2016 China Guide - English version by UNSW Sydney

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China Student Guide 2016 Never stand still

Chasing the Chinese Dream Together Are you as ready as we are?

China’s economy is growing at lightning speed and we want you to be part of this transformation. At UNSW Australia we are matching China’s rise with degrees focused on giving you the experience and the cutting-edge skills to forge a career and make a contribution to China’s future. We have the skills, research expertise and degrees to partner with China as it embarks on the next phase of its stellar development. We know we have what it takes to partner China’s government, industry and community as they seek to change the development paradigm from ‘Made in China’ to ‘Designed in China’. We want to continue to produce more CEOs and millionaires than any other Australian university and we want to train leaders and managers who share our vision for a more sustainable planet. We want China to do more than just train experienced pilots and build brand new airports – we want to build aviation solutions to make the world safer, faster and better. We know you too have the discipline to truly be someone remarkable. There are many reasons why UNSW Australia competes with the world’s best for graduate starting salaries and employment rates. We understand what it takes to train global leaders to succeed. We are the only international university with a full-time careers team located in China sourcing graduate employment opportunities and internships for our students. They talk to industry about how our students can add real value and solve China’s talent shortages. The world’s fastest growing economy needs more – it needs you.

Never Stand Still

Your Australian adventure

Discover Sydney

There is a lot to love at UNSW

Make the right investment

Valuable workplace skills and networks

Join the global alumni network

Innovation

Business

Engineering

CONTNETS

Chinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s employment outlook for graduates

Energy

Cities and Environment

CONTNETS

Aviation

Medical Sciences

Media and Creative Industries

Design

Best supporting network

A city within a city

For the dream seekers

How to apply

Undergraduate programs summary table

Postgraduate programs summary table

China’s employment outlook for graduates Industry

Future outlook

The Chinese economy is undergoing dramatic rebalancing and experiencing profound changes. These changes are having a direct impact on China’s labour market and employment prospects. Many sectors are feeling the effects of structural changes taking place across the Chinese economy.

Business

• Finance remains a strong area of employment • Logistics, HR and Marketing are cited as emerging demand areas • Start-ups are on the rise and increasingly a viable option to many talented graduates • Regional factors are critical and more opportunities are available outside of first-tier cities

Engineering

• Extremely positive for engineering graduates in terms of both job placement and remuneration • Occupations across many sectors will continue to be in high demand and particularly relevant to graduates from high quality programs, such as those provided by UNSW • Engineering management capabilities are in particularly short supply • Resources, power and geological engineering are especially favourable • Mid-tier cities have significant demand gaps

Energy

• Long-term energy scarcity drives continued expansion in jobs and services • Investments in oil and gas extraction are to be significantly expanded • Regions require deeper expert recruitment and further tapping into highly skilled graduates • Qualified UNSW graduates should benefit greatly provided they are flexible to work in different regions of China • Nearly all resource engineering fields have positive outlooks with enormous demand for energy alternatives and professionals

Cities and Environment

• Continuing urbanisation across China to drive robust long-term trends • Strong demand for professionals working in architecture, design, planning, real estate and related services • More private sector environmental jobs to appear in the short to medium term

Aviation

• Macro trends remain positive, with continuing opportunities for graduates • Increasing regional aviation infrastructure demand • Particularly promising in provincial aerospace hubs such as Harbin, Xi’an and Chengdu for those with the soft skills and technical knowledge necessary to manage these hubs • Defence budgets are growing and should continue to drive employment

Medical Sciences

• Health management emerging as major employment area • Private health on the rise and set to be a key area of consumption • Public health a further area of demand especially in interior regions • Industries built around the health system - pharmaceuticals, care management, hospitals, medical products and services - are projected to grow dramatically • A positive environment for both undergraduate and postgraduate students with a high calibre of training

Media and Creative Industries

• Ample room for further expansion across all areas • Foreign joint ventures will provide entry points for graduates • High demand for marketing and advertising talents • Favouring highly talented individuals

Design

• Advantage for international graduates with talent • Cyclical demand for interior designers • Significant demand from 2nd to 4th tier cities • Good prospects for well trained and talented graduates

CHINA’S EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK FOR GRADUATES

• Private enterprise has emerged as China’s leading employer thanks to policies that encourage the growth of small and medium sized enterprises as engines of growth and innovation. In 2012, 44.9% of workers were employed by private enterprises compared to 25% by state-owned enterprises. The rise of more innovative, smaller companies in China often backed by private capital, in areas such as technology and design, signals a recent but sustainable trend.

• Start-ups and entrepreneurial jobs represent a growing and important area for job growth. In 2013, a reported 2.3% of college graduates started their own business. While still a very small percentage, it represents a significant increase compared to 0.3% in 2011 and 0.7% in 2012. This growth looks set to continue with recent reforms announced by the Ministry of Education. This complements UNSW’s status as the home of Australia’s technology entrepreneurs. • New emerging industries such as new energy, environmental protection, new materials, advanced equipment manufacturing, new generation information technology, alternative energy vehicles and biotechnology, are taking the focus away from more traditional labour intensive industries. • The employment market is softer in the traditional eastern seaboard strongholds of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. As the benefits of China’s economic growth become more widely felt across the country, enormous employment opportunities are being offered by the 2nd, 3rd and even 4th tier cities.

China needs to secure talents today A recent McKinsey study shows China is expected to face a shortage of eight million university-qualified workers by 2020. Due to an ageing population and a declining under 18-year-old population, the economy is rebalancing with greater opportunities in the services sector and jobs with higher productivity. These jobs favour highly skilled workers. At the moment, occupations in sectors such as architecture, engineering and economics have high job placement rates and starting salary levels in China, indicating strong demand from employers to fill jobs in these sectors. Supply shortages tend to push monthly wages higher. Irrespective of supply and demand issues, graduate quality is another challenge. Industry observers frequently cite job readiness and experience as ‘game changers’ when assessing candidates for graduate employment programs. Given UNSW’s focus on internships, careers, employment services and applied learning, this provides UNSW graduates with a distinct advantage.

Promising future with a UNSW degree According to the 2014 Chinese Colleges Graduates’ Employment Report, students in architecture, safety engineering and geological engineering have the highest rates of employment within six months after graduation. Combining these results with employment rates, monthly salaries and job satisfaction, the same survey lists the leading eight “most employment friendly” majors, all of which are UNSW’s academic strengths. They are: • Architecture • Geological Engineering • Mineral Processing Engineering • Mining Engineering • Oil and Gas Storage and Transport Engineering • Automotive Engineering • Urban Planning • Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering The next part of this Guide will introduce UNSW degrees across eight industry clusters which align our strengths against key areas of strong employment demand in China.

CHINA’S EMPLOYMENT CONTNETS OUTLOOK FOR GRADUATES

New trends in the Chinese labour market

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THERE IS A LOT TO LOVE AT UNSW

DISCOVER SYDNEY

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MAKE THE RIGHT INVESTMENT

Valuable workplace skills and networks

Valuable workplace skills are quite often described as ‘soft skills’. Unlike hard skills, which are generally an individual’s technical skill set and ability to perform certain functional tasks, soft skills are personal attributes, such as an ability to contribute in a team setting and to speak publicly and think creatively. They enhance an individual’s interpersonal relationships, job performance and career prospects. It is often said that hard skills will get you an interview but you need soft skills to get a job and to keep it.

➢Professional Development Program for International Students

UNSW Australia was ranked 21st in the world for employer reputation in the latest QS World University Rankings. UNSW graduates are some of the most sought after graduates in the world - 80% of our undergraduate students and 84% of our postgraduate students find jobs within 6 months after graduation. LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network, recently revealed that UNSW graduates are the top choice for the 30 most desired employers in Australia.

• The three-day seminar includes topics on business communication, customer service skills, employer expectations and recruitment processes

There are many reasons behind these outstanding achievements. At UNSW, we have a wide range of career development services and events to empower you with the skills and experience you need to be competitive in the job market. We are well connected to real businesses and we help you establish professional networks with industry leaders and experts to make sure you are a step ahead.

UNSW offers a professional development program designed to give students hands-on experience in a professional workplace setting. It includes a three-day seminar followed by a 50-hour office internship program organised by UNSW Careers and Employment.

• Benefits of a 50 hour office internship: get hands-on experience and knowledge; gain knowledge of employer expectations in the Australian workplace; enhance your business communication, business writing and customer service skills; and gain confidence and improve job interviewing skills through working in a professional setting

Networks in China

VALUABLE WORKPLACE SKILLS AND NETWORKS

Keys to land your dream job

UNSW has extensive partnerships with research institutions, leading universities, government bodies and major companies in China, such as the National Development and Reform Commission, Sinopec and China State Grid, to name a few. Chinese students can expect to join these networks from the moment they begin their journey with us.

Dedicated careers officers for Chinese students We are the only international university with a full-time careers team located in China sourcing graduate employment opportunities and internships for our students. They talk to industry about how our students can add real value and solve China’s talent shortages.

We also have a quarterly newsletter covering the latest employment news in the Chinese job market, and we are proud to introduce our first edition of the Employers’ Guide of UNSW Australia this year. This guide will be distributed to leading companies and major employers all over China, helping those Chinese students who wish to pursue a career in China.

LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network, recently revealed that UNSW graduates are the top choice for the 30 most desired employers in Australia.

of our undergraduate students find jobs within 6 months of graduating.

of our postgraduate students find jobs within 6 months of graduating.

