This issue of Study Weekly
By Faye
On November 18, 2023, the 311th issue of Study Weekly will meet you on time
This weekly report is produced byNewstarsec Education & Migration Senior Consultant Faye(QEAC NO:O805 QEAC-registered education consultant).
It is currently the preparation and examination season for the final exam of the second semester of 2023. Come on, students! Students who are about to graduate remember to start preparing for a work permit.
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Spread hot topics and study abroad news, and also cover visa information.
Scholarships are available for students to apply for, and admission application forms are also posted.
Share popular events in schools and take stock of major events in Australian universities.
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Highlights this week
Ranking of world-class disciplines released by ShanghaiRanking
Macquarie University Master of Business programme
Personalised academic support at UWA
Nanosatellite mission led by the University of Melbourne
Winners list of Victoria International Education Awards released
The fourth campus of the UQ is completed
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Australian university offers this week
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Let’s take a look at the admission notices received from Australian universities this time.
CoverUNSW, Monash University, UQ, University of Adelaide, University of Wollongong, Flinders UniversityWaiting for many universitiesBusiness, Engineering, IT, Nursing, Educationand other popular majors.
You can still apply during the first semester application season of 2024, so don’t miss it.Let’s take a look at the offers!
1. 2023 ShanghaiRanking World-Class Discipline List Released
Recently, Shanghai Ranking’s Global Ranking of Academic Subjects, a professional institution for higher education evaluation, officially released the 2023 Shanghai Ranking’s Global Ranking of Academic Subjects. The 2023 ranking covers 55 disciplines, involving five major fields: science, engineering, life sciences, medicine and social sciences.
ShanghaiRanking’s world-class subject rankings all use internationally comparable objective academic indicators, including subject international authoritative awards, subject top papers, subject paper quality, subject international cooperation, etc.
Indicator definitions and statistical methods include:
Number of important journal articles (Q1)
Paper Standardization Impact (CNCI)
Proportion of international collaborative papers (IC)
Number of articles in top journals (TOP)
Number of authoritative awards teachers received (AWARD)
Here are some of the top universities in Australia for common subjects:
Civil Engineering Major- Ranked No. 1 in soft science in Australia: UNSW.
Nursing-Soft subjects rank first in Australia: Griffith University and Monash University are tied.
Finance- Ranked No. 1 in soft science in Australia: Monash University.
math-Ranked No. 1 in soft science in Australia: Australian National University.
Computer Science and Engineering- Ranked No. 1 in soft science in Australia: University of Technology Sydney.
For more ranking information please see the link:
https://www.shanghairanking.cn/rankings/gras/2023
2. Macquarie University Master of Business programme
Macquarie Business School (MQBS) is one of the first business schools established in Australia and one of the largest and most comprehensive business schools.
Macquarie University’s new Master of Commerce programme (Master of Commerce).
New Master of Business Studies10 different majors are offereddirection, these professional directions cover a wide range of business fields, students can according to their ownFor career planning, choose one or two of the professional fields to study.
1 Accounting and Auditing Accounting and Auditing
2 Applied Economics Applied Economics
3 Business Analytics Business Analytics
4 Business Management Business Management
5 Finance
6 Human Resource ManagementHuman Resource Management
7 International Business International Business
8 Marketing Marketing
9 Supply Chain Management Supply Chain Management
10 Digital finance Digital finance
The curriculum is career-oriented.
Master of Business StudiesIncludes an internship elective course. Through this elective course, under the guidance of workplace mentors and teachers, you can experience the transformation of theory and practice first-hand, further improve your workplace abilities, and lay a solid foundation for employment after graduation.
