What are the precautions for studying in Australia?

Many students studying in Australia want to apply for eight prestigious schools, but it is not a simple matter to apply for eight prestigious schools in Australia. There are many things to be aware of. The following Heaven Bian Xiao will introduce you in detail.

In the qs World University Rankings released recently, Australia's "Eight Famous Universities" are among the top 100 in the world. Among them, the Australian National University continues to lead Australian universities without any suspense, ranking 25th in the world, down 1 place from last year; University of Melbourne, University of Sydney, University of Queensland, University of New South Wales and University of Adelaide all rose slightly. In addition to the "Big Eight", 15 Australian universities have entered the top 500 in the world.

Applications for studying in Australia have long been popular. In recent years, the Australian government has issued a series of preferential policies for international students, attracting more and more students to study in Australia.

As we all know, there are eight "Ivy League" schools in the United States, led by Harvard University. Australia also has its own eight "Ivy League" schools (go8), including: University of Sydney, University of Melbourne and University of Wales. The University of New South Wales, the Australian National University, the University of Queensland, Monash University, the University of Western Australia and the University of Adelaide are representatives of quality education in Australia.

As the most prestigious top universities in Australia, the "Big Eight" universities are still performing steadily in terms of teaching quality and scientific research level. The University of Melbourne is the best in Australia in terms of academic reputation and employer evaluation, which is higher than the Australian National University, which ranks first in comprehensive ranking. The teacher-student ratio of the University of Wales and the University of New South Wales exceeds that of other Australian universities; In terms of the ratio of foreign teachers to students, the Australian National University got full marks.

Young colleges and universities also performed well.

In addition to the "Big Eight", there are 15 Australian universities in the world top 500: Macquarie University, Newcastle University, Sydney University of Technology, Wollongong University, Queensland University of Technology, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Griffith University, Curtin University, South Australia University, James Cook University, Deakin University, La Trobe University, university of tasmania, Bond University and so on. According to experts studying abroad, University of Technology Sydney, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and University of Wollongong are among the top 100 employers in the world, which shows the unique advantages of their graduates in employment. Judging from the proportion of international students, Curtin University and Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology are both in the top 50, which shows their great attraction to international students.

It is understood that in addition to the comprehensive ranking, the qs World University ranking also includes five disciplines: art and humanities, engineering technology, life science and medicine, natural science, social science and management. It is worth mentioning that the University of Melbourne ranks first in finance and psychology 10. Some relatively young Australian universities, which were established late, also performed well. For example, in the field of social sciences, Deakin University founded in 1974 ranks 23rd in the world, and Curtin University founded in 1967 ranks 37th. In the field of engineering, Newcastle University was founded in 1965, and its civil engineering ranks 45th in the world. Macquarie University, founded in 1964, ranks 48th in the world in psychology.

Beware of the temptation of "conditional admission"

How to successfully apply for the "Big Eight"?

First, have you chosen a school and major that you can meet the requirements? Factors to consider include how my grades are. Is the domestic institution I am currently studying "985 Project", "2 1 1 Engineering" or a non-"21/Engineering" institution? Because the admission requirements of different institutions are different, for example, the Business School of Melbourne University requires students studying in the "985 Project" institutions to provide an average score of 75 points, while "2 1 1 project" needs to provide 80 points and non-"21/project" needs to reach 90 points. Does my major have anything to do with my intention major? For example, the brewing major requires undergraduates to have a basic knowledge of biology and chemistry. What are the language requirements of this course? How is my IELTS score?

Second, determine the best time to apply for a position. Most colleges and majors are admitted on a first-come-first-served basis, but dentistry, nutrition and other majors are the first choice.

Third, the preparation of application materials. Applying for undergraduate courses requires college entrance examination scores, high school scores, IELTS scores, and notarization of high school diplomas; To apply for a master's degree, you need at least six semesters of Chinese and English transcripts, proof of study, IELTS scores and special application materials, such as works. She reminded that institutions that recognize the results of the college entrance examination will basically be admitted soon as long as they meet the requirements. It only takes two weeks for a college entrance examination student to apply for admission this year, provided that he gets a qualified IELTS score in advance.

Fourth, we should be alert to the temptation of conditional admission. Ask yourself repeatedly whether you can meet the conditions of unconditional admission after getting conditional admission, including language scores and average scores. She gave an example. A classmate got the conditional admission notice of Monash University's applied finance major in advance, provided that he got an average score of 83 points when he graduated, but his score was only 80 points. The school considered that the students did not meet the requirements and cancelled the admission.

The above is an introduction to the matters needing attention in applying for studying abroad in eight famous universities in Australia. Students who want to study in Australia, if interested in eight famous universities, can learn about the relevant content through this article, hoping to help them.

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