1, two-year intensive bachelor degree courses: such as Bond University, Charette University, Curtin Institute of Technology, Sydney Campus. A two-year bachelor's degree course is to compress a three-year course into two years; Its remarkable feature is that it shortens the long vacation of Australian universities, changing from two semesters to three semesters a year, increasing the course density and saving one year. At the same time, you can also apply for credit reduction, which can be said to be the fastest way to get a bachelor's degree.
2. Credit relief for universities with ordinary academic system (three years of business and four years of science and technology): Don't change majors, and get credit relief to the maximum extent. Such as Modoc University, Canberra University, Flinders University, Griffith University, Swinburne University, Deakin University, etc. Central Queensland University offers generous credit relief. A bachelor's degree needs 1.5-2.5 years, so I'm calm. However, the credit relief for two-year college students is very limited.
3. College students who have completely changed their majors can apply for exemption from matriculation, with the widest choice of majors and institutions.
4, diploma IBT express course: students can choose to study business, management, computer IT, mass media, tourism hotel management, design, engineering, nursing and other popular majors. You can enter the first year of college for 8 months, and then enter the sophomore courses of 7 famous universities, such as Sydney University of Technology, Queensland University of Technology, Adelaide University, Monash University, Macquarie University, Deakin University, University of South Australia, etc. In addition, you can also enter the affiliated colleges of some universities, such as MonashCollege and Insearch College of Sydney University of Technology, and then enter the sophomore year of these universities after studying for 8 months.
Study abroad program for junior college students-promotion to master's degree
At present, many Australian universities are known to offer postgraduate courses for China students, such as Newcastle University, Bond University and Griffith University. And the academic system is generally 1-2 years. However, this kind of course requires higher IELTS for students, generally requiring 6.5 (no less than 6.0 for a single subject). Of course, students who can't meet the standards for the time being can also choose the language course transition. In addition, the average score of college students for three years is better than 75, so as to win a wider range of choices. Generally speaking, Australian universities will start school twice in 1 year, and the start time is 1 respectively, in February and July, and some schools will start school again around May. Students had better start applying six months in advance. For college students with no work experience, if they want to apply for a master's degree directly, there are fewer schools and majors to choose.
1, direct master course. At present, a considerable number of students in Australian universities who have received three or two years of junior college education and have a certain number of years of relevant work experience directly enter the master's program. For example, in university of tasmania, the university offers postgraduate courses in administration, international business, marketing, business administration and information technology, and offers scholarships to outstanding students.
2. Postgraduate preparation course+master's course. Generally speaking, this kind of course needs to go to the postgraduate preparatory course or postgraduate diploma course first, and then to the master's course, with a period of 2-3 years. The tuition is moderate and the time is saved. For example, Adiskwan University (ECU) and Perth Institute of Business Technology (PIBT), their main majors are business administration, e-commerce and professional marketing. International business, professional accounting, mass media, computer science, information technology, network computing, etc.