is very famous in Australia, but the reputation of postgraduate education can't be compared with undergraduate education.

-UNSW is the most diverse campus in Australia, with more than 65,438+0/2 students from non-English speaking families.

Most undergraduate students in UNSW will work after graduation, and a few will continue their studies. (Compared with universities at the same level)

The vast majority of undergraduate graduates from UNSW are the easiest to find jobs and have the highest starting point.

-UNSW has trained more than a dozen Rhodes scholars in * * *, most of whom have been trained in the past 20 years.

-UNSW performed well in the world mechanical dog football championship held by Sony, and won a total victory.

Australian National University (ANU)

Institution type: academic and research heavyweight.

(Academic and strong research focus)

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Current fellowship: 73

Subsidiary body: APRU Group of Eight

As a research institution, ANU was founded in 1946 and is the seventh national university in Australia. The famous john curtin College has trained three Nobel Prize winners. Almost all Australian Nobel Prize winners are directly or indirectly related to ANU. ANU University is one of several universities in the world that have signed student exchange programs with Cambridge University and Oxford University. In recent years, the school has begun to attach importance to undergraduate education, but the focus is on research topics and postgraduate teaching. The outstanding graduates of ANU include Richard Butler, former head of the Iraq weapons inspection mission, Rolf Zinkemagel, winner of the Nobel Prize in 1996, Martin Indyck, American Ambassador to Israel, Tony Whiltnam and so on.

Highlight (prompt):

-ANU's cattle exchange program is only open to students with excellent grades.

-ANU is a school with fewer international students, whose undergraduate entrance scores are even lower than those of four-star universities.

-ANU has the strongest faculty in Australia. Students who are interested in research can consider applying to this school.

Although many residents in Canberra say that Can is suitable for life, in fact, Can is only suitable for people engaged in research.

University of Western Australia (UWA)

Type of institution: academic, focusing on research.

(Academic and research focus)

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Existing fellowships: 26

Affiliation: G8.

The University of Western Australia is known as the most beautiful campus in Australia, with the establishment of 19 1 1, and it is the sixth largest national university in Australia. In the past century, the leading position of the University of Western Australia in Western Australia can be said to be completely unchallenged by other universities. The University of Western Australia has always performed well in research. Famous graduates of the University of Western Australia are: former Australian Prime Minister robert hawke; ; Former opposition leader Kim Christian Beazley, now Governor of Western Australia Jeff Gallup, and so on.

Highlight (prompt):

-Western Australia is geographically remote, but it is developing rapidly.

University of Queensland (University of Queensland)

Type of institution: academic, focusing on research.

(Academic and research focus)

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Current fellowship: 35

Subordinate unit: Group of Eight, Universitas 2 1.

Australia's fifth national university is located in the rapidly developing Queensland. UQ has a strong scientific research strength, and UQ is one of the universities that train the most doctoral students in Australia every year. UQ is the first choice for most Queensland students, followed by QUT, another powerful prestigious school in Queensland. UQ University graduates have a good record in employment and continuing their studies. Famous graduates of the University of Queensland are: Oscar actor Jeffrey Lurgi; 96 Nobel Prize winner: peter daugherty; Former Australian Governor bill hayden; Now Queensland Governor Peter Betty, and so on.

Highlight (prompt):

The number of international students is small, but it is growing rapidly.

-Gold Award in the 1992 World Computer Competition

University of Adelaide (University of Adelaide)

Type of institution: academic, focusing on research.

(Academic and research focus)

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Current fellowship: 25

Affiliation: G8.

Australia's third oldest university, a university with a good teacher-student ratio, has produced a Nobel Prize professor and two Nobel Prize graduates (one of whom discovered penicillin). Most undergraduates at the University of Adelaide choose to continue their studies. Famous graduates of the University of Adelaide are: Nobel Prize winner: Howard Walter Florey Baron Florey (who discovered penicillin); Former Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong of Singapore; Astronaut andy thomas; The famous congresswoman Natasha Stott Despoya and so on.

