About the schools when studying in Australia in the G8 group
Study in Australia in the G8 group of the University of Melbourne
The University of Melbourne is a public university founded in 1853 in Melbourne Victoria Australia. The school is the second oldest educational institution in Australia and the oldest in Victoria. The school ranks high in global and national rankings
Ranking: 37th in the world according to QS Ranking 2022
Area. The school is 36 hectares in size and has many outbuildings
Campus: There are 7 campuses including. Parkville, Burnley, South Shore, Creswick and Durkee, Shepparton, and Werribee.
Number of students. The University of Melbourne has over 50,000 students, 36% of whom are international students from over 130 countries around the world.
Tuition fees. The average tuition fee for a bachelor’s program is approximately A$36,600 per year
Typical Majors. Biological Sciences, Information Technology, Medicine
Ranking of Australia’s top disciplines. Computer Science and Information Systems #1, Law #10, Education #12, Health #14, Engineering: Civil Engineering #15, Accounting and Finance and Biological Sciences #16, Architecture, Social Studies and Communications and Psychology #17, Business, Management and Marketing #26, Engineering: Electronics and Electrical ranked 36th.
The University of Melbourne is consistently ranked as one of the best universities in Australia and in the world. It is particularly well known for its training in the biological and medical sciences.
The University of Adelaide is the pride of Australian education
The University of Adelaide, a G8 Australian study group, has a record of over 140 years of teaching and development.
In addition to being the top university in the G8 group, the University of Adelaide is also a regional university located in the South Australian region. As a result of their studies, students will receive many preferential programs. About scholarships for studying in Australia as well as fees and placement options.
Ranking: QS ranking 108th and 8th in Australia. Third oldest university in Australia, top 1% in the world
The university has 110 Rhodes and 5 Nobel Prizes
Campus has 5 campuses in Australia and one in Singapore. North Terrace Campus, Roseworthy Campus, Thebarton Campus, Waite Campus, Melbourne Campus
Student population: over 27,000 students, including 7,000 international students
Tuition Fees. The average tuition fee for an undergraduate program is approximately A$33,500 per year
Currently, the University of Adelaide offers more than 400 undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs.
Renowned training disciplines.
World-class 150 architects
153rd in the world for Arts and Humanities
World ranking 100-150 in Finance and Accounting
Second in Australia for Information Technology, Computer Science and Engineering
Top 100 in the world for legal training.
Study in Australia at the University of Western Australia G8 Group
The University of Western Australia is a public university in Australia, established in 1911. It is an Australian university with a long history of good quality training.
Ranking: 93rd in the world, 7th in Australia
Campuses. Crawley Campus, University of Western Australia Claremont Campus and University of Western Australia Albany Campus
Student population. 25,000 students and 4,700 international students
Reference tuition fees: $32,000 – $40,000 per year, depending on industry
The university is rated five stars for the starting salaries of students after graduation. and is on the list of the highest earners in Australia.
The University of Western Australia is a leader in research, with over 75 research centers and receives up to 80% of the university’s research funding each year.
After graduating from The University of Western Australia, students can easily transfer to other universities. There are more than 180 educational institutions in many countries around the world.
Renowned disciplines.
Mining and Mineral Engineering is ranked 7th in the world
Physical/Anatomy 13th in the world
Life and Agricultural Sciences is ranked 24th in the world and first in Australia
