Master s degree, Australia, UK, which should I choose

Australia is relatively close, the jet lag is not big, and Australia has koalas, hahaha. I digress Actually, we should consider comprehensively, not just the place. It also depends on the school and major.

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Comparison of Australian Masters and UK Masters in all aspects:

1. Course difficulty.

Both Australian and UK master's programs are more difficult than undergraduate programs, but UK degree programs are more difficult. Master's programs in the UK have a strong focus on theoretical knowledge and academic research, with a focus on students' thinking and originality. Whereas master's programs in Australia focus on practice and application, and encourage students to practice research.

Therefore, for those students who are good at practice and application, they can choose a master's program in Australia. However, if you want to delve deeper into theoretical knowledge and ways of thinking, then a UK master's course will be more suitable for you.

2. Fees. In terms of fees, Australia and the United Kingdom are both high-fee countries. The cost of a master's program in Australia is usually higher than that of a master's degree in the UK.

However, Australia** has a program that offers scholarships for international students. Master's programs in the UK are relatively expensive, but many UK universities also offer some scholarships to help international students pay for tuition fees and living expenses. Therefore, in terms of cost, international students can choose according to their own situation.

3. Job opportunities.

For international students, finding a good job is an important purpose of studying abroad. Both Australia and the United Kingdom are economic powerhouses that offer many job opportunities. However, it is relatively easy to find a good job in the UK, because the UK is an international country with a high English penetration rate, and many multinational companies have their headquarters in the UK or their European headquarters in the UK.

If you want to find a job in a multinational company, then the UK will be a better choice. The job opportunities for international students in Australia are also very good, but relatively few. However, finding a good job in Australia can make it easier to obtain permanent residency in Australia.

Fourth, where to go after graduation.

A master's degree is usually designed to improve an individual's comprehensive ability and vocational skills, so where you go after graduation is also very important. Both Australian and British master's degrees are internationally recognised and have excellent reputations. However, in some fields and industries, a master's degree in certain regions will be more advantageous.

For example, in finance and business, London's universities and business schools have been academically leading the world.

If you need to know more detailed application requirements of each university, 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:

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The query is as follows:

Hello, 1Australia has a visa requirement for IELTS, and you say that you can't pass the visa below IELTS.

2.New South Wales, Australia is a 5-star university with high admission requirements, but this university's engineering program is the first in Australia, and the media major is not very top-notch.

Although the overall ranking of Nottingham Trent in the UK is not very high, the media of this school is very top-notch and is known as the cradle of British media talents. And the school's graduate employment rate is the highest in the UK.

3.The tuition and living expenses in the UK cost about 250,000 yuan a year, but now that the tuition fees in Australia have risen, it is not much different.

4.After graduating from studying in the UK, you can work there for two years, and you can stay in Australia for half a year to one year.

5.Australia is a good immigration, and the UK is not easy to immigrate.

Study abroad positioning, you can use the study abroad volunteer reference system to see how many students in the system who are similar to yours have successfully applied to this school or those majors, and see how many of their minimum scores can be admitted, and you can know the grade requirements of the application.

It can also be seen from the admission score that undergraduates have more knowledge in junior and senior high schools than junior college students, and generally speaking, undergraduates will be better than junior college students as a whole, and the employment rate is higher. Of course, junior college students will also have very good talents, they may have an average level of exams, but the school and society are two different rules of the game, and the fact that undergraduates perform better under the rules of the school does not mean that all undergraduates can be better than junior college students under the rules of the game in society.

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Problem description: Which of these two countries is easier to apply for a master's degree, it would be good to be able to apply to a general school, I don't have any hope for a prestigious school, and which one is easier to immigrate in the future? I studied science and engineering, but I want to change my major in liberal arts, so I don't know if I can.

Analysis: If you want to immigrate, of course, you have to go to Australia, the UK is basically no play, and some immigrants in Australia have full scores and you can immigrate directly after graduation.

If you have an average score of more than 80 during your undergraduate degree, you can even apply for the best universities in Australia, and the top 10 universities in the UK are still relatively difficult to enter.

The UK is more expensive, but Australia is not the only one. I'm going to apply for both.

I studied in Australia, started in high school, and have been working for 2 years after graduating from graduate school

Don't listen to the intermediaries. I'll help you analyze it:

If you come to Australia for undergraduate:

Advantages: 1The success rate of finding a job after graduation will be much higher than the success rate of your master's degree. This is in Australia).

2.In addition, when you are studying in Australia as an undergraduate, you can make more friends than you do in graduate school. Nor will it be a single Chinese.

Disadvantages: 1Duplication of academic qualifications. If you return home after graduation. Actually, there is no need to go to undergraduate school.

2.Generally, it takes 3 years. Waste of energy. Waste of money.

If you go straight to graduate school:

Advantages: 1Getting a master's degree is a great help for returning to your home country to find a job.

2.It saves a lot of money compared to going to an undergraduate, and the courses are relatively small. If you are studying in the same major as your undergraduate program. You may be able to apply for a class exemption. The average graduate student can finish it in a year.

Disadvantages: 1If you stay in Australia in the future, it is very difficult to find a job in a large company with an Australian master's degree alone, of course.

If you're super capable, you're super good at learning. It's easy to find, I'm just general. I graduated from graduate school.

My classmates and I were looking for jobs with our undergraduate diplomas. Submit your resume with a graduate diploma, basically no one wants to see you. Because the higher the education, the more money they have to give you.

But you're not worth that much money.

When I say work, I'm talking about a big company, not a small company).

Finally, I hope you can immigrate to Australia, no matter what you do here, there is no pressure, it is very suitable for life

I have an undergraduate degree, and of course I have a master's degree. Study a master's degree in accounting, accounting is an immigration major. Looking for a job depends on personal karma, I can't say this. Some people get a job within a week of graduation, and some can't find a job for a year.

In fact, if you are in a situation like yours, you can directly apply for a master's degree, but if your financial conditions allow, it is better to go to a bachelor's degree and then study for a master's degree. Let me give you a brief reason.

The undergraduate degree in Australia is three years, and there is usually another year of preparatory course, but in a situation like yours, you can basically enter the undergraduate directly. In the case of master's programs, it is generally only one year. You said that you are a junior college in China, and then you take the self-exam, and if you go to Australia for a year, what can you learn......However, if you have limited financial resources and just want to go out for a year and then get a master's diploma, you can go directly to study for a master's degree and have a returnee status when you come back.

Bachelor's degree in Australia is very discounted if it is taught... It is recommended that you go to another country if you want to read it.

1.Of course, it is a direct master's degree, two years of study, and 4 6 IELTS after graduation will give you a two-year post study work visa, no limit.

2.Both undergraduate and master's degrees can get an Australian accounting immigration assessment, and there is no difference from an immigration point of view, 3The master's degree sounds higher in Chinese (in fact, there is not much difference between the undergraduate and master's degree in Australia in terms of teaching depth, which is completely different from the Chinese bachelor's degree to master's degree), the undergraduate system is three years, you need to study for two years without credits, and the master's degree is directly applied for two years.

4.In Australia, employment does not matter whether you have a bachelor's degree or a master's degree, it mainly depends on your personal ability, English proficiency, and communication skills.

You can directly upgrade to a master's degree.

IELTS, no less than 6 in a single subject, under the age of 40, 40-500,000 yuan or more financial guarantee, if you have an average score of more than 80 points in the three years of junior college, you can transfer to a good university.