Australian graduate students usually have a two-year academic system or a one-and-a-half-year academic system, but they are also divided into one year, one-and-a-half years, two years and three years according to their majors. For example, accounting, IT, engineering and other majors can have a variety of academic systems to choose from. International students can further choose the academic system according to their own wishes.

For example:

1. Three-year postgraduate course: Doctor of Law, University of Technology Sydney, australian catholic university, majoring in business administration and business.

2. Two-year postgraduate courses: James Cook University Professional Accounting, Bond University Accounting, Sydney University of Technology Architecture, Linde University Tourism, Victoria University Communication, etc.

3. One-and-a-half-year postgraduate courses: Newcastle University majoring in international business, Newcastle University majoring in accounting, Wollongong University majoring in logistics, Sydney University of Technology majoring in project management, Macquarie University majoring in business, etc.

Entry requirements in Australia:

1. If you choose to go to Australia for postgraduate study, the average score of domestic universities should reach 75 or above, and the requirements of prestigious schools are usually around 85.

2. Studying for a master's degree usually requires an IELTS score of 6.5 and a single subject of not less than 6. Individual majors require IELTS score of 7, and the single subject is not less than 6.5, such as education, medicine and translation.

3. Students who are not 2 1 1 in China need to provide Tsinghua certification for their degree certificates.

4. Some majors also need to provide GMAT or GRE exams. Classes like Melbourne University need to provide GMAT scores. Therefore, before applying for a school, students must find out whether they have applied for an extra exam.