I. Academic requirements
It is a strict requirement to apply for postgraduate courses at the University of New South Wales and complete a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) recognized by the university. The admission scores of each major are different.
Most master's courses have professional restrictions, such as actuarial science, IT and medicine need the same or the same professional background, and finance, actuarial science and other majors also need students' mathematical and statistical abilities. Most business majors need a GMAT score of not less than 550; The MBA course requires more than 2 years management experience; Design, architecture and other courses have portfolio requirements.
Second, the language conditions.
English requirements are soft requirements, which can be made up by completing language classes. During the epidemic, you can take IELTS online test, TOEFL online test or multi-national test.
1. Basic conditions: IELTS: the total score of IELTS is 6.5, and the single item is not less than 6.0; Or TOEFL iBT total score 90, writing 23, other 22; Or TOEFL; The total score of pBT is 577, and the lowest TWE is 5.0.
2. Some majors have higher language requirements, such as ArtsandSocialSciences, Architectural Environment, and Postgraduate Courses of Law, which require IELTS score of 7.0, with no less than 6.0 for each item; Or TOEFL iBT total score 94, writing 25, other 23; Or TOEFL; The total score of pBT is 589, and the lowest TWE is 5.0.
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