The ‘Group of Eight’ universities include:
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In 2003, 35,000 international students studied towards a coursework master’s, ten times more than the number studying most popular areas of study for international postgraduate economics, information technology, and engineering and related technologies.
Australian business schools consistently appear in the top 100 of world rankings of business of general and specialist MBA
Since 1910, Australia has been using distance education to reach students in remote areas of the country. Now, it is a world leader in distance to those students who are unable to study abroad.
Graduate admissions and entry requirements Admissions requirements vary,
though in general for Masters courses at leading Australian universities a good bachelor’s strong academic track record will you will need strong academic credentials including a master’s will also be required to submit a research proposal outlining your intended area of research, the original contribution that your demonstrating the feasibility and suitability of your chosen topic.
advice for those thinking of applying to graduate courses in Australia: “Make sure the course or research area you would like to If you wish to do research, make sure you have a good idea of what you wish to research, prepare your research proposal carefully, and placed to supervise you.”
Graduate scholarships and funding Australian universities receive generous government funding and
the cost of a degree down under is and USA, as are general living costs. There are a variety of scholarships available to graduate students, both from individual universities and independent bodies.
Visas and immigration
To study in Australia, you need to be granted a student visa. Visa your country and level of study, though in general you will need to provide: registered Australian course
In some cases you will need to demonstrate English language score
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