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- Likes:
- The professor that I wanted to do my PhD research with was located in this university.,
- The facilities are great, the administration is approachable and very helpful, research facilities are best-in-class, has a phenomenal gym and recreation facility, is home to some very influential professors that are known worldwide.
- Dislikes:
- The tuition fee is exhorbitant for international students. If you are not there with a scholarship or a grant, it can prove difficult for you. In general, living and studying in Australia is quite expensive.
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I had a rewarding research experience. Also learnt many things the hard way, as it often happens during doctoral research. Was able to successfully obtain a doctoral degree.
Fees:
I was there with a full scholarship from the University - the tuition was completely waived off and I received a substantial stipend to cover living expenses.
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The projects under my PhD supervisor were mainly industry oriented. The research topics were offered to students on the basis of the challenges faced by the railway industry. For those associated with Industry linkage projects, like myself, we had to present our findings to the industry in the form of progress meetings. This provided me with an opportunity to interact with practicing engineers.
Fees:
Approx $17000 per semester. But it is waived if you receive IPTA Scholarship.
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A world-class education where both academic and practical experience is given. Getting to know various people and participating in extracurricular activities can help boost your resume. All the subjects are helpful in one or the other way with good practical experience.
Fees:
$66,000 for 2 years. Each subject is 4900$ and it requires 16 subjects to complete your master's degree. Scholarships can help you reduce a lot of money.
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I am PhD student so not sure about coursework or course curriculum. However, PhD assessments are fairly competitive to work with.
Fees:
20,000 AUD for one semester
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It's very well structured and diverse as you have lectures to understand the topic. Tutorials to practice it and then practicals to relate it to see it physically which give you a deep understanding of the subject.
Fees:
Being an international student studying at UOW is really expensive. Also, the fees are subject to an increase that they never mentioned in the offer letter which doesn't make sense.
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I like the degree of science we are taught and the depth of which we are made to learn nutrition. This helps us to apply our knowledge and truly understand nutrition at its most microscopic level - to then apply to a wider population.
Fees:
HECS fee or upfront payment. This means that students can either accrue their fees to pay once they're earning a certain amount or pay as they go through their course.
Course Curriculum:
There is a wide variety of options from the combination of my degree of law and commerce. Both curriculums are thorough and provide an avid amount of opportunity for work experience in the areas of employment.
Fees:
The fee structure is either semesterly or through HECS help which is a student loan where you borrow the full amount of your tuition fee from the government and slowly pay it off as you are employed in a full-time job.
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