Postgraduate Australia

The decision to undertake further study is a major decision. Choosing the right programme that fits with your educational and career development aims is very important. This decision will have potential to influence your future professional career and your ability to perform in that career.

It is for this reason that around 1100 candidates from over 90 countries join our Postgraduate Programmes each year. Our courses add real value in the labour market and allow you to differentiate yourself.

Our graduates find our programmes challenging, but also invigorating and enjoyable. Whether you are a recent graduate wishing to develop a career path or whether you are an experienced candidate returning to study, there is a course for you.

Around 50% of all international students from over 80 countries are studying at Australian universities.Above all, many nationalities encounter each other because Australia is a very popular country to study in internationally. Moreover the possibility with a working-visa exists to work next to the study and in the semester vacations. One of the most beautiful continents is Australia on the earth and offers optimal options for trips in the semester vacations or after the terminated study.

The terms 'University' and 'Degree' are protected in Australia so that only institutions which meet Australia's rigorous quality assurance processes are allowed to use these titles.In the Australian Qualifications Framework all universities that are registered have nearly 4000 formal agreements with universities around the world.Some Australian universities concentrate on traditional areas of learning, whilst others are more vocational. All combine tuition with research.

Graduate: Students applying for Graduate courses (MBA, MS etc) must submit an official transcript from each university or college that they have attended after secondary school with complete details of the subjects, credits involved and other details such as correspondence courses, diplomas etc.

Many universities ask for the transcript to be sealed in an envelope and signed and attested across the seal by the registrar. This course of action is to be done for each and every higher learning institution that you have attended. Some universities may ask for several transcripts, however, most require only one.If the transcripts are in a non-English language, then it must be translated into English only by the issuing authority or university, otherwise it may not be acceptable.