HSBC Bank / 汇丰银行 PwC / 普华永道 Citi Bank / 花旗银行 EY / 安永会计 Cathay Pacific Airways / 国泰航空 Macquarie Group / 麦格理集团 Deloitte / 德勤会计 IBM

J.P. Morgan / 摩根大通集团 Deutsche Bank / 德意志银行 AECOM / AECOM 建筑 Morgan Stanley / 摩根士丹利国际金融服务公司 Microsoft / 微软 CBRE / 世邦魏理仕不动产服务公司 Greenland / 绿地集团 China Southern Airlines / 中国南航 Hyatt Hotel Group / 凯悦酒店集团 KPMG China / 毕马威会计 Siemens / 西门子 JLL / 仲量联行中国房地产及资本管理公司 Nokia / 诺基亚 Samsung / 三星 Unilever / 联合利华 Bank of China / 中国银行 Accenture / 埃森哲集团 Oracle / 甲骨文中国 Arup / 奥雅纳公司 Alcate-Lucent / 阿尔卡特朗讯公司

优秀中国校友，遍布华夏

JOIN THE GLOBAL ALUMNI NETWORK

UBS / 瑞银集团

人才遍布各地

创业创新

Innovation

Turbocharge the motherland’s future and start your own business Seize the hour – the time for startups is now •C hina has embarked on a major national campaign to encourage a new wave of student-led startups and business incubators across the higher education system • In December 2014 the Chinese Ministry of Education announced a new series of measures designed to allow entrepreneurial students academic leave to try out their business ideas •C hinese universities are now being actively encouraged to offer credit-bearing courses in entrepreneurship, with real-world business owners and investors brought into the classroom to mentor students

•T he median size of equity investments in Chinese startups increased 122% in the last quarter of 2013 and is poised to continue to record strong growth • While the amount of capital invested into each individual startup varies by sector, the Wall Street Journal predicts capital investments to increase right across the Chinese startup world • Major Chinese companies such as Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent Holdings are leading the way with startup acquisitions in China and internationally • Having recently surpassed the European Union, China is home to the world’s second largest venture capital market

Live and breathe innovation at the heart of your UNSW degree If you have innovative ideas and want help to set up your own business while at university, then come to UNSW Australia and work with a team dedicated to turning student ideas into commercial ventures. We will soon be opening a new, 1000 square metre, state-of-the-art $45 million innovation centre focused on providing a focal point for students across disciplines to generate ideas and facilitate student-led innovation. Located in the heart of our campus and situated next to the Australian School of Business and on the ground floor of the new Materials Science and Engineering building, UNSW Australia’s new Crouch Innovation Centre is dedicated to embedding innovation and entrepreneurship as a core part of the student experience. Provided exclusively for students across all disciplines, the Centre will house a range of brand new facilities such as an innovation hall, a multifunctional workspace and the very latest in advanced manufacturing technology such as 3D printers and laser cutters.

– Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, Address to the Davos World Economic Forum, January 2015

The Centre will also provide a new home for our existing Student Entrepreneur Team at UNSW Innovations. The Student Entrepreneur team provides advisory services to all students interested in developing their own business ideas. They provide free expert advice on everything a budding entrepreneur could want including commercial, legal, intellectual property protection, financial and accounting advice. We connect student entrepreneurs with our network of industry partners, successful start-ups, mentors and even angel investors who can potentially inject capital to fuel your business venture. Our team maintains active links and partnerships with some of the biggest names in China’s innovation system such as Z-Park, the Shenzhen Government and the Xi’an Science & Technology Park.

UNSW Shenzhen Startup Games

INNOVATION

China’s era of startups has arrived

“To foster a new engine of growth, we need to encourage mass entrepreneurship and innovation, and mobilise the wisdom and power of the people.”

As part of a growing collaboration with the Shenzhen Government, UNSW Innovations partnered with the Shenzhen Economic & Trade Representative Office in Australia in December 2014 for the inaugural UNSW Shenzhen Startup Games.

The event was a showcase of six start-ups chosen from a highly competitive pool of almost 50 applicants, all with UNSW student or alumni team members, and all with China as an important part of their business or marketing strategies. With the generous prize of return airfares to Shenzhen and government-led introductions to potential customers, partners and investors, the event attracted a diverse and high caliber group of companies and more than 200 people from across the UNSW and wider Sydney communities.

Cultivating your entrepreneurial spirit is part of the student experience •A ll UNSW student start-up companies receive A$20,000 worth of products and services from our partners at Google Startup •M IT alumni based in Sydney are working with UNSW student entrepreneurs providing real mentorship and connecting current MIT students to UNSW student star tups • Events throughout the year connect student entrepreneurs with angel investors and industry mentors • Participate in student startup competitions, seminars and prizes • Student entrepreneur services are available to all UNSW students for free

For more information, aspiring entrepreneurs and innovators should contact NSi at: student.enterprise@nsinnovations.com.au Or visit the NSi website: innovations.unsw.edu.au Scan the code to find out more about Student Enterprise on our China website: china.unsw.edu.au/industry/student-enterprise/ Opening in 2015, the new home for innovation at UNSW – The Michael Crouch Innovation Centre (MCIC)

Be the next Zhang Xin, Li Yanhong or Ma Yun – study business at UNSW.

Welcome to the home of Australia’s millionaires UNSW Australia has produced more millionaires and trained more CEOs than any Australian university. We’ve even produced a few billionaires too. With the best graduate starting salaries and the highest employment rates in Australia, we will make sure you will be well on your way to a successful future.

BUSINESS

商业 Business With over 75,000 graduates from the Australian School of Business all around the world, you will become a member of this prestigious network from the moment you join UNSW. Make connections and stay ahead of the business game.

UNSW Business School: business.unsw.edu.au

“To get rich is glorious.” – Deng Xiaoping

What makes us different?

A$4 million

BUSINESS

We’ve recently invested A$4 million in innovative state-of-the-art technology designed to ‘flip the classroom’ by moving material online that was previously delivered in lectures and focusing on practical problem solving, team work and group learning in classes

Not only are we Australia’s leading millionaire factory, we are in the top 50 worldwide for producing millionaires

Our curriculum is designed in close consultation with major recruiters and a trusted industry advisory council to ensure you are career ready

We have some of the best public and private sector research partnerships such as our work with the Australian Bureau of Statistics and the World Bank

UNSW Business School has cemented its place among the world’s leading business schools following the release of the latest QS World University Rankings which placed our accounting and finance programs among the top 12th in the world

We’re home to a number of prestigious professional chairs such as the Macquarie Group Chair in Financial Services

We’re proud of our record of shaping business practice through policy and research

This is China and Australia’s moment Almost 200,000 jobs in Australia are created by direct exports to China, with direct trade with China contributing 5.5% to Australia’s GDP – double that of agriculture, forestry and fishery combined.

The services economy now represents the biggest cluster of China’s labour market with more than a third of the entire workforce employed in the sector. This is forecast to grow dramatically as the nation urbanises.

China’s financial sector reform - including interest rate liberalization, increased foreign investment, the building of wealth management and pension products, international accounting standardisation and other areas - will require dramatic changes in the way financial sector workers are qualified and trained.

What does industry say? “We have problems finding the right person in our advisory practice – including areas such as risk management and management consulting”. – A Big 4 Accounting Firm executive in an exclusive interview with UNSW

“The Central government wants to establish their own local firms beyond the Big 4 accounting firms...so there will be a new structure of local accounting firms. With encouragement from central government, they want to establish their own big-city firm and increase competitiveness in international markets.” – CPA Firm based in Beijing

China’s asset management industry is in its infancy. It is 5.1 per cent of GDP compared to 240 per cent in the US. But it is projected to grow rapidly to 10 per cent by 2015.

China has commenced an unprecedented wave of reforms designed to provide the private market with a ‘decisive role’ in the economy.

These reforms include a bold trial programme to introduce private banks, liberalise interest rates and establish Free Trade Zones to stimulate high-value global trade.

China ranked fourth in the world for the size of venture capital investment in 2013 behind the US, Europe and Canada. Total venture investment in 2013 reached US$3.5 billion or 7.2 per cent the world total (US$48.5 billion).

“[In Australia] so far there are already fifty SOEs that have established representative offices in Perth. The Chinese government is encouraging them to go abroad to develop overseas markets. They need talent to help their business grow – accounting is a key job function for them.” – CPA firm based in Beijing “Our business will continue to grow, the demand for talented and experienced candidates and graduates will continue to grow, particularly in finance, analytics and technology.” – Multinational Bank

Career pathways

UNSW degrees UNSW Australia has a wide range of internationally-recognised degrees in business designed to prepare you for a successful career in the Chinese economy: Accounting

Investment banker

Actuarial Studies Business Business Law Business Economics Commerce

Stockbroker

Commerce/Economics Commerce/Law

Marketing, advertising or brand manager

Commerce/Science Econometrics

Accountant

Economics Finance Financial Economics

Actuarial analyst

Financial Analysis Human Resource Management

Financial analyst E-commerce specialist

Information Systems International Business Management Marketing Professional Accounting

Auditor

Real Estate Studies Taxation

Strategic planner

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: china.unsw.edu.au/study/degrees/

BUSINESS

Funds manager

Fuel the engine room of the world’s rising superpower

Engineer a bright future with a UNSW degree Founded in 1949 with a firm focus on science and technology, UNSW Australia is known as the Tsinghua of the Southern Hemisphere. Whether it’s building a quantum computer, simulating a complex underground mine or programming award-winning football-playing robots, it’s our focus on applied engineering that sets us apart. As Australia’s largest and most prestigious engineering school*, we are best placed to equip you with all the skills, knowledge and industry connections you need to succeed. As China continues to restructure its economy, it will continue to require more innovators than ever before, and the prospects for engineering graduates are extremely positive in terms of both job placement and remuneration. So, dream big with UNSW Australia Engineering. *Shanghai Jiao Tong University’s Academic Ranking of World Universities in Engineering/Technology and Computer Sciences 2014

Faculty of Engineering: engineering.unsw.edu.au

“Engineering, science and technology are closely related to the development of humankind. The history of human civilization shows that its existence is linked to the development of productive forces, which are powered by the advances in engineering science and technology. Engineering benefits humankind. Science and technology create the future. Engineering, science and technology are significant forces that shape the world.” –C hinese President Xi Jinping’s keynote speech at the International Conference on Engineering, Science and Technology in 2014

ENGINEERING

工程 Engineering 21

What makes us different?

No.1 in Australia

ENGINEERING

Engineering at UNSW is the largest engineering faculty in the country, ranked No.1 in Australia (2014 Shanghai Jiao Tong University’s Academic Ranking of World Universities in Engineering/Technology and Computer Sciences)

Each of our engineering subject areas are ranked in the world’s top 50 in the QS World University Subject Rankings 2015

In the list of Australia’s top 100 most influential engineers, an impressive 23 engineers are UNSW alumni

Our engineering graduates are the leading contributors to UNSW Australia’s status as the nation’s technology entrepreneur factory

With more than 60 years of experience, our School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering is one of the largest and most respected schools in the southern hemisphere

We actively seek partnerships with many of the world’s best engineering universities, including an exciting new joint research fund with the prestigious Shanghai Jao Tong University

All of our students are exposed to a high degree of interaction between academic staff and industry professionals

Engineering talent is critical to the Chinese Dream

“Areas of high demand include civil engineers and electrical engineers with project management skills.”

