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- Likes:
- Infrastructure Is really world class from classrooms to buildings, to monitors n student connect n all the other support is accessible and really good
- Dislikes:
- campus is what I don't like since its a city campus it is scattered hence you can't gather with friends from different discipline as yours buildings are different hence you only get to connect with other people during social gathering or campus events
Course Curriculum:
the course is really relevant to the ever-changing tech industry, our curriculum is updated every year since it's an AI era hence it's really good as we always learn new things that too using the latest tools in the form of projects.
Fees:
The tuition fee is approximately $114k AUD for a 3-year bachelor's program without a scholarship; it includes 288 units, that is, 6 semesters and 48 units per sem.
- Likes:
- It had the best course in my interest and was in the prime location.,
- The student life was great and interactive and the research infrastructure helped me focus more towards my interest.
- Dislikes:
- Nothing much really.
Course Curriculum:
They were not as recent as expected- the course and data were 6-10 years old.
Fees:
2 years were 50k AUD.
- Likes:
- The reason I chose RMIT University was because I was aware of the course curriculum they had to offer along with the modern infrastructure they possessed. Some of my acquaintances who live in Australia also suggested that this was a good university to attend and as my undergraduate degree was focused in Financial markets I felt a Masters degree in Finance would be the way to go.,
- The state of infrastructure is extremely good, coupled with state of the art technology. The faculty consist of distinguished professors from various fields. The amount of extra curricular activities that are hosted by the different clubs and societies make it a place to be.
- Dislikes:
- I have not been at the university for quite a long time. It has only been a semester since I started studying at this university. It would be very difficult for me to pinpoint what I dislike about the university but of the top of my head, providing avenues of internship opportunities even to first year students would seem a little progressive.
Course Curriculum:
The course syllabus covers all the topics needed to understand the dynamic landscape of the respective fields. I also had the chance to participate in an industry experience program which helped me foster connections with different people and work on a real life project.
Fees:
The total tuition fees for a Master of Finance degree is around 70K AUD for 2 years. Annually, it is around 35K AUD.
- Likes:
- RMIT is a well renowned university, i had a few known who already did their Masters from RMIT, I researched about it and felt like the course offers what i was looking for, the fee was in my budget too.,
- RMIT is a well known university, the teachers were amazing, helpful, the university have a multicultural environment. Once you become a student you can get a lot of extra perks, free access to the biggest library in Victoria, tons of certification courses for free and a lot more.
- Dislikes:
- If you live far from the city and you can’t get your timetable perfectly managed it would be a difficult to commute. The timetable works on firstcome first serve basis so if you miss the opportunity you’ve to travel a lot. And that’s gonna waste a lot of your time. They don’t entertain more than 15 students per class so you need to be fast to get yourself enrolled into classes for 2 days per week which makes the commute worth.
Course Curriculum:
They have recently updated the course so it’s pretty much what you need to stay on track, they do it in every few years.
Fees:
It was somewhere around 60,000 AUD after scholarship.
- Likes:
- Based on my thorough research, I was firm that I want to pursue Master of Data Science and that to in Melbourne city. After that I had applied in four Melbourne based universities and got acceptance from all of them. Then, I had skimmed down the list based on university ranking, academic structure, location and amenities.
- Dislikes:
- I completed my graduation during the time of Covid19, which was entirely different phase and being an international student, I was expecting decent amount of assistance during that phase from the university. In terms of fees reduction, providing aid to work from setup, mental assistance but none of these things were considered.,
- The most important point is that they need to provide guidance to the students after graduation to get placement. It's really hard to get job especially for the students who are freshers.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is well updated with the technology but need to put extra emphasis on practical exposure. I got chance to work with the host company for post graduate project but most of them had very little to offer.
Fees:
$56,000 per annum.
- Likes:
- RMIT university offers one of the best analytics programs with lot of electives to make you specialize in one specific sector which was my ultimate goal
Course Curriculum:
Courses are continuously updated to fit into industrial standards and well structures with lot of resources. We had a WIL project which gave us lot of industrial exposure with a final project.
Fees:
$38,400/year
- Likes:
- It was the only university with Work integrated learning and it is the best university in Victoria.
Course Curriculum:
The batch after mine had their syllabus updated. In my last semester, I have an option to obtain Work integrated learning or Research. You need to score minimum 2.8 GP/4 to secure an interview for work integrated learning. If not you will have to choose research. I scored well and got an internship which was my main purpose to join this university.
Fees:
My fee was 58000 AUD(30 Lakhs approx) for 2 years. But as dollar rate increased, I had to pay almost 33 lakhs (excluding living cost).
- Likes:
- Perfect course content and great faculties with bearable study pressure.
Course Curriculum:
The course is continuously updated with new subjects so we do not need to worry about staying up to date with the then industry. In the final year, we had live project as well which gave us a sense of the market process as well.
Fees:
54k AUD
- Likes:
- RMIT is best University for IT course. Also the fees are average.
Course Curriculum:
The syllabus was very much up-to-date. It was more practical than theoretical. In every assignments you have to do brainstorming which is good for future.
Fees:
40Lac rupees
Course Curriculum:
RMIT offers a number of bachelor's courses and post-graduate courses in different fields like management, science, engineering, fashion and design, mechanical etc. Studying at RMIT will expose you to new people, places and ideas. The faculties of RMIT University continually evolve to meet modern study standards, specialise in practical, industry-based learning. Students graduate with excellent technical skills and in-depth experience of current industry practices that employers value.
Fees:
RMIT offered a number of bachelor's programs and post-graduate degrees in the stem of management, science, engineering, fashion and design, mechanical, lifestyle etc. There are many ways to pay your RMIT fees, including online using a Visa or Mastercard, from an overseas bank account. A VET Student Loan (VSL) is a government loan that allows you to defer part or all of the cost of your studies. If you have an approved HELP loan or VSL, your fees will automatically defer to your loan shortly after each census date. Other academic expenses are included in overall tuition fees.
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