I don't agree with the proposal on the first floor. You can study majors without background requirements in Australia. Moreover, it is feasible in theory to promote the master. 1, you should have a three-year report card and diploma from a junior college, plus you are required to be a school that can issue undergraduate degrees. If you are studying for a master's degree, there should be no problem according to the teacher's arrangement. The chances of passing are still very high. If you fail, you can take the exam yourself, but if you fail more than one course in a semester, the school may warn you that you have not studied hard, and if it is serious, you will cancel your visa and be ordered to return to China. If you don't consider math, you also have many choices. Griffith University: Master of Management, Master of Administration, Tourism Hotel Management, Exhibition Management. Master of human resource management. Waiting for Deakin University: Master of Commerce, Master of International Business, etc. University of South Australia, Eddie Covent University. As for the cost, I won't say it. Because there are too many, South Australia is cheaper, while Melbourne and Sydney are more expensive. The master's bridge usually lasts for 4 months. Master's degree is 2 years, and the majors are also 1.5 years and 1 year. Look up official website on the Internet. I hope it helps.