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- Likes:
- Student Welfare. The way the university's welfare team stepped up during COVID was exceptional.,
- One on one interaction with the professors.,
- Financial Aid during COVID.
- Dislikes:
- Lack of activities and sports. At an individual level, I did not experience anything apart from academics.,
- Online classes and less face to face interaction during Covid.
Course Curriculum:
Course Curriculum is very updated and would be interesting as well. Apart from the curriculum, I also experienced different internships during my course.
Fees:
Tuition Fee: $AUD- 45000
- Likes:
- The university campus are wide and vast unlike other campuses which creeped high. Tuition fees are comparable less without any compromise on standards.,
- It's a university with exceptional facilities, I has got many campuses around Australia and we get access to all of them, 24/7. Uni offers Free breakfast and travel across campuses. Another lovable aspect is the chance to engage in a multi cultural events, organised by various uni clubs. Finding electrical faculty friendly is what we often don't get to see back at home😅. Infrastructure and amenities are cool. Uni has a dedicated portal for jobs where helpful resources on building resume and networking can be found.
- Dislikes:
- Majority of classes are conducted online, giving a feeling of having enrolled to an online course. Class environment can become way too casual as food and mobiles are allowed in the class. The student accommodation provided by university is way too expensive than what's usual available in the market.
Course Curriculum:
My course curriculum is good and very flexible. The teaching pace and examination timeline is decided by the respective teacher and unit coordinator. They have some discretion in the curriculum. The units I'm studying are Advanced control system, Advanced Smart grid System, Specialised software Applications and so on which are work and industry relevant. Teachers often give industrial case studies relevant to the subject.
Fees:
17k AUD per semester excluding the health insurance and scholarship for Masters in engineering (3693).
- Likes:
- Work placements of the university since it is necessary to get a job after university.,
- "The culture of the university is an inclusive and diverse one where individuals don’t feel Obligated to fit in or change themselves to function within the uni environment. The more you mingle with the students around you, the easier it is to understand the work culture of the country. "
- Dislikes:
- The policies of the university during COVID times, where it became difficult for students to learn dynamically and work in cohesion with their course mates to create better outcomes. Encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship should be a policy.
Course Curriculum:
Course and Academic materials for Technology courses is similar all across Australia. However, you require to do placements and gain work experience to understand your field better.
Fees:
60-70K AUD
- Likes:
- It had good ranking, was convenient in terms of travelling and also had fee shuttle bus services to drop students to university.,
- It has very friendly people and staff. Education level is extremely good. The shuttle bus services are so good like when one bus leaves another comes quickly to pick and drop students. It’s completely free service.
- Dislikes:
- I like everything about it. One thing I would say though would be that call wait times are sometimes too long. Due to this many students don’t end up staying on the call and waiting the time rather end it.
Course Curriculum:
It is intense but is useful in the employment sector. I have been given industrial exposure during my internships at university and research experience as well.
Fees:
$1,500 per unit.
Course Curriculum:
It offers a variety of different content that prepares me well for my future career, so I am very satisfied
Fees:
Unfortunately, I did not have any scholarship available, so I paid everything with a student loan I got from the Dutch government. Based on the grades you get and the income of your parents there are however limited opportunities to receive a scholarship but they require a lot of effort and time investment for application.
Course Curriculum:
I do enjoy the course curriculum. We have a few online weeks which I thoroughly enjoy as I have severe anxiety, depression, and ADHD, and it allows me to do the work at my own pace. However, I do really enjoy our practical lessons.
Fees:
I had the option to defer my fees and put them on my student loan. However, I spent $200 on a first aid certificate, $60 for a police check, $150 for a nursing uniform, $100 for basic school supplies that they said we would require.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is pretty sorted and is arranged well. Many diverse units are included and units from different schools are also included. Many units are offered in any particular quarter and the student has the opportunity to choose from the units.
Fees:
$56200 for 2 years. The fees keep changing with the changes to the economy. It also depends on the amount of scholarship received by the student.
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum seems okay to me, make the student understand very well. In this curriculum, the study made students felt ease, not much work, its better than before I guess. However, I think the government should lower the price of the book.
Fees:
The fees for my study: the foundation of the health science sequence is AU $21.000. to me, it's not expensive at all because we invest in our future.
Course Curriculum:
It is adequate and relevant. I also like the study environment, facilities, and clinical experiences. It can be improved if my university arranges more classes instead of a self-directed style.
Fees:
Tuition fee and Student amenities fee.
Course Curriculum:
It's good! It is well structured and organized which is important to get a clear picture of the unit and what is expected of one. It could be even more clear, with more dates and what's expected and grading but think it's good.
Fees:
The fees depend either on if you undertake a program or units, in that case, if you are international or national, which degree, how long it is and which units. So, for example, you can pay yearly for 4 units which are 100% of studies, and pay for it as you go.
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