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- It was the only university with Work integrated learning and it is the best university in Victoria.
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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).
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I really like it, and the subjects on offer really match up with what you do in the real world and it's just such a great uni. Like there are so many units in Melbourne that just make your study and study and they don't prepare you for a job.
Fees:
It's like just over $1000 per subject but it also depends on what course you're going to. We have to pay student amenities fees and it's all covered under HECS.
Course Curriculum:
I am doing my first semester so I cannot state my opinion for the whole course curriculum for my Associate Degree, but for the first semester, I am somewhat dissatisfied with it as there are units that have little relevance with IT, such as Workplace Communication in where you learn things as how to be empathetic. Units such as these feel like a waste of time, but more importantly a waste of money. Other then that, however, it seems fine and I am indifferent.
Fees:
The fees are quite average for an Australian university, however, as Students, Australian citizens are eligible for HECs Loans (interest-free Government loans to be paid off through future taxation) which allow low-income individuals to study and gain an education. I myself do have a HECs loan.
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