Under the “New Silk Road” framework, a massive infrastructure project aimed at linking China with three continents over land and sea is expected to pave the way for more infrastructure investment in the region. Asia’s national infrastructure investments are estimated to be $8 trillion over the 2010 – 2020 period or $730 billion annually.

– MNC foreign engineering firm

“Top recruitment demand has previously been concentrated in the coastal area—Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. Going forward, more demand is coming from 2nd tier cities such as Wuhan or Chongqing.”

By the end of 2015, China is expected to record a 54% expansion in the length of railways, a 157% expansion in the length of expressways, a 62% increase in the number of airports and a 132% increase in the capacity of shipping container terminals.

– Foreign electronics co-executive

“We don’t lack marketers but we do lack engineers…It’s so hard to find skilled workers and engineers. Ask any HR person, the biggest headache in hiring is coming from the engineers supply chain—even if we include overseas China graduates.”

China is planning some of the world’s most spectacular engineering marvels including the world’s longest undersea tunnel and the world’s tallest building. The UN estimates the population of China will reach 1.45 billion by 2050. Engineers will be needed to develop infrastructure and new technologies to ensure this growth is matched by productivity gains. According to the ‘Made in China 2025’ plan released this May, China aims to build a high-end manufacturing sector. Chinese manufacturers are expected to have boosted their productivity immensely through innovation and by creating a batch of globally competitive multinational companies that are both resource efficient and environmentally friendly by 2025. The plan highlights ten focus areas covering new information technology, numerical control tools and robotics, aerospace equipment, ocean-engineering equipment and hi-tech ships, railway equipment, energysaving and new-energy vehicles, power equipment, new materials, biological medicine and medical devices, and agricultural machinery. China aims to make breakthroughs in key technologies, including improving homegrown computer chips’ adaptability, enhancing mobile communications technology and producing multipurpose robotics.

What does industry say?

– Foreign electronics co-executive

1.45 billion

“It is more difficult to recruit graduates in our industry…very difficult in some cities like Xi’an and Taizhou. Xi’an is a big city but we don’t have many people with a foreign engineering background - not yet.” – MNC foreign engineering firm

Career pathways

Aerospace engineers

UNSW degrees UNSW Australia has an extensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees to prepare you for a successful career in Chinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rising engineering sector. Chemical Engineering

Biomedical engineers

Civil Engineering with Architecture

Computer science engineers

Computer Science

Civil engineers

Engineering

Digital map creators Mechanical engineers Mechanical designers

Electrical and Electronic

Engineering Management Engineering Science Geoinformation Systems Industrial Chemistry Information Technology Materials Science and

Management consultants Manufacturing engineers

Engineering Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

Mechatronic engineers

Mining Engineering

Mining engineers

Petroleum Engineering

Naval Architecture

Renewable Engineering

Naval architects Petroleum engineers Project managers Robotics specialists

Software Engineering Surveying Telecommunications For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: china.unsw.edu.au/study/degrees/

ENGINEERING

Chemical engineers

Civil Engineering

Save the blue sky and serve the people

Engineer a bright future with a UNSW degree In a world that needs increasing amounts of energy and as more people look to renewable resources for the solution, the opportunities in this area are growing rapidly. Employment in this sector is projected to grow faster than average for all occupations in coming years. UNSW Australia is a leader in renewable energy, as China’s Vice-Premier Liu Yandong said when she paid a visit in December 2012. From maintaining the world record for creating the most efficient solar cell technology for over three decades, to Australia’s only degree program in nuclear energy engineering, it’s not hard to see why we are a leader in the field. The specialties taught at UNSW are in world-wide demand. Join us, and you can be a leader too.

To find out more about our new state-of-the-art home of energy research, visit the Tyree Energy Technology Building (TETB) website: facilities.unsw.edu.au/tyree-energy-technologies-building-sustainable-energy-research

“Revolution in energy generation and consumption is vital to any country’s development and to the wellbeing of its people. We will put great weight behind the development of wind power and photovoltaic power, work actively to develop hydropower, and stress safety in developing nuclear power. We will develop the energy conservation and environmental protection industry into a new pillar of the economy.” –C hinese Premier Li Keqiang’s 2015 Work Report, Delivered at the Third Session of the 12th National People’s Congress on March 5, 2015

ENERGY

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What makes us different?

A$123.5million

Our $123.5 million state-of-the-art Tyree Energy Technologies Building (TETB) is home to the Australian Energy Research Institute, boasting new laboratories for photovoltaic technologies, sustainable clean fuels, smart grids, energy storage, energy economics and policy analysis

ENERGY

With a green star rating of 6 awarded by the Green Building Council of Australia, the TETB is a world leader in environmentally sustainable building practices

The solar revolution was born at UNSW Australia and we pioneered the development of the world’s most efficient silicon solar cells

UNSW Materials Science ranked 26th in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2015 – the highest ranking of all Australian universities

We work closely with some of the biggest Chinese power companies including China State Grid, Sinopec, Guodian and China Sunergy – many of our PhD graduates have made their careers with some of these Chinese industry giants

30% Australia is a major supplier to China’s energy industry supplying more than 30% of China’s annual coal needs and 24% of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply.

Chinese companies are investing more in Australia’s energy sector with major Chinese players such as Yancoal, Shenhua, PetroChina, Sinopec and CNOOC investing billions of capital in Australia

China is undergoing an energy revolution

What does industry say? “China’s energy sector is a top strategic priority…Household energy consumption in China is set to expand in line with urbanisation and overall economic growth. The combination of these factors creates enormous demand for energy alternatives and the training professionals to bring them to fruition.” – Leading market research firm

The Chinese government plans to cap coal use to below 65% of total primary energy consumption by 2017 as part of its efforts to diversify the nation’s energy mix.

China raced ahead of the United States and became the world’s largest energy consumer in 2010 and the world’s largest power generator in 2011.

China plans to double the number of wind turbines by 2020.

China is set to become one of the world’s largest liquefied natural gas importers, with analysts predicting the nation will need a fifth of the 272 million tonnes of gas expected to be produced globally by 2018.

China is the world’s second largest consumer of oil and surpassed the United States as the world’s largest net oil importer in September 2013.

There were approximately 6.5 million direct and indirect jobs in renewable energy in 2013 and the demand for renewable energy specialists continue in an upward trend. China is one of the six largest employers in the world.

China has investments in renewable energy that exceed US$52 billion, ranking it first in the world. These investments, and the skills necessary to bring them to fruition, are a critical part of China’s overall economic reforms.

Installed nuclear power capacity is expected to reach 58 million kW by 2020. With 30 million kW currently under construction, China is set to become the world’s largest nuclear power producer.

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“Within the energy sector, high entry salary levels for engineers reflect a lack of quality to fill positions and the regional mismatches (there are energy related projects in the interior of China, outside of major cities and key provinces).” – Big energy company “In the energy sector, our observation is that people are always focused on the large companies. Rio Tinto, they have long queues…not so much for the small companies.” – Australian Government

UNSW degrees

Photovoltaic and solar energy engineers

UNSW Australia has a wide range of internationally recognised degrees in energy, designed to prepare you for a successful career in the Chinese economy, including:

Nuclear energy engineers

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Petroleum engineers Construction engineers

Environmental Management Materials Science Mining Engineering Naval Architecture Nuclear Engineering

Mining engineers

Petroleum Engineering Photovoltaics and Solar Energy

Materials engineers

Renewable Energy Engineering Science

Energy and commodities traders Naval architects

ENERGY

Career pathways

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: china.unsw.edu.au/study/degrees/

Join us and build China’s great green cities of the future

Cities and environment Build a career in China’s urban future There is a pressing need for China to expand its urban infrastructure vastly in order to meet demand driven by continuing urbanisation rates, and to deal with the environmental challenges that come with urbanisation. Whether you see yourself solving complex urban planning challenges, designing the green skyscrapers of tomorrow, or supplying new sources of renewable energy to this unprecedented urban sprawl, UNSW Australia has an impressive range of world-class degrees to help you achieve your environment-focused goals. From graduates working in Asia’s top architecture firms to our academics who are advisors to the designers of China’s first emissions trading scheme, urban design and innovation is in our DNA.

Find out more about renewable energy: engineering.unsw.edu.au/energy-engineering/crc-for-low-carbon-living

“China’s leadership announced ‘building an ecological civilisation’ as an official policy initiative, together with economic, political, cultural and social developments. Demand for infrastructure, particularly those related to people’s livelihood and the environment, will be strong. Enhancing infrastructure such as water, power, transport, communications, education and healthcare, will be vital ingredients for achieving sustainable, high quality growth in the future.” – I nfrastructure in China: Sustaining quality growth KPMG China

CITIES AND ENVIRONMENT

城市与环境

What makes us different? Huge investment

CITIES AND ENVIRONMENT

Chinese investors are lifting their residential and commercial real estate investment dramatically in Sydney. For example, Fortune Global 500 giant Greenland Group has unveiled a $600 million project to build Sydney’s tallest residential tower, and Fuxing Huiyu Real Estate Co Ltd will pour $550 million across 11 apartment towers in Sydney’s Parramatta through its newly created Starryland Australia

Renowned architect and UNSW lecturer, Professor Glenn Murcutt, is Australia’s only recipient of the industry’s most prestigious award, the Pritzker Prize

A$28 million UNSW Australia is host to the nation’s flagship $28 million Cooperative Research Centre on Low Carbon Living

We have some of the best links with China’s architectural, urban planning and environmental elite, including partnerships with Tongji University, the National Development and Reform Commission and urban planning bureaus across China

Sydney is home to some of the world’s most iconic buildings and structures such as Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge

Sydney is pioneering the world of “green” building through the establishment of an innovative Green Star Rating System

Sydney Sydney is one of the best cities in the world to live and breathe architecture, urban planning and the built environment

Shape your future in China’s sleepless cities According to estimates by the United Nations Development Program, another 310 million people are expected to migrate internally within China to cities from the 260 million that have already migrated to cities (or helped create new cities) over the previous 60 years. China’s rapid urbanisation continues to be a central theme of its economic and social development. This macro trend underpins strong demand for professionals working in architecture, design, planning, real estate and related services. New developments will most likely need to adhere to more stringent environmental standards, creating demand for professionals with training and credentials. McKinsey forecasts that China’s urbanisation will generate an additional 175 million jobs by 2025. China’s construction and housing market remains a significant component of China’s overall GDP. Construction spending in 2013 reached US$1.8 trillion, and a recent survey predicts annual growth of 7.3% over the next five years. Real estate wages increased at a CAGR of 13% over the 2003 to 2011 period and 19% in 2011 alone, reflecting China’s dramatic growth in property development overall.

