Macquarie, Adelaide, Deacon, which is better to study accounting?

To graduate easily, Deacon is the easiest of the three.

I studied for a master's degree in engineering in Adelaide, and I know undergraduates who studied accounting, and several of them failed and retook them.

Macquarie's accounting is very good, but it is difficult to read.

Tuition fees in Adelaide are not very high, and the city has low rents and a low cost of living.

Macquarie's tuition fees are a bit higher, and rents in Sydney are expensive, with a high cost of living.

Deakin is in Melbourne, a city where the cost of living is between Adelaide and Sydney, tuition fees are not very high, and it is relatively easy to graduate.

The three universities have about the same amount of study time. Of course, if you fail the exam and retake it, of course it will take a long time.

We Chinese always think that it is a famous university to find a job, in fact, this is not the case in Australia, if it is a bachelor's degree graduation, it is better to find a job than a master. I know a lot of people who graduated from 3 and 4 star schools and got jobs. On the contrary, there are many people who graduate from good universities and cannot find a job.

The key is to be able to graduate, and preferably have an internship experience before graduation.

Good luck! The failure rate of the Adelaide Master is not particularly high, but there are 2 to 3 people in each class each semester (not that there are 2 to 3 people fail in a class, but that there are 2 to 3 people in all courses in each semester).

I was studying engineering at the time, and my master's degree was only one year, and there were about 3 or 4 Chinese students who had failed records.

I've seen undergraduates who study accounting fail, but not many.

Melbourne house prices are actually higher than Adelaide, not particularly high, between Sydney and Adelaide. The food in Chinese supermarkets is cheaper than in Adelaide, because a lot of the food in Adelaide's Chinatown is shipped from Sydney and Melbourne.

If you share a house with someone else, the average for a week is about 120 to 170 in Melbourne, I mean the average, depending on which area you live in; If you cook by yourself, 60 to 120 a week is enough, plus ** fee, transportation expenses... The annual living expenses are about 10,000 to 10,000 Australian dollars, multiplied by today's exchange rate, about 60,000 to 90,000 yuan a year. Of course, this is not necessarily the case when the exchange rate changes.

It is much easier to find a job in Melbourne than in Adelaide, and I just didn't find a job in Adelaide and found it in another city.

Of course, you can also study in Adelaide and then look for a job in other cities, Adelaide is generally a good school, of course, it is definitely a little more difficult than Deacon. But it's not an exaggeration, just try not to do those 2 or 3 failures.

Macquarie is better, but it's hard to graduate.

Do you need to ask ... Macquarie, of course ... It is also the most difficult to graduate, and it is also the most expensive.

But if you are determined to emigrate and not go back, it basically doesn't matter which school you go to.

Macquarie's accounting is the best!

Are you applying for a master's degree or a bachelor's degree?

It is recommended to go to Adelaide, which is relatively moderately difficult, and there seems to be a plus point for immigrants in remote areas. There will also be less pressure on the employment side than in Sydney and Melbourne.

Deakin is relatively easy, but it's hard to find a job after graduation unless you don't mind what to do.

The University of Adelaide is one of the top eight schools, and Macquarie's accounting major is also very good, and to be honest, every school is about the same.

The Accounting & Marketing programme at the University of Adelaide provides students with comprehensive knowledge relevant to the field of accounting and marketing. The University of Adelaide's business programs are widely recognised for the high quality of their teaching and the excellent achievements of their graduates. The school also attaches great importance to the development of students' personal interests and hobbies, so that students can get all-round development rather than just learning professional knowledge.

Macquarie's accounting is indeed very good, in Australia I personally think it is indeed the first, its curriculum and requirements are much more difficult than other schools, if you successfully graduate, your accounting professional level will improve a lot, but if it is only for immigration or gilding, it is highly recommended not to come to MQ, because the academic pressure is too great.

McKanri University is Australian, while Cardiff University is British, and the two universities are not at all in the same country, and they are far apart, and the two universities are not comparable.

Go to Cardiff University.

Study abroad, the United Kingdom and the United States, is still preferred; This is followed by Australia and Canada.