Highlight (prompt):

-Adelaide's economic development is slow, and it belongs to the area where immigrants get extra points.

In recent years, universities have experienced a serious economic crisis, and their research performance has been greatly reduced due to lack of funds.

University of Melbourne (University of Melbourne)

Type of institution: academic, focusing on research.

(Academic and research focus)

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Existing researcher: 4 1

Subordinate unit: Group of Eight, Universitas 2 1.

Australia's second oldest university, rich in economic and human resources, has a high reputation and is very difficult to enter. In 20001year, the University of Melbourne was rated as the most comprehensive university in Australia by the Excellent University Guide. MoDa has always been criticized for reserving too many places to recruit the children of the upper class (students from private schools) and ignoring the disadvantaged groups in society. Melbourne's outstanding graduates include: many top politicians (Prime Minister, Governor, Governor and Minister), two Nobel Prize winners Frank Burnet, john eccles (both in the medical field), Macquarie University President Di Yerbury and so on.

Highlight (prompt):

-a world famous school with very strong comprehensive strength.

-Outstanding performance in ACM World Computer Competition, winning 83,92,00 gold medals.

-Graduates are the easiest to find jobs, but the starting salary is average.

University of Sydney (University of Sydney)

Types of institutions: academic, professional and research.

(Academic and professional, with strong research focus)

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Total score of graduates)

Existing scholarship: 50.

Subsidiary body: APRU Group of Eight

The first university in the southern hemisphere teaches in English, so it is also known as Oxford in the southern hemisphere. The number of undergraduate students is one of the largest universities in Australia, and 76% of undergraduate students come from the national college entrance examination (monash 50%, UNSW 6 1%, ANU 6 1%, UWA 6 1%, Qu 54%, UOA 70% and UMELB 58%). Like other traditional universities, the University of Sydney enjoys a high reputation in international studies and is committed to improving the quality of undergraduate teaching. The University of Sydney offers the highest courses in Australia, and the number of graduate students and doctoral students is also the highest in Australia. The school plans to gradually shift the focus of teaching to research. The outstanding graduates of the University of Sydney are: many top Australian politicians with the largest number of Australian universities, two Nobel Prize winners, (Chemistry), John Hasani (who won the 1994 Economic Prize with him), President of the University of New South Wales: Yu, and so on.

Highlight (prompt):

The University of Sydney, named after the most developed city in the southern hemisphere, has a long history and outstanding achievements and is undoubtedly the most famous university in Australia.

-After graduation, most of them will choose to continue their studies, and a few will work. (Compared with universities at the same level)

-graduates are more likely to find jobs and have higher starting salaries.

-In almost all disciplines, the proportion of undergraduate graduates who choose to continue their studies is the highest in Australia. (For science undergraduates, the continuing education rate of the University of Sydney is 72%, ANU is 69%, UMELB is 66%, and UNSW is 18%).

-Obtained the most scientific research funds in Australia for four consecutive years.

-The University of Sydney has so far trained 99 Rhodes scholars, the highest among Australian universities. In the past 40 years up to 2000, 45 of the 55 NSW winners came from the University of Sydney, and all the NSW Rhodes Scholarships in 20001-2003 were won by students from the University of Sydney. In NSW, a strong education province, such strong and sustained performance is very valuable.

-The University of Sydney has made outstanding achievements in many world debate championships and won many championships. At present, the University of Sydney is still ahead of Oxford University in terms of cumulative results and the number of teams entering the finals, ranking first in the world.

Personally, I prefer the University of Sydney and the University of Melbourne.

Especially the University of Sydney. First of all, as far as Sydney is concerned, Australia has the most concentrated population and the most developed economy. Generally speaking, places like this have more opportunities than other places, such as employment opportunities.

And as far as other universities are concerned, the University of Sydney has always paid more attention to employment.

As far as tuition is concerned, I think as long as I can apply for a scholarship, it is basically not a problem. In addition, there are many job opportunities in Australia, and you can also work during college.

The prospect of returning home. I can only say that if you have the ability, you must have a prospect. Without ability, it is useless for you to graduate from any university.