What does industry say? “We are recruiting not only for the architectural studio, but also for graphics and 3D and modeling and rendering - specialised techniques. We are looking for candidates all year round.” – Leading architecture firm

“The Asian employment market is very good - most of the projects are here, so we have a real opportunity to hire people.” – Australian architecture firm

“Every employer is trying to hire more people, employees want to find jobs, but it seems they are not on the same page. You don’t always find the right people, or the right people don’t want to take the job. If you have more projects, the other design firms also have more projects and you’re hiring at the same time.” – Australian architecture firm

“The recruitment situation is quite challenging in Guangzhou. This is not necessarily because the demand isn’t there; it’s just that the talent pool is quite small.” – Leading architectural firm

According to the statistics from China’s Ministry of Environmental Protection, the environmental industry kept a 20% annually growth rate from 2004 to 2014, and is expected to generate a turnover of US$810 billion in 2015. China is investing a record US$330 billion to tackle water pollution and US$227 billion to battle air pollution in urban areas.

Career pathways

UNSW degrees

Architects

Construction managers Environmental managers Environmental planners

UNSW Australia has a wide range of internationally recognised degrees designed to prepare you for a successful career in Chinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s urban future. Architectural Studies Construction Management and Property Environmental Management

Industrial designers

Environmental Engineering Industrial Design

Interior architects

Interior Architecture Landscape Architecture

Landscape architects

Photovoltaics and Solar Energy Planning

Property specialists Renewable energy engineers Urban planners

Renewable Energy Engineering Social Policy and Research

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: china.unsw.edu.au/study/degrees/

Water and waste management engineers

CITIES AND ENVIRONMENT

Civil and environmental engineers

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Your ticket to a future in China’s aviation industry Whether you want to build the aircraft of the future, manage one of China’s leading airlines, or take to the skies as a commercial airline pilot, we have some of the best aviation degrees in the world. We’re sure that we have a program that suits you. To ensure your career reaches new heights, you’ll be taught by teachers with international industry experience and given access to our dedicated Flight Training Unit. Our graduates can be found working in some of the world’s leading airlines, including Cathay Pacific, Qantas Airways, China Southern, Qatar Airways and Boeing—you never know, the captain of your flight to Sydney may well be UNSW alumni!

Find out more about our alumni: aviation.unsw.edu.au/alumni/alumni.html

“We’re not talking about one so-called national airport, such as a Heathrow, we’re talking about a country that’s going to have 20 or 30 major airports.” –M arc Allen, President of Boeing International

AVIATION

Fly high with China’s soaring success

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What makes us different?

UNSW

AVIATION

We give you access to world-class infrastructure—owned by UNSW Australia—at our dedicated Flight Training Unit located at Sydney’s second largest airport in Bankstown

67,000

A new China-Australia bilateral air services agreement signed in January 2015 will deliver an immediate 136 per cent increase in seat capacity between China and Australia and triple seat capacity to 67,000 seats a week by October 2016

Xiamen

All of our students are exposed to a high degree of interaction between academic staff and industry professionals. Many staff members have international industry experience and consult widely in both the Australian and international aviation industry

Sydney

Xiamen Airlines is poised to launch Boeing 787 flights from Xiamen to Sydney by the end of 2015, becoming the first airline from a 2nd tier Chinese city to take advantage of a major expansion of air capacity between China and Australia

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We have a proven track record in producing successful graduates who are now working in the aviation industry all over the world. Ivan Chu, Chief Executive of Cathay Pacific, is a proud UNSW alumni

Australia is home to much of the growth in China’s aviation industry and Australia has emerged as a key pillar underwriting the international strategies of leading Chinese airlines with China Southern increasing capacity by 40% on the Sydney to Guangzhou route in 2013

Sydney is well serviced by a growing number of mainland Chinese airlines. Air China, China Eastern, China Southern, Hainan Airlines and Sichuan Airlines provide frequent direct connections to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Nanjing, Shenzhen and Chongqing

A380

Sydney is a major global aviation hub. It is home to the world’s third largest base for the Airbus A380 super jumbo and it is an early destination city servicing the state-of-the-art Boeing 787 Dreamliner

Aviation is taking off China will need an estimated 77,400 new pilots and 93,900 mechanics and specialists through to 2032. Chinese airlines are already enticing American pilots with US$270,000 annual salaries which are almost double the salary of a US based captain.

As China’s airlines expand internationally, its passenger airline fleet will triple in size over the next two decades, demanding 5,580 new airplanes valued at US$780 billion, and accounting for over 16% of worldwide demand.

According to China’s 12th Five Year Plan, the number of airports in China is expected to expand from 175 in 2010 to 230 in 2015, with many to be built to accommodate large international aircraft.

What does industry say?

93,900 16% 230

The AVIC Group and its subsidiaries hired 12,000 new college graduates in 2013 from more than 1,100 institutions.

– Major Chinese aviation executive

“Plenty of work for graduates… however we do not always expect people to have experience. China is producing many graduate engineers, but they do not emerge job ready.” – Major Chinese aviation executive

“We are lacking people with soft skills, the ability to think creatively. Graduates also lack basic technical skills—China doesn’t have the training tradition of other countries.” – Major Chinese aviation executive

China’s growing defence spending is a major industry driver with employers such as AVIC and other companies being large contractors for militaryrelated projects in aerospace.

China is the world’s second largest cargo market after the US and is on track to overtake the US through the next decade.

Over the next 20 years, international travel will grow at an annual rate of 7.2% and domestic travel will grow by almost 7%.

“Returning Chinese are the ideal employees: they have the language skills but also an open attitude, a willingness to see there are other ways of doing things.”

Career pathways

UNSW degrees

Aerospace engineers

Aircraft maintenance engineers

UNSW Australia has a wide range of internationally-recognised degrees in aviation designed to prepare you for a successful career in the Chinese industry, including:

Airport construction managers Actuarial Studies

Airport managers

Aerospace Engineering Aviation (Flying) Aviation (Management)

Corporate sales and marketing specialists

Human Resource Management Mechanical Engineering

Fleet and pricing analysts Freight and cargo managers Network and route planners Pilots

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: china.unsw.edu.au/study/degrees/

AVIATION

Air traffic control operators and managers

Medical sciences

Save lives and positively impact a growing health system

Make a difference to China’s health system Success in medicine and science requires application and hard work, however it brings great rewards in terms of job satisfaction and career outcomes. Even more rewarding is the opportunity to develop skills to help those in need and make a real difference in people’s lives. Recognised as a world leader in medical research, UNSW Australia integrates scientific knowledge with cutting-edge medical research and clinical skills. Our teachers are a combination of researchactive academic staff and clinical experts, putting you at the forefront of the latest scientific and medical advances, and giving you the opportunity to contribute to ground-breaking discoveries that make a lasting difference. We are well connected to the changing world of business and will help you establish professional networks with industry leaders and experts via a curriculum where medical science, internships and clinical disciplines are highly integrated to ensure an optimum learning experience.

UNSW Medicine: med.unsw.edu.au

“China is set to become a crucial player in the healthcare and life sciences industry and, within a decade, is expected to be a global leader in drug discovery and innovation.” –H ealthcare and Life Sciences in China - Towards Growing Collaboration KPMG Healthcare and Life Sciences Report

MEDICAL SCIENCES

医药科学

What makes us different?

MEDICAL SCIENCES

At UNSW, you will be studying under some of the country’s most innovative and engaging teachers. Our staff have won numerous awards, including recognition from the Australian Medical Association, Royal Australasian College of Physicians and the Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence

We are the highest ranked university in Australia for Materials Science in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2015, and our Psychology and Medicine are ranked 15th and 43rd in the world respectively.

medical schools

UNSW Australia has nine medical schools that are located either on the university’s city campus or at various hospitals in metropolitan Sydney and rural New South Wales

Since diagnosing Australia’s first case of HIV, researchers at UNSW have actively been involved in the development of every existing antiretroviral HIV drug

A$100m The newly opened state-of-the-art and purposebuilt Wallace Wurth building, together with the $100 million Lowy Cancer Research Centre and the Biological Sciences Building, form a world-class biomedical research precinct that supports both research and teaching

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Our medical sciences regularly top UNSW’s research performance ratings and account for more than 40% of the University’s entire research income

UNSW Australia was the first in Australia to offer an undergraduate-entry-level Doctor of Medicine (MD) program. It offers medical graduates a higher-level qualification and a more globally recognised degree

China is at the forefront of global reform and innovation in the healthcare sector In the newly released ‘Made in China 2025’ plan, which aims to make China a global manufacturing power, ‘biological medicine and medical devices’ is listed as one of the ten focus areas.

China’s healthcare spending is projected to increase from US$357 billion in 2011 to over US$1 trillion by 2020. McKinsey estimates the current size of China’s medical products and pharmaceutical markets to be US$71 billion (No. 3 globally) and US$220 billion (No. 3 globally) respectively. China’s 12th Five Year Plan identified the biomedical industry, including pharmaceuticals and medical devices, as a strategic industry—one of only seven. China’s biotech industry is expected to reach $630 billion by the end of 2015. This is an excellent opportunity for medical and science professionals in the fields of biotechnology, chemistry, molecular and cell biology, and pharmaceutical medicine. There is increasing focus on medical technology and telemedicine to address shortages of welltrained physicians. This includes the establishment of a health records system for over 75% of China’s population. By 2050, the number of Chinese aged over 50 is expected to be more than 25% of the population and this is driving more than US$10 billion of annual investment in the aged care sector. China’s market for over-the-counter and generic medicines will grow from a modest US$23 billion in 2010 to an astronomical US$369 billion by 2020.

