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- Likes:
- For visa process is easy, getting PR and citizenship. and university is top3 in Australia and its growth is immense.,
- I like about my Uni life is all about freedom which university provides to explore new ideas and way to implement them in our life.,
- Every semester there will be new challenges to appear at the same moment it helps to evolve into new version of ourselves.,
- University also helps students by providing part-time/casual jobs in university itself with various roles and it helps students participate in clubs and other activities.
- Dislikes:
- The dislike is fees structure they increase in every semester. The parking problem which is not having any space during class start time, and also the class enrollment process. I think this are the problem which I faced during my university time.
Course Curriculum:
The course syllabus is updated and relevant every year with upcoming methods and knowledge. Industrial exposure or research experience I can't share that because it varies from student to student.
Fees:
Tuition fees 16000, unit 5000.
- Likes:
- ECU is recognized for best education provider for cyber security overall in Australia, and I research about the program and thought of going forward with it.,
- "There's nothing specific which is unique or special about this place. To an outsider, it would seem the most normal thing ever and yes, it is no doubt. “it's nothing but everything” I won't start mentioning the points that people here, have already talked about ( pros and cons). I guess what I like might be subjective and I don't want any debates about that(Our Campus is way too cute and lovely)."
- Dislikes:
- I don't hate anything about college per se. There are some human behaviors and personality traits I don't like, but these also occur outside of college. As a student, more than anything else, I wished I had more spending money. I was on an extremely tight budget with no money for dating or entertainment. This had not been true for me in high school because I had a part-time job and could use my parents' car. As a college student, I had more freedom, but in some ways I was unable to take advantage of the freedom.,
- As a university student, you may have some professors who are better than others, and some professors may use grading criteria you don't like. Although this is not pleasant, learning to deal with it effectively may help you to prepare for your work life after graduation. We all have to deal with people who have power in organizations and use that power in ways we do not like.,
- University is a wonderful educational experience. It's not always pleasant, but even the unpleasant experiences may teach you important lessons. If you keep that in mind, you may benefit more from university than if you focus on what you hate about it.
Course Curriculum:
Yes, I had research experience during my last semester where I dealt with digital forensics case study where the victim was found to be downloading guns pictures on his drive.
Fees:
Estimated $50,000.
Course Curriculum:
It was ACS (Australian Computer Society) approved curriculum, and getting this approval is not easy. The criteria are very strict to maintain a high quality of education. Moreover, all my units are industry-based and industry-oriented.
Fees:
12,00,000 INR is the program fee.
Course Curriculum:
Provides a clear idea of the course and helps to set priorities.
Fees:
Fees can be paid for each semester or more if you wish. Most international students receive a 20% off discount from your postgraduate course. Additionally if you pay before a deadline, you receive 1000$ off from your next semester fee. The total course fee for the 2 years is 59,000$. It includes all additional support provided by university and access to university wifi, library, etc.
Course Curriculum:
It's good, covers a range of areas.
Fees:
The cost per unit is around $1200. which adds up to approximately $5000 per semester, and around $35,000 for the whole course. unsure of scholarships for international students. haven't heard of any scholarships in general. The international student rate is quite high. I have a student loan is taken out- HECS debt which I will pay off after I start earning.
Course Curriculum:
Only two females studying Electrical Engineering in my batch. The teaching method is acceptable but could be better. Labs are perfect. Additional tutorials are available.
Fees:
The fee structure is changing every year. I would like to say that when I joined the fees were high therefore, I pay around $13,000 per semester. Nowadays, they offer 20% of scholarships for every student per semester which makes many students join this university. However, I was told that because I joined early I'm not eligible.
Course Curriculum:
I think it was more practical than my Bachelor Psychology degree that was done at a different university. It included subjects more relevant to practicing psychology such as how to conduct motivational interviewing, and how to conduct a behavioural assessment.
Fees:
It was a typical cost for an Australian government-funded university. It was around $7000 per year, but I could defer this payment and won't have to pay it back until I earn more money.
Course Curriculum:
Course content feels rushed, even though we have extra time off. The content is good well explained if w bit simple. Exams are worth too much of the final grade but it means fewer assignments throughout the year.
Fees:
Very expensive, government support. Textbooks are 200 each and the uniforms are 70 for one tunic. Lots of items are required and they are ridiculously expensive.
Course Curriculum:
It's very straight forward, the classes contained in my course are all very relevant and will be very helpful not only for the duration of the university but also in general life occurrences. If the work is difficult there is plenty of assistance.
Fees:
The current course I am in rolled in doesn't have any fees that is free however with other courses that I've looked at the fees of other courses weren't mentioned and it's very unclear to determine how much you have to pay.
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