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Master of Information Technology [M.I.T]
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- Likes:
- UWA is one of the G8 universities in Australia, as well as it is recognized in the world. The location, Perth is very nice place to live as well as it's easier to get work visa and PR.,
- But the most important reason of all is that my elder brother was already here before I came so more of a reason to pick Perth.,
- The vast array of different facilities they provide from personal care to personal development. You will get food all throughout the campus. They have good medical clinic and pharmacy within the campus.,
- A good sports club you can join in to, as well as a well equipped gym. They have libraries that support collaborative activities as well as provide personal space where you can study in peace or simply relax.,
- The students come together to form clubs to promote various extra curricular activities ranging from career development and supporting world peace to providing simple and fun environments to make friends.,
- Mostly I love the teachers here who are always there for you whether you need help with the study or need advice on growing your career.
- Dislikes:
- It gets expensive. For all the facilities they provide they also charge a large amount of money to keep supporting them. Even any food that you will buy would be more expensive than the food you would get anywhere outside UWA.
Course Curriculum:
The way UWA teaches any subject is by focusing more on the practical aspects; theory is very simple and often not given much importance. The curriculum is updated to suit the industrial needs of WA, Australia and the whole of Australia in general. Within the unit they would often invite guest lectures who would talk about the current industry. But the most bang for the buck aspect is that there is one unit within the curriculum where students form a group, reach out to companies relevant to their course work and receive projects from them. This way they get very well exposed for few months on how the industry actually works and what aspects are relevant.
Fees:
AUD 80,000/- for my 2 years in Masters in Information Technology. Tuition fees are paid per semester, which increases by some amount every year.
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