The recognition of Australian universities is higher in the south than in the north. When I applied for graduate studies in Australian universities, many people in my alma mater (a provincial normal university in the north) had no idea about Australian universities. I am a Chinese department of 1 1, and there are many Chinese departments of 12 (four or five? My alma mater's schoolmates have joined me, and the power of "example" ... The early legends of the University of Australia are relatively low-key, and the publicity has come up recently, but it is still not enough. Because of geographical reasons, the situation in the south is better, especially in the Pearl River Delta.

Undergraduate students in Australian universities may have higher recognition than graduate students. If they go to Taiwan Province Province to study, they will make it clear that Macao only recognizes the degree of the University of Macau and only the undergraduate degree. But it is not absolute. If you follow a Daniel when you study, the recognition of your tutor will enhance your recognition. This kind of thing, Daniel, can still be seen everywhere in Australian universities. The treatment of professors in Australian universities is said to be the first in Asia, which is quite attractive. Take the Chinese Department as an example. Yang Yi (Yang Yi _ Baidu Encyclopedia), Xu Daming (Xu Daming _ Baidu Encyclopedia) and Jeff (Jeff _ Baidu Encyclopedia) are all famous professors.

By the way, by the way, it's true that undergraduate students study in school, master students study in majors and doctoral students study in tutors. The more you study, the less you have to do with the school. Of course, we still can't ignore the school environment. In addition, there are great differences between departments of Australian universities. We have high requirements for language self-study. If you want to be a cow, you must read books and learn to write articles by yourself. Otherwise, there are few hard and fast rules except the final paper and a few in-class reports. It's up to you to hand in one paper to the teacher or five papers a semester. I only took the postgraduate exam twice in two years, but I haven't invigilated so many times. I heard from my finance classmates that they take exams all day and do a lot of research in groups, which is divided into three semesters a year. In addition, the requirements for admission are different, some don't have to take exams, some have written exams, some have interviews and so on. Therefore, if you want to go to an Australian university for postgraduate study, it is strongly recommended to find your brothers and sisters in the same department for information, otherwise the reference value is very small. Generally speaking, I feel that undergraduate life is rich, and exchange and AIESEC are mainly done by undergraduates. Although it seems that AIESEC UM is hung under the Graduate Association (there are only two independent corporate bodies in the University of Australia, the Student Association and the Graduate Association, and other organizations can only exist in the form of their member associations). Postgraduates focus on their own research, which is different from undergraduates.

Teaching quality, right? Is it above average? I have always said that the University of Australia is a local strongman. If Australian universities were not in Macao, but in any provincial capital city in the mainland, it would not be as good as it is now. After all, Macao is a special administrative region, and it is impossible for the central authorities not to pay attention to it. But it is impossible to focus on supporting the gambling industry. Why did the Prime Minister come to Macau to inspect the gambling table? As the representative of local higher education in Macao and the only public comprehensive university in Macao, Australasia University is naturally the best choice. In a word, give a key support and make a vision of "building a world-class university with regional characteristics" (by the way, my students later ridiculed themselves as "a world-class diploma workshop"). Well, this is also comparable to Wudaokou Technical School and Jishuitan Teachers College. Well, it seems that no school nickname dares to start with "world"), which is the next logical thing. Do you want to ask me whether Australian universities belong to "first-class" clubs? I'm in charge, but now the situation is that people like Tsinghua from Peking University and Hong Kong University are chatting in the club, and the Australian University has just stepped on the steps at the door.

This photo was very popular at that time. It was taken when the Fourth Hospital of Peking University and the University of Hong Kong signed a cooperation agreement to jointly build a joint research center for innovative drugs in China. On the right is Zhao Wei, President of Australian University. You can say that the photo shows the innocence and malice of Viagra, but in my eyes, it is indeed a true portrayal of the current situation in Australia.