What are the differences between studying in Australia and the UK?

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As an ancient educational powerhouse, the UK's cultural heritage is self-evident, although Australia, as a Commonwealth country, has its education system rooted in the UK, and over time, Australia has gradually developed its own system.

1. Academic vs practical.

Universities tend to lean towards the academic aspect, while colleges focus on practical education. It is common to write **, give reports, and prepare for various difficult exams in college. After graduating from university, you can get an undergraduate degree, after which most people choose to go on to graduate school.

The college will also issue you certificates and diplomas, but outside of the classroom, more focus on accumulating work experience, most people will choose internships, basically few people will discuss academic issues, everyone talks about their own work content, company development and other aspects.

2. Long duration vs short duration of study.

There are four main forms of university education: a bachelor's degree of 3 years; Bachelor's degree with honours 4 years; Master's degree 1-2 years; Ph.D. 4-6 years. There are three main forms of study in the college: certificate duration of 1 year; Diploma duration: 2-3 years; Bachelor's degree 3-4 years.

3. High application requirements vs low application requirements.

The application requirements of universities are higher, with scores generally exceeding 80%, while elite schools require more than 85% of grades, and sometimes IELTS and TOEFL scores are also required. The admission standard of the college is much lower, with only 75% of the grades, and the language score requirements are also very low, and sometimes the grades of admitted students are lower than the average standard.

4. The college has a higher employment rate.

Colleges have a higher employment rate than universities. Because the purpose of the college is to cater to the needs of the job market and cultivate talents in short supply in society. During the school period, the college usually arranges a paid internship program, so that students can enter the corresponding position for internship during their studies.

During this time, students not only gain practical work experience, but also earn a certain amount of income**. Many colleges also work with companies to set up majors for large companies, and students from these majors can work directly in the company after graduation.

However, the first department, or the large association department, requires a university degree, and when applying for jobs that require professional training, college students have an advantage over university students. Therefore, which one to choose depends on the student's individual performance and the type of work they want to do in the future.

The above information is a general requirement, but because each school will have its own special requirements for different majors, if the university needs to know more detailed application requirements, you can check the successful cases of past applications through the study abroad volunteer reference system according to your own college background and grades, and the study abroad volunteer reference system is as follows:

In the study abroad volunteer reference system, we will see which schools the brothers and sisters of our departments have gone to, which majors they have applied for, how many frank language scores they have taken, and which study abroad agents they have used.

The query is as follows:

Studying in the UK is a little better than in Australia. The detailed comparison is as follows:

1. Study time.

1. United Kingdom: The British university system is relatively short, with 3 years for undergraduate and 1 year for master's degree.

2. Australia: Compared with the United Kingdom, Australia's education system is slightly longer, with 3-4 years of undergraduate and graduate years.

Second, the style of education.

1. United Kingdom: British universities advocate professional education and are more independent in their learning methods. Focus less on assignments** and more on lecture exams.

Generally, the professor points out the right direction for the student, and then the student needs to find the information and analyze it on his own. The class is class + exam, interspersed with group discussions, experiments and other forms.

2. Australia: Australian schools also emphasize independent learning, Australian universities have lectures, large classes for hundreds of people, smaller teaching assistant tutorial classes, group learning and individual exams. Australian universities are also very practice-oriented, and the coursework is still relatively heavy.

3. The level of institutions.

1. United Kingdom: British universities have an advantage over Australian universities in terms of quantity and overall quality, and the time to complete a degree is relatively short. Students have a wider range of options to study in the UK to receive a high-quality professional education, but the UK places a high value on undergraduate qualifications.

Many UK universities and majors will explicitly require undergraduate rankings, and even have their own lists.

2. Australia: The number of Australian universities is not as good as that of the United Kingdom, but the top universities are also recognized by the world, and the rankings are relatively high, and the admission in Australia is not very card undergraduate colleges, as long as you reach a certain score line, the school may admit you. Blind envy.

Fourth, the cost of consumption.

1. United Kingdom: Especially in London, the cost of living is high, however, most of the master's degrees in the UK are one-year, and the medical care for students is usually free.

2. Australia: The cost of living and tuition fees are lower than those in the UK, but the cost of travel is relatively expensive, and you need to pay additional overseas student health insurance. And the duration of the school is slightly longer.

If you are educated separately, it is recommended that you come to the UK The education in the UK is the best in the world, and every school is an inspiring education Come here for a short time and have a high degree, but the cost in the UK is relatively large, 20-30w per year, graduate students need IELTS 6, high school 5, if you are under 17 years old, you can be exempted from IELTS.

If you want to immigrate in the future, it is recommended to go to Australia Australia's education is also very good, the cost is not high, 15w a year, and you can apply for immigration after graduating with 300 hours of continuous work.

At present, you can directly apply for language courses in Australia, so you don't need to take IELTS, and after the language course, you can directly apply for universities or TAFE courses.

Undergraduate program: 3 years in the UK and 3 years in Australia.

Master's degree: 1 year in the UK, 1 year in Australia.

Cost of studying abroad: about 200,000 yuan per year in the United Kingdom, about 300,000 yuan in Australia. Strategy: Australian immigrants, people. Politics. Plan well.

Graduate work permit: none in the UK, about 2 years in Australia.

After the comparison, see what you pay more attention to.

Personally, I think the UK is better than the UK's humanistic atmosphere and integration with the international market.