What does industry say? “Health care continues to be one of the growing sectors in the Chinese economy. So definitely double digit growth. There is expansion of headcounts in sales-based organisations, with a lot of new graduates joining at the entry-level.” – Shanghai-based recruiter specialising in the healthcare sector “There’s a lot of demand for quality product and product registration people and a huge shortage of graduates who have the university training in Pharmacology and Biochemistry. The trend across the healthcare sector is that they want local talent who can take up roles in the company. They are looking for well-educated Chinese nationals and they will continue to promote them and get away from the model where they’re always dropping in expats into senior management roles.” –Principal of an executive search firm in China “Shanghai is increasingly becoming the centre for healthcare, not just for China but also for Asia, with a lot of healthcare companies setting up their headquarters there, pharmaceuticals in particular. We’re also seeing a lot of activities in the 2nd tier cities where there are a few companies trying to build private hospitals in Ningbo, and more and more companies are opening research facilities in Chengdu and Chongqing.” – Principal of an executive search firm in China “There is a massive shortage of research scientists and talent on the research and drug development sides. The local universities are producing a lot of researchers but the quality is not the same compared to Australia and other western countries in terms of critical thinking and lateral thinking. Having the soft skills and having the English language abilities to work in a MNC environment is where we’ll see a lot of people fall short, because the dominant language is still English for publication in journals. There is also a huge shortage of people to work in private hospitals and help create western standards.” – Shanghai-based recruiter specialising in the healthcare sector

Career pathways Aged care providers Bioinformaticians

Biotechnology specialists Clinical research associates Clinical trial managers Doctors Laboratory technicians

UNSW Australia has an extensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees to prepare you for a successful career in Chinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rising medical science industry, including:

Health Management International Public Health Pharmaceutical Medicine Public Health

Psychology Reproductive Medicine Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Health Medicine Medical Science Medicine Microbiology Neuroscience

Optometrists

Optometry Pathology

Pharmaceutical developers Pharmaceutical sales representatives Research scientists Surgeons Venture capitalists

MEDICAL SCIENCES

Biomedical engineers

UNSW degrees

Vision Sciences

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Let your ideas star in China’s future

Become a creative thinker in a digitally-driven expanding market Media and creative industries are a growing and important part of China’s economic transformation with its focus on domestic innovation, creativity, as well as the embrace of technology and entrepreneurship. If you are interested in a career in media and the creative industries, UNSW Australia is the number one choice. Our programs are among the most highly regarded in Australia with a focus on media innovation and emerging technologies. We have cutting-edge teaching and research covering a broad spectrum, from journalism and public communication to digital technologies and the internet. Our programs examine these fields through the lenses of media and cultural theory and provide our students with the technical skills and experience to compete in the job market.

Arts and Social Sciences: arts.unsw.edu.au

“The vibrant media and entertainment industry is expanding more rapidly than the country’s economy as a whole…the future prospects for consumption of media and entertainment products and services are staggering. The breadth and scope of digital offerings in the country, from online video to social media, are as great as anywhere.” – S potlight on China: Building a roadmap for success in media and entertainment Ernst & Young

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MEDIA AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

What makes us different?

Our media and communications discipline is a national leader at the forefront of research and teaching and was recently awarded four out of five stars in the Excellence in Research Australia Report

We combine the theoretical study of contemporary media with hands-on practice-based learning

UNSW Australia ranked well above the world standard, garnering a score of five out of five in the areas of Film, Television & Digital Media, Marketing, Visual Arts & Crafts and Performing Arts

Our undergraduate degree programs in media offer a wide range of courses in areas such as media writing, professional communication, media production, strategic communication and communication ethics

We have some of the best collaborations with industry in the country. Our academics work on the most exciting challenges in the media and creative field with teachers involved in some of Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s biggest events, including Vivid Sydney and the Sydney Festival

Welcome to the home of creative industries in the 21st Century The Chinese Government has identified culture as a “pillar industry” as part of its latest Five Year Plan. A report by the Beijing Government estimates that one new media company is established in the Chinese capital every day. The number of movie theatres in China has exploded over the past decade. According to Entgroup, China’s leading entertainment research provider, there were just 3,000 movie screens in operation in China in 2007. Today, there are more than 18,000. China is the second largest box office earner in the world for films, grossing an estimated RMB 17 billion in 2013, and is expected to be the world’s largest by 2020. Foreign interest and activity in Chinese media and entertainment sectors is strong. For example, major US and British production houses are now actively tailoring scripts to Chinese audiences, and a US$3.3 billion Universal Studios theme park in Beijing is expected to be completed by 2019. China’s print and media trade along with radio, TV and film industries accounted for more than RMB 2 trillion in revenue in 2012, with the Ministry of Culture projecting output to account for 5% of China’s GDP by 2016. Already recording 30% annual growth rates, China is now the second largest advertising market only behind the US, with 377,800 advertising agencies employing an estimated 2.18 million people in 2012. Online advertising via social and digital media is expected to be a prime area for future expansion and job creation. According to research by Entgroup, as of January 2014, a total of 47 Chinese “cultural enterprises” have conducted initial public offerings (IPOs), with many listing outside of China, indicating both the growth nature of the sector and its growing international profile.

What does industry say?

“There are currently more opportunities in gaming, new media and digital industry than in the traditional media, like TV, radio and music. Most people want to do gaming; that’s where the money is. For example, our previous graphic designer has gone to Tencent to do online graphic design.” – Leading media company based in Beijing

“There are lots of jobs out there. It’s quite active in Shanghai and Guangzhou. Shanghai is more commercial, whereas Guangzhou has a very interesting grass roots movement when it comes to areas like publishing, print and public art.” – Major media content creator

“There are things happening all over China. I just came back from Anhui where I saw an amazing public art project in a rural area.” – Major media content creator

“I would say that the current demand is definitely in CGI and in the digital space.” – Major media content creator

Career pathways

UNSW degrees

Account Managers Communication Strategists

Editors

Advertising

Event Managers

Arts

Film Directors

Communications

Film Producers

Dance

Arts Administration

Creative Writing

Journalism

Journalists

Media and Communication Media Arts

Media and Advertising Managers

Music Music Education

Media and Arts Administrators

Public Relations Theatre and Performance

Performers

Studies Video and Sound Production

Public Relations professionals Publishers

For more information refer to our International Student Guide or visit: china.unsw.edu.au/study/degrees/

Social Media Coordinators TV Hosts

MEDIA AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

Copywriters

UNSW Australia has an extensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees to prepare you for a successful career in Chinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rising media and creative industry including:

Be at the heart of the ‘Designed in China’ phenomenon

Design Design China’s future Designers play a vital role in shaping the way we live. Whether it’s designing products we use at home or streamlining systems we use at work, experienced and creative designers are in high demand. Careers in the design space are highly competitive, so it is critical that you have a high level of professional and technical excellence with a proven capacity for creativity. At UNSW Australia, our intensive and rigorous art, design and media programs are studio practice based and industry engaged. Our teachers are industry leaders with a network of over 900 affiliations with art, design and media companies in 22 countries around the world. Our teaching utilises the latest methods, underpinned by cutting-edge technology and an innovative learning environment to inspire a new generation of creative thinkers.

Art and Design: artdesign.unsw.edu.au

“Red is the new black when it comes to Australian fashion. Where once our designers looked to Paris, Milan and New York for global gains, the future for Australian talent now lies in China.” – The Sydney Morning Herald

DESIGN

设计

What makes us different?

DESIGN

Completed in 2013, our new Arts and Design campus boasts state-of-the-art facilities including a purpose-built gallery, world-class design studios and flexible study zones for you to collaborate with peers and design to your full potential

UNSW faculty and students are drawn from more than 50 countries globally and together we are Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest community of art and design practitioners, researchers, educators and students

Our art and design researchers work in closer collaboration than you might think with colleagues from engineering, medicine and the sciences on a range of real-world challenges such as robotics, medical research and the digital economy

Modern studio spaces, workshops, experimental spaces and specialist areas sit alongside traditional lecture halls, tutorial rooms and break-out spaces

Art and design at UNSW is an integral part of our emphasis on science, technology and the professions

Our design students experience a variety of innovative learning environments and work across multiple disciplines to gain as much skill and experience as possible

The design environment is not limited to the geography of our state-of-the-art campus - many of our programs provide internship opportunities and field trips to a wide range of locations in Australia and internationally via our global network of industry partners

Rebalance China’s economy with clever design The Chinese government is investing in an unprecedented national policy effort to turbo-charge change in China’s success from the ubiquitous “Made in China” tag to a “Designed in China” future.

What does industry say?

“Most projects are not in 1st tier cities but in 2nd tier ones such as Hangzhou, Changsha, Chengdu, Chongqing, and Shenzhen. There are quite a lot of projects in Tianjin where we built the exhibition centre last year.”

Industrial design has emerged as a rapidly growing profession in China from being nearly non-existent to an estimated 300,000 strong base of industrial designers.

– Leading design studio

“Interior design will be a promising job in the future…buildings that have already been established will need to be renovated in order to catch up with changing trends.”

The International Visual Communicators Association estimates there are around 5,600 animation companies in China, mostly located in Beijing, Changsha, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Shanghai and Wuxi.

– International architectural and design firm

“Interior design recruitment really is a challenge. Finding the people who have the creative thinking and the concept design is quite difficult.”

China’s animation industry revenues reached US$14 billion in 2013, having expanded by approximately 15% over the past three years. Animation exports were US$160 million in 2014.

– Leading architecture firm

Chinese online gaming companies, that draw heavily on designers, recorded RMB 66.2 billion in revenues during 2012 and are predicted to grow to RMB 97.8 billion in 2014.

By 2015, the number of Chinese PC online gamers will be 275 million, which equals 86% of the current population of the United States.

A recent report projects the value of design services have increased from RMB 22 billion in 2002 to over RMB 64 billion in 2015, with a positive employment outlook.

