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sneha
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Yes it does, Sydney city welcomes international students from all over the world to study at their place. The number of Indian students in Australia has tremendously grown from 10,073 in 2002 to 86,782 in 2022.Universities in Sydney offers various UG and PG programs that have been redesigned to cater to the academic needs of international students. Lastly, there is an inclusive and welcoming institution which provides a safe environment for international students regardless of their nationality, colour and background.
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Tasneem Hoda
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Kaplan Business School offers the Masters course in Business Administration. Some of the features of this programme are given as follows:The MBA course at Kaplan Business School has been acknowledged globally in the 2022 PIEoneer awards for its innovative and future focused delivery. Some of the course specialisations that students can choose from are Data-Driven Leadership, Project Management, Health Services Management, Digital Management and Entrepreneurship. Kaplan Business School has multiple campuses in locations such as Adelaide, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. A few of the career outcomes after
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Tasneem Hoda
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University of Sydney offers Financial Support to international students if they are fulfilling the eligibility criteria and have sufficient funds available. It will be provided once every semester during the student's course to help in emergencies. Some of the types of financial support available at the university are given as follows:General Bursaries Advertised BursariesInterest-free loansScholarships
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According to student reviews on an unofficial source, here’s what makes UTS a good university to study:UTS focuses on practice-oriented education. It has strong connections with the industriesOver 200 undergraduate degrees and various postgraduate programs are offered by UTSThe buildings of UTS are easily accessible by public transport. The main building is just across the road from Central Station of SydneyThe clubs and society experience at UTS Sydney is quite decent
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Tasneem Hoda
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Macquarie University offers the Masters course in Data Science for international students. Some of the feaures of this programme are given as follows:The full-time course has a duration of 2 years along with studying the classes on-campus. The students will be able to gain technical knowledge which is relevant to many industries. The students will also gain expertise in technical areas such as business and scientific applications, forensic investigation and research. Other than this, the students will also be able to acquire key skills in data management, machine learning, statistical modelling, and big data technologies.&nbs
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To pursue Bachelors in Health Science at University of Sydney, students are required to pay the first year tuition fees of INR 30.67L along with accommodation and other expenses.
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Over 40,000 students are studying in Victoria University - Sydney Campus, out of which 14,000 are international students. The university has more than 240,000 alumni across 130 countries, and students from over 45 different countries around the world at its modern, accessible campus, situated in the heart of one of the world's most liveable cities.Victoria University (VU) Sydney's partnership with the Education Centre of Australia (ECA) offers internationally recognized and industry-relevant courses to international students.
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Anushree mundra
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Yes, an average Indian student from Tier 2 or Tier 3 cities can join Victoria University - Sydney Campus, provided they meet the entry requirements for international students. Here are some requirements:Academic Requirements: Students must meet the minimum academic requirements for their chosen course. This may include completing Year 12 or an equivalent qualification, such as a Diploma or foundation program. English Language Proficiency: The specific score requirements may vary depending on the course, but a minimum overall IELTS score of 6.5 with no band less than 6.0 is a common requirement for graduate certificates and graduat
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Here are some estimated costs:Accommodation: According to Insider Guides, you can expect to spend between AUD$350-AUD$370 per week in an inner-city share house or serviced apartment. The Department of Home Affairs requires international students to demonstrate financial capacity to cover living costs of at least AUD$21,041 per year, which includes accommodation.Food: According to the Australian government website MoneySmart, a single person can expect to spend around AUD$80-200 per week on groceries.Utilities: Utilities such as electricity, gas, and water can cost around AUD$20-50 per week.
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