M.D from University Of Melbourne [UNIMELB], Melbourne - Fees & Admission Details 2024
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- Likes:
- The most likeable thing is that we get a good blend of research faculty and industry-aligned faculties.
Course Curriculum:
The assignments would be more of case studies which are like real-world problems and through discussions and brainstorming we are supposed to find the solution. About the course structure, it is divided into a lecture of 2 hrs and 1-hour tutorial where the class is divided into a small group and the lecture content is discussed.
Fees:
Approx 24k AUD per semester.
- Likes:
- Quality of teaching, Infrastructure
- Dislikes:
- Sem is only for 4 months so I feel it is quite fast-paced, No placements
Course Curriculum:
It is up to date is what I would say and they keep an eye on the industry updates too. We have internships and capstone subjects which is optional but it gives a lot more exposure.
Fees:
AUD 99,881
- Likes:
- I absolutely love the University of Melbourne for several reasons. First, the infrastructure is state-of-the-art, providing a conducive environment for both learning and research. Additionally, the university hosts weekly events that not only enrich the academic experience but also offer fantastic opportunities for networking and personal growth. The diversity on campus is another highlight; it's truly inspiring to be surrounded by students and faculty from all over the world. The vibrant campus life keeps every day exciting and full of new experiences. Lastly, the university's strong industry connections enhance our learning with real-world applications and open up numerous pathways for future careers.
- Dislikes:
- While there's a lot to appreciate about the University of Melbourne, there are a few areas that could be improved. One aspect is the high cost of living and tuition, which can be a significant burden for many students. Additionally, the academic workload is sometimes overwhelming, which can affect work-life balance, especially for those also handling part-time jobs or extracurricular activities. Another issue is that some administrative processes can be slow or bureaucratic, which can be frustrating when trying to resolve issues quickly. Lastly, while the university offers many resources, navigating them can be challenging for new students, who might struggle to find the right support at the right time.
Course Curriculum:
Since I'm still in my first semester, my experience with the course curriculum and academics at the University of Melbourne has been quite positive so far. The syllabus for the Master of Information Systems feels updated and relevant, incorporating the latest trends and technologies in the field. While I haven't had extensive industrial exposure or research experience just yet, the program structure does promise practical learning opportunities and interactions with industry professionals through various modules. This approach ensures that we, as students, are not only academically prepared but also industry-ready by the time we graduate.
Fees:
Indicative first-year fee (2024) AUD$53,792 Indicative total course fee (2024) AUD$110,273
- Likes:
- The flexibility in choosing courses and change degrees midway.,
- The best part I feel about my University is that despite being a commerce student, I have the freedom to choose a maximum of 6 subjects from any other field than that of my focus for example I can choose to study one subject course of computer science, or biology, or even fine arts and theatre
- Dislikes:
- I dislike the fact that a students has to be an over achieving student to receive any honorary awards or scholarships. I personally feel it to be a tedious task as I work part time and study, so I find it difficult to excel in all aspects of university such as grades and extracurricular activities
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum updates every semester and assignments are relevant to current world scenarios. Most assignments require heavy research and critical thinking. Industrial exposure can be obtained through many programs offered by the university such as the Melbourne Employability Accelerator.
Fees:
For international students studying Bachelor of Commerce, the average fee is $175,000 AUD for the whole course and approximately $5500 AUD for each unit on an average.
- Likes:
- University of Melbourne is the highest ranked university in Australia, and what attracted me to it was the "Melbourne Model" which allows students to study subjects under different faculties. This was particularly interesting to me since I wanted to experiment with different subjects before making up my mind about my career. Furthermore, Melbourne is one of the best cities to live in, offering opportunities to learn about different cultures and ways of life. All these factors in cumulation made UniMelb my first choice!,
- The academic flexibility with regards to shifting your majors or studying subjects under different faculties, cross-cultural exposure given the international nature of the university and the myriad of internship or paid employment opportunities at one's disposal.
- Dislikes:
- University life in Australia can get quiet isolating given the divide between domestic and international students. I found the lack of sense of belonging to the most promising challenge. Moreover, the curriculum is structured to emphasizes independence and self-reliance, which can pose a significant challenge for students coming from diverse educational backgrounds.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is updated every year which makes it quite relevant and interesting.
Fees:
The annual fees amounts to $40,000 which is about to 22 lakh rupees.
- Likes:
- University of Melbourne's world-class ranking and multi-cultural research environment attracted me.
Course Curriculum:
My course was entirely based on research and I learned the latest data processing techniques, big data analytics on High-performance computing and presented my work to industrial partners.
Fees:
It was 48000 AUD/year for the PhD Science.
- Likes:
- Good Ranking in the domain I work and professor profile. Also dual doctoral prospect was also an important factor.
Course Curriculum:
Courses are up to date and aligned with industry requirements. Opportunity to attend lot of seminars and conferences. Helps in exposure of work and overall knowledge regarding what others are pursuing.
Fees:
None (Fully waived under scholarship).
- Likes:
- The Faculty members were excellent and very supportive .,
- The university offers variety of programes.,
- The placement is very good and easily available
- Dislikes:
- Too flexible you have to search your own timetable.,
- its really hard I do not think the entry scores reflect how hard the course is,
- You cannot find proper space to study, too many people in libraries
Course Curriculum:
The course was excellent and I came to learn very new things there The faculty was amazing and very much supportive. Everything was crystal clear The faculty-student ratio was balanced and managed very well.
Fees:
I was able to pay my fees smoothly because everything was pre-planned. My parents were very supportive and I also had my past savings. You can pay your fees online or over the phone using BPAY. Please make your decisions wisely in terms of finances.
Course Curriculum:
Course build up your knowledge and makes competitive to introduce you into the world market
Fees:
$93939 ( AUD) is the total fee for my course over 2 years
Course Curriculum:
As per the study experience is concerned, it was one of the best that I have ever seen. There is study pressure because the approach to study or the way we are taught here is poles apart from what we are taught back in India. Back in India, we do get a lot of spoon feeding like you have your tuition material, you have a lot of easy material to digest basically and over here, 99% of it is self taught. You have to be on top of the things from the very first week.
Fees:
AUD$93,939
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