Application requirements
Master of CommerceBusiness Master’s Programme
Course duration: 1-2 years Admission period: February, July
Academic requirements:
1 year programme:Just meet any 2 of the following 3 requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent with satisfactory results;
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent with two years of relevant work experience;
• Undergraduate degree or equivalent in relevant field
1.5-year programme:Just meet any one of the following three requirements:
• Undergraduate degree or equivalent with passing grades;
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent with two years of relevant work experience;
• Undergraduate degree or equivalent in relevant field
2-year programme:Undergraduate degree or equivalent
IELTS requirements: overall score 6.5, with no less than 6.0 in each component
3. Personalised academic support from the University of WA
Learn about UWA’s personalised academic support services:
① Course selection suggestions
Choosing courses is a headache for many students when they first enter school. All staff at the University’s Future Student Centre willProvide students with detailed academic consulting services to answer questions before admission, including: major and course selection
and admission requirements
When students enter the University of WA, the Student Office can provide all students with academic-related consulting services, including:View enrollment information, develop study plans, and provide advice on study abroad and extracurricular experiences.University staff also help students deal with and resolve complex situations,Including special situation handling, credit transfer, leave approval, academic progress, graduation eligibility and various special situation approval needs.
②Library
The University of WA Library has set upNearly 5,000 study areas, to meet the needs of students for independent study and group study, ensuring that all students can find their own study space.
All UWAers in the library can seek help from staff in finding relevant information and using library-related services.Includes: booking a study space, finding an available computer, printing support, IT support, library guides, reference materials and course readings.
③LinkedIn learning system
A global platform that provides students with online learning modules that develop professional and personal skills to support learning and prepare them for their future careers. All students can trial the platform for free while studying at UWA.
④Online learning tools
When students are unable to attend classes (Seminar) or participate in tutoring classes (Tutorials), School teaching staff will provide online tutoring and support. The school provides some online courses and resources for online learning.For example, Echo360, Blackboard, Microsoft for recording courses
Teams.
⑤Study Smarter system
Take a free academic skills training course to improve your study skills, time management, writing and communication, English proficiency, mathematics, statistics and research skills.You can also have one-on-one consultations with expert UW staff to receive valuable, targeted advice.
4. Nanosatellite mission led by the University of Melbourne
Supported by the Australian Space Agency,SpIRIT (Space Industry Responsive) nanosatellite led by the University of Melbourne
Intelligent Thermal) has passed its performance verification test and officially entered the countdown to launch.
The nanosatellite, named SpIRIT, was manufactured in Australia and has now left Australia.Go to Vandenberg Air Force Base in California and plan to ride the Space X Falcon-9 rocket into a target orbit 550 kilometers above the earth this year.
SpIRIT is only 30 centimeters long when launched, but after reaching the target orbit, it can be deployed into a nearly 1-meter-long solar panel and radiator. As a micro-satellite weighing only 11.5 kilograms, it also carries many micro-components such as cameras (including selfie sticks), navigation systems, electric thrusters, and computers.
After SpIRIT launches in California,The the University of Melbourne and its team will spend about 4 months testing and launching the satellite under extreme conditions, and then enter formal operation and return to Earth in about 2 years.
The successful completion of this project will achieve innovation in Australian manufacturing technology and pave the way for longer-term international scientific cooperation and space exploration.
5. The list of winners of the Victoria International Education Awards is released
The list of winners of the 2023 VIEA International Education Awards is released.
RMIT Awarded by Study Abroad MelbourneGovernor’s Award for International Educational Institution of the Year(Premier’s Award for International Education Provider of the Year), and also wonOutstanding International Student Experience Award, Outstanding International Student Employability and Career Development Award.
The shortlist was announced in September this year, with the winners decided by an independent jury of industry and government representatives. Other finalists in the educational institution category include Deakin University, Swinburne University, Melbourne Institute of Technology and others.
RMIT was recognized for its excellence in student experience, employability and career development.
According to the results of the International Student Experience Benchmark Survey released earlier,RMIT’s satisfaction scores improved across all key indicators.
6. UQ’s fourth campus opens
The UQ’s fourth campus, Dutton Park, has been completed.
Last week, UQ Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Terry delivered a speech at the Life Sciences Queensland conference, officially announcing the news.UQ Dutton Park will strengthen UQ’s position in Brisbane’s rapidly growing biotech precinct south of Brisbane.
The campus has been home to the UQ School of Pharmacy for over a decade and is ideally located adjacent to the PA Hospital and the Australian Translational Research Institute, within the Queensland Government’s Boggo Road Cross-River Rail Priority Development Area.
The name of the Dutton Park campus will officially take effect on January 1, 2024, becoming the fourth campus of the UQ after St Lucia, Herston and Gatton campuses.
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