The Significance of Top Universities in Australasia for Study Abroad Programs
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The major Australasia countries like Australia and New Zealand are very much advanced in trade, commerce, technology, education, human resource development and cultural setup. Australia with many highly ranked universities of the world carries the same level of academic significance as the USA, UK or Canada. New Zealand is not far behind too. As English is the primary mode of education in both countries, they are the key destinations for global students.
Most of the universities in Australia are managed and financed by the federal government. There are eight best Australian universities that have reputation all over the world for bringing revolutions in the field of research. The educational needs and admission procedures of each university are supervised by the territory or state which the university is operating in. Some top universities in Australia are Australian National University, University of Sydney, University of Melbourne, University of Queensland, Charles Darwin University, and Bond University. Australian National University (ANU) is easily distinguishable because of its intensive research activities. The university boasts an eco-friendly campus to diminish the impact of its workings on the environment. It offers bachelor and master level courses in archaeological practice, arts, biotechnology, business administration, computer science, engineering, finance, accounting, applied economics, biotechnology and visual arts.
Established in 1850, the University of Sydney had initiated some of the ground-breaking practices in the history of Australian universities. It was the foremost university in the country to allow the admission of women. The university also started the admission of students on the basis of educational deservingness instead of socio-economic class or religion. There are 10 campuses and 13 libraries in the university to offer all kinds of amenities to international students. Similarly, the University of Melbourne, founded in 1853, is said to possess the second biggest research establishment in the country. Apart from research, the university focuses on cultural diverseness, knowledge sharing and community participation.
New Zealand with English-speaking people is home to a wide range of high-class universities. The country with awe-inspiring locations follows the British education system. Therefore, international students after completing their courses here can easily get a job back home or in other English-speaking nations. The top universities in New Zealand include Victoria University of Wellington, University of Canterbury, University of Auckland, Auckland University of Technology, Massey University and Lincoln University.
Victoria University of Wellington was established some 110 years back. This erstwhile university with eight different divisions stresses on the significance of both acquirement of knowledge and its application in the desired field. Located in Wellington, the university is renowned for its architecture and design division throughout the world. Moving on, the University of Canterbury is the second oldest university in the country. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in disciplines such as management science, accounting, finance, marketing, chemical engineering, civil engineering, education, commerce, bioengineering and laws. There are six libraries in the university to satisfy the academic requirements of students.
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Sanjay Joshi
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2010-08-02 21:27:41 |
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