Undergraduate study is generally 3-4 years, and medical and legal majors are 5 years and 6 years. Usually, students must choose their own professional subjects, and the courses are carried out step by step, with the aim of laying the foundation for advanced courses. It is worth mentioning that RMIT University has introduced an internship system. Business college undergraduates who have no work experience need to participate in a one-year paid internship and receive on-the-job training from big companies this year. This year's tuition fee is 65438+ 0/4 of the tuition fee for the ordinary academic year, which is very popular among international students. Australian companies welcome graduates with practical experience most, which is why most undergraduates of RMIT University can find satisfactory jobs immediately after graduation.
In addition, Australian universities offer honorary bachelor's degrees. Only after completing undergraduate study can you get an ordinary bachelor's degree. If you want to get an honorary bachelor's degree, you must study for another year. This year's study usually includes a deep understanding of the major and the completion of a paper. Honorary bachelor's degree courses are generally added after one year of ordinary undergraduate courses. Some honorary bachelors of science and engineering can directly study doctoral courses and cross-master courses. In addition, there is a double degree. Double degrees in Australia are more flexible than those in our country and can be combined in many ways, but the study time is only one year longer than that of ordinary undergraduate courses.