Education in Australia

The quality of education in Australia is first-class, with 38 universities and more than 230 technical colleges. Almost all these universities and technical colleges are government public schools (except a private university), and their education systems are under the jurisdiction of local state governments, so the administrative systems of each state are slightly different, but basically the education quality is controlled and managed by the Australian federal government, so all schools can maintain a general but high education quality. The academic diplomas of each school are mutually recognized by each state and are common throughout the country. Australian academic qualifications are widely recognized by countries all over the world, including China.

Australia's education system is divided into five parts, namely:

1, University;

2. Vocational training system composed of 2.TAFE;

3. English tutorial schools (ELICOS) that provide English tutorial courses for overseas students;

4. Private schools offering courses in business, hotel management and aviation;

5. Primary and secondary schools.

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Brief introduction of university of tasmania

At present, there are 18023 students and 20 13 international students from all over the world in university of tasmania. The parks, unique natural scenery, modern teaching equipment, reasonable tuition and living expenses, and high level of education and scientific research here are one of the best choices for international students to study abroad. 200 1 Top Ten Universities with the Most Research Achievements Recommended by Australian Higher Education Commission. The teaching, scientific research and student service facilities are first-class, and have won the National Student Service Award and the highest research award of Australian universities.

University of tasmania offers a wide range of academic courses, including about 34 departments, including arts, business, medicine, law, education, science, engineering and technology. Universities offer courses from bachelor, master to doctor. Students10.5 million, including about10.5 million international students. In addition, international scholarships in university of tasmania are open to international students in all undergraduate and postgraduate courses except medical courses, and it is one of the most widely offered and awarded universities. The school evaluates whether all applicants can be admitted and get scholarships. If a student is awarded a scholarship after evaluation, the award-winning notice and the admission notice will be provided to the student at the same time. Scholarships are awarded to students with excellent grades, and students who get scholarships can get a 25% exemption from the total study fees.

School characteristics

University of tasmania is attractive in many ways:

First of all, universities adopt relatively flexible admission methods for courses with high admission requirements, such as law and medical courses. Secondly, the cost of college life is low;

Third, many courses in universities have Tasmanian characteristics. For example, its major in environmental science is wasteland and ruins, which is unique in the world. There are also courses in aquaculture, oceanography, wasteland management, land science, and the world's first degree course in Antarctic studies.

Finally, the departments of the university are very strong. For example, the School of Life Sciences of this university is famous for its high-quality teaching and world-class research activities. The College of Science, Engineering and Technology is the largest and most diverse college in the university.

Featured facilities:

1. The Maurice Miller Library in Hobart Campus is widely praised for its rich collection and complete facilities. In recent years, the library has given priority to the use of electronic resources and online databases. In addition, libraries in all campuses have established new online learning centers, and all campuses can surf the Internet for free and provide 24-hour security support. In addition, all students have electronic accounts and can surf the Internet for free on campus.

2. The Central Science Laboratory concentrates the main instruments used by many departments. It also provides cutting-edge equipment and scientific services to specific federal and state government organizations and local enterprises. The facilities of the Central Science Laboratory include: electron microscope, elemental analysis equipment, inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry equipment, magnetic vibration equipment, general analysis equipment for organic matter, general equipment for stable isotopes, and technical services (cryogenic liquid; Central electronic workshop, central mechanical studio, central scientific glass solute studio, information technology), vibration spectrum equipment.

Besides libraries, restaurants, computer rooms and outdoor activities, there are bars and salons in university of tasmania for students to use.

course

As the school is the only university in Tasmania, it has a wide range of courses. There are six colleges in university of tasmania: Art College, Business College, Law School, Education College, Polytechnic College and Health Science College. Among them, tourism management and public management of business schools; Music and graphic design in art colleges; The computer major of the Institute of Technology and the medical department of the College of Life Sciences are the most popular among students. Not only is there a large number of applicants every year, but it also ranks in the top of Australian academic circles 10. The courses include about 34 departments including liberal arts, business, medicine, law, education, science, engineering, science and technology. It also has medical schools and law schools, good scientific facilities, business courses from undergraduate to doctoral, and vocational centers also provide English and preparatory studies so that students can enter degree courses after full-time study.

Tasmania has a national research center for geology, forests, aquatic products and the Southern Ocean, especially in environmental research, agriculture, population and social research, computers and e-commerce.

