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Key Highlights for Indian Students
Indian Student Advantage
The University of Sydney has a strong Indian Student Association, providing a supportive community for Indian students.
There is a robust alumni network in India, including notable figures like Dr. Devi Shetty and Dr. Arvind Kumar, which can offer valuable connections.
The university offers strong professional placement programs and industry internships, particularly in STEM and business faculties, enhancing employability.
The estimated total cost of studying at the university is competitive, with living costs and housing options clearly outlined.
The high employment rate and eligibility for a post-study work visa of 2-4 years provide good opportunities for graduates to gain work experience in Australia.
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Why Consider
Comprehensive support for international students, including an Indian Student Association.
Multiple merit-based scholarships available, including for Indian students.
Strong professional placements and industry internships, especially in STEM and business.
Over AUD 500 million annually for research in key focus areas like health and engineering.
Strong employment prospects with eligibility for post-study work visas for 2-4 years.
Things to Consider
The University of Sydney offers three intakes: Fall, Spring, and Summer. The next intake is scheduled for March 2025, which may influence your application timeline.
Applicants should be aware that GRE is usually not required for coursework master's programs, but may be necessary for some research programs. Additionally, a GMAT score is required for certain business programs, and...
International students must demonstrate English language proficiency through accepted tests. Minimum scores include 58 in PTE, 6.5 overall in IELTS with no band below 6.0, 79 overall in TOEFL, or 105 in Duolingo.