Australia is a good choice for students who want to go to a master's degree by studying abroad, so what are the universities in Australia for a master's degree?Are these universities any good?Azure Australia study abroad teachers will take you to understand
First of all, I would like to introduce the situation of universities in Australia, there are currently more than 40 universities in Australia, and more than half of them, that is, more than 20 are offering post-secondary master's programs.
The overall strength of Australian universities is also strong in the world, including many of the world's top 100 or even top 50 schoolsWhat about strength?
From the perspective of rankings, there are several schools in Australia that offer post-secondary programs and (world rankings) are good:
University of Adelaide (89th in the world in QS 2024).
University of Wollongong (QS 2024, 162nd in the world).
University of Newcastle (QS 2024, 173rd in the world).
Deakin University (233rd in the world in QS 2024).
University of Tasmania (QS 2024, ranked 307th in the world).
Western Sydney University (QS 2024, 375th in the world).
Flinders University (QS 2024, ranked 381st in the world).
James Cook University (415th in the world in QS 2024).
University of Canberra (QS 2024, ranked 424th in the world).
Edith Cowan University (529th in the world in QS 2024).
Charles Sturt University (QS 2024, ranked 601-610 in the world).
Australian Catholic University (QS 2024, ranked 801-850 in the world).
In a word:
Tertiary students with good conditions can apply to the top 100 schools (Adelaide, one of the eight universities in Australia), and there are also high-quality schools such as the world's top schools.
Here are the schools listed above to make an introduction:
1. University of Adelaide: Founded in 1874, it is the third oldest university in Australia. As one of Australia's "Top 8" (a consortium of top research universities), the University of Adelaide is consistently ranked in the top 1% of the world university rankings, producing more than 100 Rhodes Prize scholars and five Nobel laureates.
2. The University of Wollongong (formerly known as the University of Wollongong): Founded in 1951 as a branch of the University of New South Wales, the University of Wollongong (formerly known as the University of New South Wales) is a comprehensive university focusing on education, engineering, science and technology, business and natural sciences.
3. University of Newcastle.
Founded in 1965 and formerly known as the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Newcastle, it is a comprehensive university with expertise in business, architecture, engineering, medicine and health sciences, and is one of the top ten research universities in Australia.
4. Deakin University.
Located in Victoria, Australia, it is one of Australia's largest public universities with over 55,000 students. The school's advantageous majors include accounting, finance, business, management and other business majors.
5. University of Tasmania.
Founded in 1890, Australia's four-star university is one of Australia's oldest schools. The School of Economics and Business (TSBE) has long-standing relationships with professional business organisations, corporate sectors, employer groups, as well as the AIEN College of Shanghai Ocean University (SOU) and the Hong Kong Global Education Organization (HKUE).
6. Western Sydney University.
Western Sydney University is located in New South Wales, one of Australia's fastest-growing regions. The school was founded in 1989, and although it is a "young" school, it is very strong. It has been ranked by Times Higher Education World Universities as one of the world's top 100 emerging universities less than 50 years ago.
7. Flinders University.
Founded in 1966, the school's business school has more than 100 industry partners. During their studies, students have the opportunity to work with the Big Four accounting firms, world-renowned FMCG companies, the South Australian sector** and major banks and financial institutions. Students can not only gain knowledge, but also help in employment.
8. James Cook University.
Founded in 1970, the school is one of Australia's top national research universities, the second oldest university in Queensland and a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities.
9. University of Canberra.
Founded in 1990, the school is located in Canberra. Ranked 17th in the world in the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2022, the school's graduate employment rate and starting salary are higher than those in Australia, according to the 2023 Good University Guide School Rankings.
10. Edith Cowan University.
Founded in 1902 and located in Perth, Western Australia, it is a comprehensive university with a long history and large scale in Western Australia. The school's business school master's program provides students with a wealth of internship opportunities, and students can have more employment opportunities after graduation.
The above is an introduction to which universities in Australia are for master's degrees, in general, Australia is still relatively friendly to domestic college students, and you can apply for many good schools and majors.