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Career pathways

UNSW degrees

Animators Art directors Concept artists

Film producers

DESIGN

Film directors

UNSW Australia has an extensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees to prepare you for a successful career in Chinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rising design industry including: Animation Ceramics

Game designers

Design Digital Media

Graphic designers

Fine arts Graphic/Media Design

Industrial designers

Industrial Design Jewellery

Jewellery designers Multimedia designers Producers Production designers/managers Sound designers Textile designers Museum and gallery curators

Screen and Sound Production

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选择你的专业课程请确认它符合你的兴趣、技能和未来职业方向。

查询录取要求请参考本书，以及新南威尔士大学国际学生预科／本科／研究生手册（英文）相关章节 - 如果你是一名中国高中毕业生, 你可以凭你的高考分数申请大多数新南威尔士大学的本科课程。详情请查看本书本科课程录取要求相关章节。

你同时也需要查询你所申请专业的英语成绩录取要求, 每个专业课程对英语成绩的要求都有所不同: unsw.edu.au/english-requirements-policy

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2016年

上半年入学

下半年入学

课程申请（授课型）截止日期

2015.11.30

2016.5.31

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2016.7.20 - 7.22

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2016.7.25 - 11.22

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Q A

我是一名中国大学大三的学生，我应该什么时候开始申请新南威尔士大学研究生学位？

Q A

如果我的高考成绩稍低于新南威尔士大学的高考成绩要求，还有其他的入学途径吗？

Q A

新南威尔士大学的英语语言要求是什么？

如果我收到了新南威尔士大学带有语言课程作为一部分的录取通知书，我应该什么时候开始上英语课程？

根据你英语程度的不同，你有可能进入为期20周，15周或最短10周的UEEC英语课程。成功结业者，将不再需要为入学参加额外的雅思考试。

中国本科在读学生申请我校授课型研究生学位时，我们最新的政策允许大部分申请者在拿到6个学期本科成绩单后，就可以递交申请。如果你符合我们的入学条件，你将收到一个有条件录取通知书。以下课程需至少 7个学期成绩单申请：医学院除药物开发（课程代码 5504，7370，9060）外的所有课程，所有心理学课程（课程代码5330，8256，8257，8258），教育硕士（课程代码 8926），工程硕士（课程代码 8621），建筑硕士（课程代码 8143）。

有。UNSW GLOBAL提供的4个月过渡课程，适用于已经完成高中课程，完成高考，但尚未完全达到我校本科入学条件的学生。也适用于需要在某些科目获得所需要求知识的学生。

新南威尔士大学认可多种英语语言考试和英语预备课程。

本科课程明细表课程名称

课程代码

总学年

预计学费

上半年

下半年

（第一年）

入学

ATAR

UNSW UFS 1

GCE A LEVELS

SAT 1

Singaporean A Levels

GAOKAO

HKDSE

CANADIAN OSSDW

艺术理论学士

4803

3年

29,040 澳元

√

75.00

7.0

1500

80%

设计学学士

4809

4年

29,040澳元

√

75.00

7.0

1500

80%

美术学士（荣誉学位）

4814

4年

29,040 澳元

√

75.00

7.0

1500

80%

传媒艺术学士（荣誉学位）

4816

4年

29,040 澳元

√

75.00

7.0

1500

80%

文学学士

3403

3年

29,040 澳元

√

76.00

7.0

1520

80%

文学和商务学学士

3437

3年

32,520 澳元

√

85.00

7.5

1660

83%

文学学士／教育学学士（中学教育）

4054

4年

N.A

√

76.00

7.0

1520

80%

商学学士／教育学学士（中学教育）

3462

4年

N.A

√

92.00

8.0

1790

88%

设计学学士（荣誉学位）／教育学学士（中学教育）

4061

5年

N.A

√

75.00

7.0

1500

80%

经济学学士／教育学学士（中学教育）

4058

4年

N.A

√

90.00

7.8

1770

18.5

85%

美术学士／教育学学士（中学教育）

4059

4年

N.A

√

75.00

7.0

1500

80%

传媒艺术学士（荣誉学位）／教育学学士（中学教育）

4062

5年

N.A

√

75.00

7.0

1500

80%

理学学士／教育学学士（荣誉学位）

4076

4年

29,040 澳元

√

79.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

国际研究

3424

4年

N.A

√

87.00

7.5

1700

83%

犯罪学和刑事司法学士

3422

3年

29,040 澳元

√

77.00

7.0

1530

80%

音乐学士

3436

4年

28,560 澳元

√

7.0

1500

80%

音乐学士／教育学学士（中学教育）

3446

5年

N.A

√

75.00

7.0

1500

80%

传媒学士（通信与新闻）

3429

3年

29,040 澳元

√

80.00

7.5

1580

15.5

80%

传媒学士（公共关系与广告）

3434

3年

29,040 澳元

√

80.00

7.5

1580

15.5

80%

传媒学士（影像与声音制作）

3438

3年

29,040 澳元

√

78.00

7.5

1540

14.5

80%

社会研究和政策学士

3420

3年

29,040 澳元

√

75.00

7.0

1500

80%

社会工作学士（荣誉学位）

4033

4年

30,090 澳元

√

75.00

7.0

1500

80%

人文和社会科学院

√

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS SUMMARY TABLE

艺术与设计学院

课程

课程名称

代码

总学年

预计学费

上半年

下半年

（第一年）

入学

ATAR

UNSW UFS 1

GCE A LEVELS

SAT 1

Singaporean A Levels

GAOKAO

HKDSE

CANADIAN OSSDW

建筑学学士

3261

3年

34,560 澳元

√

90.00

8.0

1770

18.5

85%

运算化设计学士

3268

3年

33,840 澳元

√

77.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

施工管理与房地产学士

3331

（包括80天工作实习）

32,400 澳元

√

77.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

工业设计学士

3385

4年

31,920 澳元

√

77.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

室内建筑学士

3255

4年

31,920 澳元

√

77.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

景观设计学士

3380

4年

32,400 澳元

√

77.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

规划学士

3360

（包括80天工作实习）

33,030 澳元

√

77.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

精算学学士

3586

3年

36,000 澳元

√

90.00

8.0

1770

18.5

85%

商学学士

3502

3年

36,000 澳元

√

92.00

8.0

1790

88%

商学学士（国际）

3558

4年

36,000 澳元

√

92.00

8.2

1810

19.5

88%

经济学学士

3543

3年

36,000 澳元

√

90.00

7.8

1770

18.5

85%

信息系统学士

3979

3年

36,000 澳元

√

85.00

7.6

1660

83%

4年

5年

商学院

工程学院

59 3707

4年

37,440 澳元

√

工程学士（荣誉学位）／生物医学工程硕士

3768

5年

N.A

工程学学士（荣誉学位）（电气工程）／工程学硕士（电气工程）

3731

5年

工程学士（荣誉学位）（土木工程和建筑学）

3635

理学学位（食品科学和技术）(荣誉学位）理学学位（计算机科学）

工程学士（荣誉学位）

√

88.00

7.3

1720

83%

√

88.00

7.5

1720

83%

N.A

√

92.00

8.0

1810

19.5

88%

4年

37,440 澳元

√

90.00

N.A

1770

18.5

85%

3061

4年

37,440 澳元

√

88.00

7.3

1720

83%

3978

3年

27,440 澳元

√

88.00

7.3

1720

83%

94.70

８8.5

1910

N.A

法学院法学学士（双学位）

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS SUMMARY TABLE

建筑与环境学院

课程名称

课程代码

总学年

预计学费

上半年

下半年

（第一年）

入学

ATAR

UNSW UFS 1

GCE A LEVELS

SAT 1

Singaporean A Levels

GAOKAO

HKDSE

CANADIAN OSSDW

医学院医学研究学士／医学博士ˇ

3805

6年

59,520 澳元

√

96.00

N.A

1960

N.A

运动生理学学士

3871

4年

37,710 澳元

√

83.00

7.5

1620

16.5

80%

航空学士（飞行）

3980

3年

37,440澳元

√

75.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

航空管理学士

3981

3年

37,440澳元

√

75.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

工程学学士（材料科学与工程）

3135

4年

37,440澳元

√

80.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

生命科学学士

3966

3年

37,440澳元

√

75.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

医药科学学士

3991

3年

37,440澳元

√

88.00

8.0

1720

83%

医学化学学士

3992

4年

37,440澳元

√

85.00

7.8

1660

83%

眼科视光学／理学学士

3952

5年

37,440澳元

√

95.00

N.A

1930

心理科学学士

3435

3年

37,440澳元

√

82.00

7.5

1610

80%

心理学学士

3432

4年

37,440澳元

√

93.00

8.0

1840

88%

79.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

85.00

7.5

1660

83%

√

√ 理学学士

3970

3年

37,440澳元

√

理学和商业学士

3925

3年

37,440澳元

√

（7月入学，完成第一学期后，有可能需要学习暑期课程）

√

√ 理学学士（高等数学）

3986

4年

37,440澳元

√

（7月入学，完成第一学期后，有可能需要学习暑期课程）

90.00

8.0

1770

18.5

85%

90.00

7.5

1770

18.5

85%

79.00

7.0

1580

15.5

80%

82.00

7.8

1610

80%

80.00

7.5

1580

15.5

80%

70.00

N.A

1540

70%

√ 理学学士（高等）

3972

4年

37,440澳元

理学学士（生物科技）

3502

4年

37,440澳元

√

（7月入学，完成第一学期后，有可能需要学习暑期课程）

√ 理学学士（国际）

理学学士（纳米科技）

3987

3617

4年

37,440澳元

√

（7月入学，完成第一学期后，有可能需要学习暑期课程）

√ （7 月入学，完成第一学期后，有可能需要学习暑期课程）

新南威尔士大学过渡课程新南威尔士大学过渡课程（4个月）

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS SUMMARY TABLE

理学院

本科入学要求注解入学要求注名有一系列双学位。参考新南威尔士大学国际学生手册 2015（本科）以获取更多详情。入学要求取决于两个专业中较高的那个。此专业位置有限。虽然录取通知书在收到申请后会陆续发出，但由于此专业有严格名额限定，建议尽早递交申请。表格中显示的分数要求为最低录取分数线。申请人需由大学招生中心（UAC）递交申请，工程学院入学有可能满足工程学院要求方案。详情请见：eng.unsw.edu.au/feas 特殊专业注解

