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When it comes to one-year postgraduate degrees, most people are probably most familiar with the UK’s Master’s programmes — many students choose to study in the UK after graduation because they can earn a Master’s qualification in a short time. What you might not know is thatmany Australian universities, including the Group of Eight (Go8),also offer1-year postgraduate programmes, covering popular fields such asbusiness and ITand more.


Australia’s 1-year Master’s programmes are more compact and more specialised, and enrolling in these programmes lets yousave significantly on living costs and tuition fees, while also earninga worldtop-100-ranked qualification.



Who is suited to

a 1-year postgraduate programme


1. Those who already have work experience

Some students have actually already worked for a while after completing their bachelor’s degree or a postgraduate degree in China, but want to gain a higher qualification or improve themselves through further study. If that’s you, a 1-year postgraduate programme is a great fit.You only need to set aside a year to gain a higher qualification, without stepping away from work for too long


2. Those with a limited study-abroad budget

Taking Australian tuition fees as an example,a 1-year Master’s degree typically costs around AUD 40,000, roughly RMB 200,000.Compared with a Master’s in the US or Europe, which can easily run into the millions of RMB and at minimum several hundred thousand, tuition for a 1-year Master’s is much lower,and because the programme is shorter, living costs are correspondingly much lower too.At the same time, Australia’s higher education student visaalso comes with work rights,which is a real bonus for budget-conscious applicants.


3. Students wanting to meet the eligibility requirements for a PSW application through a higher-education course

As most people know, after graduating from higher education in Australia   there’s an opportunity to apply for a 2-year PSW work visa, but students need to have completed 2 years of study. Some students’ first qualification might only run 1.5 years due to credit exemptions or course structure, which doesn’t meet the eligibility requirement — so a 1-year Master’s gives these applicants a new option.With just one extra year, you meet the visa application requirements while also gaining an additional higher qualification — truly the best of both worlds.


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University of New South Wales

(QS 2021 World Ranking: 44)

Master of Financial Analysis
The curriculum is very compact and highly specialised, covering accounting and finance subjects, and applicants can choose their course direction according to their needs.

Entry requirements:
A bachelor’s degree background in accounting or finance
with undergraduate coursework in accounting- or finance-related subjects
Tuition: $49,240
Career prospects:Auditor, bank officer/manager, financial analyst, investment analyst, fund manager, and more
 
Master of Finance
A course and degree designed for graduates seeking more senior management roles in finance, combining the latest financial theory with practical techniques.

Entry requirements:
A finance-related bachelor’s degree, or a bachelor’s degree recognised by UNSW
with at least 7 finance subjects completed at undergraduate level
Tuition: $49,240
Career prospects:Funds management, fintech, corporate finance, financing, investment banking, and more



Australian National University

(QS 2021 World Ranking: 31)

Master of Financial Management
ANU graduates are rated among the most sought-after by employers, and the curriculum covers finance, business, and investment subjects — compact and highly practical.
Entry requirements:
A business-related bachelor’s degree background
 GPA 5.0/7.0
Tuition: $44,470



University of Sydney 

(QS 2021 World Ranking: 40)

Master of Project and Program Management         
The curriculum includes leadership, project management, investment management, communication, and more, developing students’ all-round skills in management and project planning through a range of subjects.

Entry requirements:
2 years of relevant work experience
A bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification
A graduate certificate in project management
Tuition: $47,500
Career prospects:Senior project manager, program director, chief project officer, and more, across a wide range of fields    



University of Melbourne

(QS 2021 World Ranking: 41)

Master of Engineering Management
The course covers building information modelling, engineering management, leadership, and engineering projects, and students can choose either a management-focused stream or a specialised project management stream based on their interests and career plans.

Entry requirements:
A 4-year engineering bachelor’s degree
or a 3-year bachelor’s degree with 2 years of relevant work experience
Tuition: $44,736
Career prospects:Engineering project development, construction, design engineering, software engineering, and other fields
 
Master of Tax
The University of Melbourne’s Master of Tax is a well-recognised tax law degree, providing students with core legal support in professional taxation and policy case studies, from a law school ranked 10th in the world.

Entry requirements:
A law degree
or a bachelor’s degree background in a related discipline, plus 2 years of relevant work experience
Tuition: $44,416

  




Macquarie University 

(QS 2021 World Ranking: 214)

Master of Marketing
Macquarie University’s business school is accredited by AACBS (Advanced Business Schools Association), and during their studies students can gainrelevant industry experience, and have the opportunity to complete their degree through business engagement.
Entry requirements:
An AQF Level 8 bachelor’s degree or graduate diploma
 or an AQF Level 7 bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification, plus 2 years of work experience
Tuition: $39,200
Career prospects:Brand specialist, market analyst, marketing consultant, market researcher, and more.
 
Master of Data Science
The university offers applications in business and science, while also giving students opportunities for collaboration, internships, and employment within the Sydney tech precinct. The curriculum includes applied statistics, IT systems management, big data technology, and strategic project management, developing students’ overall data-analysis capabilities.

Entry requirements:
An AQF Level 8 bachelor’s degree or graduate diploma in data science
or an AQF Level 7 bachelor’s degree in data science, with a weighted average mark of 65
Tuition: $39,800
Career prospects:Data analyst, web developer, financial advisor, business analyst, financial advisor, and more. 



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