Strong specialty

The most popular majors in university of tasmania are medicine and law, followed by computer, engineering, architecture, tourism and nursing. Computer specialty is divided into two directions: computer science and information system. The business school has specialties such as accounting, economics, finance, human resource management, information system, management, marketing and e-commerce. After graduating from accounting, you can apply for skilled immigrants through CPA and ICAA assessment.

Contact with overseas educational institutions

The university has established contacts with other research centers and famous universities in the United States, Europe, Japan, China, Viet Nam, Thailand and Asia. Allow teachers and students from both sides to communicate with each other. Therefore, university of tasmania has always followed the international development trends, trends and prospects.

Student service

In 1998 and 1999, university of tasmania won the national award for its perfect student service, and recently won the award again for its information technology service for students. Every student has a free e-mail and can surf the Internet 24 hours a day through the campus network system. At the same time, students can be guided to use new or difficult programs through "terminal help". These information services are only a part of improving student services. Other services include: consultation, job introduction, clubs and societies, surgery, restaurants, concert halls, banks and shops, all of which are located on campus.

Overseas student office

The Office of Overseas Students is an organization that provides support for overseas students. The service staff of each campus will arrange for international students to pick them up and send them to their residences. They are responsible for helping freshmen get familiar with the environment, providing a series of services such as language and learning skills consultation, self-service, contact between clubs and family members, and study guidance. Senior students from different countries also help to receive new students and get familiar with the new environment.

Cooperative enterprise:

University of tasmania has established a formal cooperative relationship with the state government to jointly develop Tasmania's economic, social and cultural undertakings with local governments and state governments.

Campus accommodation

Shawan campus

Christian college Christian college

St. John Fisher College St. John Philippine Social College

University Apartments

Jane Franklin Hall Jane Franklin Hall

Nelson Hill Villa

Newham campus

Keslake hall Justinian hall

Leprena Nabena

Clarence house

Investigator's hall Investigator's hall

University of tasmania accommodation recommendation:

1.TUU house: the price ranges from 80 to 100 for more than a week. How many people share an apartment, a toilet and a kitchen? In fact, it is just like the shared house outside, but it is managed by the school. You need to prepare your own necessities and only provide simple furniture and household appliances. Every month or two, the school will send someone to check the hygiene.

2. Uni-apartment:150-170 for one week, electricity is included, but meals are not included, but the price is extremely high and it is not recommended. There is a single bed, just make your own sheets and quilts, as well as a wardrobe, desk, desk lamp, fixed telephone and heating.

Public facilities: bathroom, shower room, 4 square meters each, kitchenette, free milk powder, coffee, tea bags, sugar, swimming pool (there used to be a microwave oven, but it was lost for safety reasons). Everything is shared by 20 people.

3. John Fisher/Christian College: Accommodation and electricity are included, 270-285 a week, the room size and facilities are the same, and the public toilets are relatively new.

Public facilities that can be used for various forms of accommodation: gym, equipped with various equipment, computer room, laundry room (equipped with washing machine and dryer). Most of them are foreigners, most of them are locals, and there are many foreign students and many Asian students. Look from the number, mainly Malaysians, Koreans, Japanese, China, Thais, Indians, Vietnamese and so on.

The Australian Education Union suggests that students can live in dormitories on Hobart campus or self-service apartments on Launceston campus. Many China students often choose to live in friendly private homes.

Sports and leisure

There are many sports on and off campus. There are indoor and outdoor sports facilities on campus, and there are many sports clubs and competitions. The off-campus student associations organize winter hiking and camping, diving, cave exploration, mountain climbing and alpine skiing. There are about 50 clubs and societies, so there are many activities.

expense

The annual cost of undergraduate courses (business, law, art and education) is about/kloc-0.5 million Australian dollars, and the cost of graduate students is about/kloc-0.2 million to/kloc-0.9 million Australian dollars. All expenses involved in the school are subject to the admission notice.

University of tasmania's famous alumni

Princesse Marie? Donaldson is an alumnus of university of tasmania 1994, with a bachelor's degree in commercial law, and Tim Bowden, a writer and journalist of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (1962 Bachelor of Arts);

Margaret Scott, deceased doctor (1978 received the doctorate); Famous writer Christopher Koch( 1954 Bachelor of Arts in International Business Communication);

Richard flanagan, writer and film director (1983 Bachelor of Arts, Rhodes Scholar);

Ashton Calvert, Ph.D., senior federal civil servant (1966 Bachelor of Science in International Business Communication, Rhodesscholar winner);

Marilyn Lake, historian, professor (Bachelor of Arts in International Business Communication1969);

Amanda Lohrey, writer and scholar (1968 Bachelor of Science in International Business Communication);

John clark, former director of NIDA (1954 BA in International Business Communication, 1956 MA);

Timothy McCormack, international legal scholar and expert, professor (LLB1982);

Saul Eslake, Chief Economist, ANZ Bank, Australia (1979 Bachelor of Economics);

University of tasmania University Rankings

Domestic university rankings

Global university network

National universities ranked 27th.