课程信息 GCE A Level 课程

成绩要求

安徽

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

北京

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

重庆

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

HKDSE 香港中学文凭

福建

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

入学要求是基于最好成绩5个A类科目的总分。就算有其他扩展课程，数学只算为一个学科。B类和C科目不计入考核标准。

甘肃

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

广东

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

除数学外，所有科目计算方式如下：

广西

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

包含以上情况的国际学生必须通过国际学生大学录取中心：

贵州

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

www.uac.edu.au/international 进行申请。

海南

720 (80%) – 792 (88%) / 900

Level 5** and Level 5*=3, Level5=2.5, Level 4=2, Level 3=1.5,

河北

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

Level 2=1 和 Level 1=0.5。

黑龙江

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

扩展数学学科计算如下：

河南

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

Level 5** 和 Level 5*=4, Level 5=3.5, Level 4=3, Level 3=2.5,

湖北

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

湖南

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

等级Level5** 和 Level 5*=6, Level 5=5, Level 4=4,Level 3=3,

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS SUMMARY TABLE

必读数学科目算法如下：

Level 2=2 和 Level 1=1.5。

我需要通过UAC申请吗？有以下情况的国际学生必须通过UAC申请： a. 有澳大利亚或海外完成12年级学历 b. 有澳大利亚或海外完成的国际文聘（IB）（可选） c. 新西兰中学教育成绩证书（NCEA）（3级）如没有上述情况者，需通过：apply.unsw.edu.au 直接向UNSW申请。

我如何通过UAC申请？

此网页包含申请步骤指导以及常见问题解答。或者，UNSW认证的教育合作中介可帮助你进行申请。在申请过程中，你将收到UAC申请账号以及密码。请妥善保存此信息，以便日后登陆UAC网站检查或更改你的申请信息以及接受你的录取通知（需满足所选学科的入学要求）。

我何时需要申请？ 2016年的申请表格将于8月初开放。上半年（2月开学）的申请将于10月底结束。下半年（7月开学）的申请将于6月初结束。参考UAC官网查看逾期申请详情。

音乐

高考

此专业包含额外入学要求。所有申请人必须通过新南威尔士大学音乐修养测试，合格后递交表演面试以获得艺术与音乐学院的考量。更多详情：sam.arts.unsw.edu.au

内蒙古

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

入学要求基于所有参加高考的学科成绩占满分的百分比。参考右图

江苏

384 (80%) – 422.4 (88%) / 480

收费包含申请多个专业以及大学。此收费不可退款，可以使用信用卡、储蓄卡

江西

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

或者Paypal。

吉林

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

我的成绩是如何发放给UAC的？

辽宁

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

宁夏

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

青海

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

陕西

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

山东

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

上海

480 (80%) – 528 (88%) / 600

H1: A=2.5, B=2, C=1.5,D=1, E=0.5;

山西

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

将在11月完成IB文凭的申请者，需提供官方最终成绩单后将被审理。因为需要保证成绩单提供时间符合上半年录取通知书发布期。

我何时将收到我的录取通知书？

医学所有国际申请人要求完成ISAT考试。申请人必须递交在线注册表格，表格可从：med.unsw.edu.au 获取，同时需仔细阅读招生录取信息。

眼科视光学居住在澳大利亚、新西兰、新加坡以及英国的申请人需完成UMAT考试。如居住地没有UMAT，则可使用ISAT考试。

（高考）查看各省最高分。最高分每年都将被中国政府审查。参看最新消息，请参考： international.unsw.edu.au/study/degreeprograms/undergraduate/ undergradatedegree-entry-requirements/

新加坡 A Levels 入学要求是基于3门最佳的H1类别学科，3门最佳的H2类别学科以及1门最佳的H3类别学科。分数计算方式如下表： H2: A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1;

四川

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

新南威尔士大学美术与设计学院

H3: Distinction = 2.5, Merit = 1.5, Pass = 1。

天津

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

作品集入学方案：成绩略低于入学要求的学生，可基于其作品集和专业成绩的表现综合考量。

特殊情况下，1门额外的H2或者H3可列入考量。

新疆

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

国际文凭（IB）

西藏

600 (80%) – 660 (88%) / 750

新南威尔士大学预理学习–过渡课程

云南

617.6 (80%) – 679.36 (88%) / 772

澳大利亚新南威尔士大学预理学习过渡课程是入读新南威尔士大学本理学位的方式之一。更多关于录取要求的详情，请参考本科手册英文版107页。

入学成绩适用于2015年入读新南威尔士大学的申请者，并需完成文凭课程后申请。目前正在学习IB的学生可直接向新南威尔士大学申请，或通过大学录取中心（UAC）。欲了解更多详情，参考：www.uac.edu.au

浙江

648 (80%) – 712.8 (88%) / 810

荣誉学位

加拿大OSSD

多种选项可供选择。详情请参考学院官网。

安大略省高中文凭的基于6门大学/学院预备课程整体平均得分。

1. 新南威尔士大学预科（UFS）的入学要求将在入读新南威尔士大学前公布确认，此手册印刷前有一些课程还待确认。 2. 包括航空航天，生物信息学，化工，土木，计算机，电气，环境，地理空间，机械，机械制造，机电，采矿，造船，石油，光伏和太阳能，可再生能源，软件，测绘和通讯。 3. 包括精算学，艺术理论，艺术，艺术与商业，商业，计算机理学，犯罪学和刑事司法，经济，工程（H），美术（H），国际研究，媒体，药物化学，音乐（H），规划，理学，理学（高等数学），理学（高等），理学与商业，社会研究和政策，社会工作（H），理学（高等数学），理学（高级版），理学商务，社会研究和政策，社会工作（H）。

SAT 学习能力测验（SAT）基于阅读，写作考试成绩的综合。必须同时提供高中结业证明。

UAC的收费标准？

UAC将需要你提供成绩直接发放给UAC的许可。请于UAC截止日期前，与你的学校IB/HSC专员联系，确保你的学校已代表你递交了这个申请。

我是一名IB学生。基于我的预测成绩，我能否收到录取通书？基于预测成绩，在5月将完成IB文凭的申请人可申请下半年（7月开学）入学。你必须满足你所挑选的学科的现有入学要求。预测成绩证明必须：含学校抬头，有校长、学校主任、学校副主任或注册员的签名。包含预测成绩出具日期、预计毕

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS SUMMARY TABLE

此专业有必须满足的附加要求。所有申请人必须填写并递交内部申请表格给航天航空学院。在第一年学习中，所有学生必须从指定航空航天医疗检查机构取得1级健康报告，以及满足ICAO航天航空驾驶员英语要求。

大学招生中心（UAC）处理所有新南威尔士州以及澳大利亚首都直辖区的本科申请。

省份

入学要求是基于同一学年内完成的最佳3科A Level成绩。按照表中所示的分数，从下面的值导出： A*= 6，A=5，B=4，C=3，D=2和E=1。第4科A Level成绩在申请某些学科时可作为考量。

Level 2=2 and Level 1=1。

航空航天（飞行）

有关大学招生中心(UAC)的重要信息

业日期、预计成绩发放日期、在读的每学科预测成绩以及你的总预测成绩。

学科录取通知书将在以下时段发放：上半年：12月到2月（3月开学）下半年：3月到6月（7月开学）

其他可接受成绩预科所有澳大利亚八大高等学府(Group of Eight)的预科课程都将会被认可。除了满足GPA平均分要求，以及英语要求外，个别课程还有额外入学要求。

教育高级水平普通证书仅限GCE高级程度（A2）学科。可认可包括皮尔森 - 爱德思国际先进水平测试和马耳他大学预科考试证书。

国际文凭（IB）完成IB文凭。

研究生课程明细表

总学年

预计学费（第一年）

上半年入学

下半年入学

8406

受认证主修金融的学士学历（或同等学历），所有金融方向课程平均分达到相当于新南威尔士大学平均分65分及以上。211、985 大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%。你必须拥有数学和统计方法方面的能力。入学录取时，入学只考核学术背景，工作经验不纳入考核。请访问以下网站查看更多评审标准：business.unsw. edu.au/pg

1年

38,160澳元

√

8413

受认证主修金融或会计的学士学历（或同等学历），211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%。请访问以下网站查看更多评审标准：business.unsw.edu.au/pg

1年

38,160澳元

√

9273

有两种方式可录取入读金融规划硕士专业： A类– 受认证的商业或金融专业学士学位（或同等学历），211 、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非 211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%。 B类– 受认证的非商业相关专业的学士学位（或同等学历），211 、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非 211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%。并且拥有两年以上的全职工作经验。更多评审标准，请访问以下网站：business.unsw.edu.au/pg

1.5年

38,160澳元

√

信息系统管理硕士

8435

录取会考核申请人的相关学历背景和工作经验。以下两种情况可以申请信息系统管理硕士课程： A类 – 免修核心课程1（48学分） 1) 受新南威尔士大学商学院认证的信息系统、信息科技、计算机科学或者软件工程等专业的荣誉学位（包含研究论文），或者 2) 受认证的信息系统、信息科技、计算机科学或者软件工程等专业的学士学位（或同等学历），211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%。并且有两年以上相关专业全职工作经验。 B类– 入学无免修课程/学分（72学分）受新南威尔士大学商学院认可的商业或金融专业学士学位（或同等学历），并在完成该学位后，有一年以上的相关专业工作经验。更多评审标准，请访问以下网站：business.unsw.edu.au/pg

1.5年

38,160澳元

√

国际商务硕士

8371

受认证的学士学位（或同等学历），211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%。更多评审标准，请访问以下网站：business. unsw.edu.au/pg

2年

38,160澳元

√

8423

以下三种情况可以申请市场营销硕士课程： A类– 对有限工作经验申请者的要求：受认证的商业或商务专业学士学位（或同等学历），并有市场营销或相关领域的大量学习经验。211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%；商业统计学合格证明，还要有至少一年全职工作经历。注：学业成绩单平均分取得 80%以上的学生可免除一年全职相关工作经验的要求。 B类– 申请者有商业学位和市场营销经验：受认证的商业或商务专业学士学位（或同等学历），211 、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非 211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%；有至少2 年全职市场营销工作经验和商业统计学合格证明。 C类– 申请者有丰富的市场营销工作经验：受认证的任何专业学士学位（或同等学历）；和至少5年的全职市场营销或商业工作经验，并出示商业统计学合格证和正式市场营销培训证明。

