masters degrees

Australian Masters follow a similar format to those in the UK and usually take one or two years to complete. Qualifications awarded from Australian institutions are globally recognised and well respected by employers, standing you in good stead upon graduation.
Institutions in the country offer a range of taught and research-based Masters courses in areas such as creative arts, engineering, health, education and sciences to name just a few. Courses focus on either traditional coursework (taught courses) or independent research (research courses), or a combination of both.
Entry requirements for Masters programmes in Australia vary depending on university and subject but basic admission requirements include the successful completion of a Bachelors degree, with most looking for students who hold a minimum of a 2:1 or 2:2 grade.
The majority of Masters courses start in late February (semester 1). There is a second intake in July (semester 2); however you'll need to check with individual institutions whether you can begin your postgraduate study at this later date.