In August 2005, Australian universities ranked 34th in teaching quality.

The ranking of Australian universities in 2006 1 1.

Melbourne Institute's 2007 Australian University Ranking 14.

Global university rankings

Weber matrix. Com ranks 532 in the world universities.

Times 2011-2012 ranked 343 in the world universities.

Scholarship application

University of tasmania offers the widest range of scholarship programs for international students. All applicants who submit university applications will be assessed whether they can get a scholarship, and students with excellent academic performance will be informed of the scholarship in time.

Tasmania international scholarship

This scholarship is for all bachelor's courses except medicine, as well as preparatory courses and master's courses in teaching. Applicants do not need to provide special forms for applying for scholarships, and the evaluation of scholarships only requires students' standard university course application forms. After students submit their application materials for university courses, if they can get a scholarship after evaluation, they will receive a notice of getting a scholarship at the same time as the evaluation results. The applicant's academic performance in middle school, junior college or undergraduate course is the basis for whether he can get this scholarship. This scholarship offers a discount of 25% of the full registration fee, including the tuition fee for the year of honorary degree, and scholarships are provided in the first semester and the second semester of each academic year.

University of tasmania Freshmen Scholarship

Applicants who have taken the entrance examination for higher education can apply for national undergraduate scholarships and university of tasmania scholarships.

ASFF international student scholarship

The Australian Institute of Fine Furniture (a part of the School of Architecture and Design) provides a scholarship of $8,000 for freshmen studying for an associate degree in furniture design and a bachelor's degree in environmental design, which will be granted in one lump sum at the beginning of the first semester. Please download the application form from the School of Architecture and Design.

AusAID Scholarship

ADS is a bilateral plan to promote the development and stability of Asia and Africa, aiming at meeting the long-term development needs of Australian cooperation countries. The Australian government provides scholarships for international students from specific countries, including tuition, salary, OSHC and other expenses. Applicants can contact the Australian diplomatic representative office in their country.

Endeavour scholarship

This scholarship is part of the Australian government's endeavor plan, and it is planned to provide 10000 scholarship places in 2007-20 10000 * *. The project includes: Endeavour Graduate Award, Endeavour Asia Award, Endeavour Europe Award, Endeavour Malaysia Award and Endeavour Turkey Award.

Australian Leadership Scholarship

The ALA Scholarship for Academic Elite is mainly aimed at students from Asia-Pacific who are studying postgraduate courses (master's degree or doctor's degree) in Australia. Major is not limited, but priority is given to international trade, infectious diseases, safety, climate change and clean energy. The applicant has become or may play a leading role in the country or the Asia-Pacific region, and can influence the reform and development of economic and social policies. ALA scholarships include scholarships and research scholarships, and the competition is very fierce, mainly to assess students' leadership quality and academic level.

English language achievement requirements for bachelor's degree courses in university of tasmania;

Direct admission to most undergraduate courses in university of tasmania, including diploma courses, advanced diploma courses, associate degree courses, bachelor degree courses and comprehensive bachelor degree courses, requires applicants to have the following English language scores:

The total score of IELTS is not less than 6.0, and the single item is not less than 5.5.

Or TOEFL IBT 80 and no less than 20 points for each item.

Or PTE academic English 50, not less than 42 items.

Or complete the university of tasmania DEAP English direct training course with a total score of 60% and a writing score of 55%.

Requirements for English scores of postgraduate courses in university of tasmania:

Direct admission to most postgraduate courses in university of tasmania, such as postgraduate certificate, postgraduate diploma and Master by coursework, requires applicants to have any of the following English scores:

The total score of IELTS is not less than 6.0, and the single item is not less than 6.0.

Or TOEFL IBT88 and the single item is not less than 20.

Or PTE Academic Pearson Academic English 50, each item is not less than 50.

Or finish the English course in university of tasmania DEAP, and get 60% of the total score and 60% of the writing.

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