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Tasneem Hoda
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The cost of living for international students at Charles Darwin University Melbourne are given as follows:Category Cost of Living Groceries and eating out$80-$280 per weekGas and electricity$35-$140 per weekPhone and internet$20-$55 per weekPublic transport (varies between cities)$7-$55 per weekCar (after purchase)$150-$260 per weekEntertainment$80-$150 per weekAccommodation$283-$750 per week
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According to the Good Universities Rankings 2024, Charles Darwin University Melbourne campus has received a ranking of #7 for full-time employment for Undergraduate students. Some of the starting median salaries for UG students based on study areas are given as follows:Study areaMedian starting salaryCreative ArtsAUD 56,400Humanities and Social SciencesAUD 54,400Social WorkAUD 59,700Agriculture and Environmental StudiesAUD 57,500Pharmacy AUD 59,800EngineeringAUD 77,700PsychologyAUD 49,100Law and Paralegal StudiesAUD 63,900
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Charles Darwin University Melbourne has more than 21,000 students and has 8 campuses as well as centres in many areas of Australia. Some of the campus locations of CDU Melbourne are given as follows:CasuarinaSydneyPalmerstonNhulunbuy Alice SpringsEducation and Community Precinct Katherine (Rural)
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Deakin University, GIFT City Campus offers Master of Business Analytics and Master of Cyber Security (Professional) programmes. The courses are offered at the PG level. The duration of the course for both of the programmes are 18 months. The mode of study for MBA and MCS is full-time.
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The University of Sydney draws students from all over the world with its extensive selection of well-liked courses in a variety of subject areas. Business and Management, Law, Medicine, Engineering, and Information Technology are among its most popular programs. The MBA and finance-related courses offered by the Sydney Business School are well-known. Due to their solid intellectual foundation, legal programs—including Juris Doctor (JD) and undergraduate law degrees—are widely respected. The university is renowned in the medical field for its cutting-edge medical research and education. There is a great need for engineering and IT d
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Some of the career services offered by RMIT University Australia are given below:Job Shop: This is a one-stop shop for this university's students for everything related to careers. Students can book appointment button for career support and get support on advice on finding and applying for jobs, guidance on resumes, cover letters, job interview preparation, career guidance, planning and support, work integrated learning and internship adviceCareer Centre: This is RMIT's online hub for all things careers and jobs. Here, students can search for jobs and internship listings and know about upcoming events
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Yes, international students at RMIT University Australia can work part-time. As an international student in Australia, students are generally allowed to work 40 hours per fortnight during the semester. During university holidays, international students can generally work full-time. From July 2023, work restrictions for all other student visa holders will be re-introduced and capped at the increased rate of 48 hours per fortnight.
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Some of the job sectors where RMIT University graduates are working include Operations, Business Development, Sales, Arts and Design, IT, Marketing, Finance, etc. Other industries are listed below:Media and CommunicationEngineeringCommunity and Social ServicesHuman ResourcesConsultingEntrepreneurship
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For 2023, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology overall placement rate is 88.8%. In 2022, the placement rate was 86.9% and in 2021, it was 83.4%. As it can be evidently seen, there has been an improvement over the years in the placement percentage of the university. The average salary for postgraduate students is around AUD 98,000 and that of undergraduate students is AUD 66,800 (Around INR 36.6 L).
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RMIT University 2023 graduates who are in overall employment is 88.8%. The complete employment profile is given as follows:Particulars (Higher Education)Stats for 2023Graduates in overall employment88.8%Graduates in full-time employment79.1%Graduates in further full-time study12.2%Graduates in enterprise formation4.8%Overall satisfaction77%
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