1.5年

38,160澳元

√

8409

受认证的学士学位（或同等学历），211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%；更多评审标准，请访问以下网站：business. unsw.edu.au/pg 注：该课程适合无或有限会计学习经验的学生。

1.5年

38,160澳元

√

专业认证: • 澳大利亚注册会计师协会 (CPA)

8415

2年

38,160澳元

√

风险管理硕士

8428

受认证的商务或金融相关学士学历（或者同等学历），211、985 大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%；更多评审标准，请访问以下网站：business.unsw.edu.au/pg

1.5年

38,160澳元

√

9250

受认证的有关税务、法律或商业（包含一个税务课程）的学士学历（或者同等学历），211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%；更多评审标准，请访问以下网站：business.unsw.edu.au/pg

1年

38,160澳元

√

8009

受认证的理学、工程或科技相关的学士学历（或者同等学历），211 、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%；更多评审标准，请访问以下网站： business.unsw.edu.au

1.5年

38,010澳元

√

课程名称

课程代码

最低入学要求此分数要求仅针对总分100，及格分60的中国大学成绩单标准

商学院

雅思英语成绩要求除特别注明，所有专业最低雅思总成绩不能低于6.5分，阅读、写作、口语、听力各项不能低于6分。请参照本书“常见问题”章节查看如果英语成绩未达到标准可以参加的语言培训班，以及我校可以接受的其他英语测试成绩详情。

unsw.edu.au/english-requirements-policy

课程名称

课程代码

金融学硕士

最低入学要求此分数要求仅针对总分100，及格分60的中国大学成绩单标准

总学年

预计学费（第一年）

上半年入学

下半年入学

商学院

金融规划硕士

8425

受认证的相关专业学士学位（或同等学历），相关背景包括会计学、信息系统/信息技术。 211、985大学申请者最低成绩单平均分约72%,非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分约88%。

精算学硕士

8411

受认证的相关专业学士学位（或同等学历），相关背景包括精算学、计量经济学、数学或者统计学。211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%。

精算学硕士（延伸课程）

8416

请参考精算学硕士 (8411)。

8250

工商管理硕士专业认证: • 国际商学院促进协会 Association to Advance Collegial Schools of Business (AACSB) • 欧洲管理发展基金会的欧洲质量发展认证体系 (EQUIS) • European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD)

专业认证: 澳大利亚注册会计师协会 (CPA)

1.5年

38,160澳元

√

1.5年

38,160澳元

√

2年

38,160澳元

√

以下两种情况可以申请工商管理硕士课程： 1. 优异本科学位（或同等学历）以及至少2年专业或管理工作经验 2.至少6年专业工作经验申请人必须递交的支持文件包括：4份个人陈述（每份大约250字）来表述自己的领导力、经验、人际关系和解决问题的能力；一份能够展示商业管理领导潜力的详细简历；2份推荐信和推荐人身份证明。同时，申请人必须提供GMAT成绩，总分不低于550，语言能力成绩不低于25，定量能力成绩不低于35，分析性写作不低于4.0分。

16个月或者 24个月

75,840澳元

1月

工商管理硕士(X)

8625

以下两种情况可以申请工商管理硕士X课程： 1. 优异本科学位（或同等学历）以及至少2年专业或管理工作经验 2. 至少6年专业工作经验

3-7年非全职学习（只可远程／在线学习）

请参考 agsm.edu.au

商法硕士

9231

受认证的非法律学士学位，211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约 88%。或者受认证的非法律学士学位以及至少2年相关工作经验。

1年

37,680澳元

√

商法毕业生文凭

5231

请参考law.unsw.edu.au/gdbl

1年

28,260澳元

√

商业硕士

8404

受认证的相关专业学士学位（或同等学历）。211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约88%。

1.5年

38,160澳元

√

商业硕士（延伸课程）

8417

请参考商业硕士 (8404)。

2年

38,160澳元

√

8412

有三种方式可录取入读经济学硕士专业： A类 - 受认证的经济学荣誉学位（有一篇学术论文）二级甲等（2.1）或以上。 B类 - 受认证的本科学位 (或者同等学历) , 主修经济学专业, 成绩单平均成绩至少约76%以上。所学经济学专业必须在第二或第三学年，包括微观经济学、宏观经济学、计量经济学和数理经济学等课程，且这些课程的平均分不低于76%。 C类 - 经济学毕业生证书（或等同学历），平均分不低于新南威尔士大学商学院规定的70分。更多评审标准，请访问以下网站：business.unsw.edu.au/pg

2月，5 月，9月

市场营销硕士

经济学硕士

专业会计硕士专业认证: 澳大利亚注册会计师协会 (CPA)

1年

38,160澳元

√

专业会计硕士（延伸课程）

税务学硕士专业认证: 澳大利亚注册会计师协会 (CPA) 税务专业认证

科技与创新管理硕士

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS SUMMARY TABLE

会计学和商业信息技术硕士

金融分析硕士

课程名称

课程代码

最低入学要求此分数要求仅针对总分100，及格分60的中国大学成绩单标准

总学年

预计学费（第一年）

上半年入学

下半年入学

工程学院 8660

受认证的四年制工程、理学或医学学士学位。211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约76%。

生物医学工程毕业生文凭

5449

生物科技和生物分子科学－毕业生文凭（研究型）

36,960澳元

√

相关专业的本科学士学位。

1年

36,960澳元

√

5304

拥有澳大利亚大学四年制本科一级，二级甲等荣誉学位，并包含大量研究性学习；或由高级学位委员会认证等同的一个或多个学历。

1年

35,280澳元

√

√ (视导师时间而定)

专业认证: 澳大利亚工程师协会 (EA)

8621

受认证的三年或四年制工程学士学位，至少等同于受认证的工程学士学位前三年的学习内容，包括土木、电气、环境、机械以及通讯工程。211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约76%。

2年

36,960澳元

√

工程科学硕士

8338

受认证四年制工程学相关领域的学士学位；211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约76%。

2年

36,960澳元

√

工程科学毕业生文凭

5341

受认证四年制工程学相关领域的学士学位；或三年至四年制工程或理学学士学位，以及相关工作经验。

1年

36,960澳元

√

工程科学毕业生证书

7320

受认证四年制工程学相关领域的学士学位；或三年至四年制工程或理学学士学位，以及相关工作经验。

0.5年

18,480澳元

√

食品科学硕士

8037

受认证的食品科学专业学士学位，211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约76%。或者持有新南威尔士大学食品科学毕业生文凭，或受认证的其他大学和院校的同等学历。

2年

36,960澳元

√

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS SUMMARY TABLE

工程学硕士

5037

食品科学或相关专业（如化学工程或生物化学）学士学位，并且本科阶段的课程成绩单平均分达到约72%及以上，或受认证的其他大学和院校的同等学历。

8543

受认证的四年工程、理学学士学位；或包含至少二年级程度数学课程的学士学位，211，985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到 72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要求为76%。；或受认证的三年制计算机科学或工程学士学位，211，985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要求为76%;或完成信息技术毕业生文凭。

上半年入学

下半年入学

8236

应用语言学硕士的录取基于对申请人相关学历背景和工作经验的考量。本专业有两种课程设置： 1.5年制（72个学分） – 拥有相关专业的学士学位（或同等学历）且成绩单平均成绩约 72%及以上，或 – 拥有任何专业的学士学位（或同等学历）且成绩单平均成绩约 72%及以上，并且具有一年的相关职业经验，或 – 拥有任何专业的荣誉学位或毕业生文凭（或同等学历），且学术平均成绩等同新南威尔士大学评分标准的65分。 1年制（48个学分） – 拥有相关专业的荣誉学位或毕业生文凭（或同等学历）且平均成绩达到新南威尔士大学评分制的65分及以上，或 – 拥有相关专业的学士学位（或同等学历）且成绩单平均成绩约 72%及以上，并且有一年的相关职业经验。获得1年制学习资格的学生可以进行1.5年学制的学习。相关专业包括：语言学、语言、英语教学、认知科学、语言病理学、口译及笔译以及健康科学。相关工作经验包括：从事过和语言相关的工作，比如英语教学或者其他语言的教学、口译及笔译、课程设计或者其他语言相关职业。

1-1.5年

28,320澳元

√

8942

发展研究学硕士的录取基于对申请人相关学历背景和工作经验的考量。最低入学要求请参考应用语言学硕士 (8236)。获得1年制学习资格的学生可以进行1.5年学制的学习。相关专业包括：社会科学、人文、商业、经济、法律、公共健康、通信以及社会工作。相关工作经验包括：在社区、社会经济发展、社会调查和政策、公共健康、环境、安置、扶贫及人权与倡导项目方面有相关工作经验或志愿者经验。这个可以是通过为相关组织工作而得到的，包括非政府性的、社会服务、以社区为基础的、慈善、联合国、政府内部机构或本地、州或联邦政府的相关部门。

1-1.5年

28,320澳元

√

8910

– 受认证的学士学位或者研究生教师资格学历（例如教育毕业生文凭或者教学硕士）或者 – 四年的教师教育资格岗前培训，包括工作经验，等同于澳大利亚新南威尔士州的毕业教师资格水平。想取得中学教师资格的学生，请参照教学硕士（8926) 。

1年

28,320澳元

√ (3月)

√

8960

– 受认证的学士学位以及研究生教师资格学历（例如教育毕业生文凭或教学硕士）或者 – 四年的教师教育资格岗前培训，其中包括工作经验，等同于澳大利亚新南威尔士州的毕业教师资格水平。

1年

28,320澳元

8233

国际关系学硕士的录取会考察申请人的相关学历背景和工作经验。最低入学要求请参考应用语言学硕士 (8236)。获得1年制学习资格的学生可以进行1.5年学制的学习。相关专业包括：社会科学、人文学、商业学、经济学、法律、公共健康和传播学。相关工作经验包括：在联邦政府机构/部门、政府间机构、国际机构或院所、非政府组织、或私营研究机构的工作经验或志愿者经验（包括实习经验）。这些经验必须与国际问题或事务直接相关，比如外交政策、国防及国家安全、全球政策议题及贸易等。

1-1.5年

28,320澳元

8259

公共政策和治理学硕士的录取基于对申请人相关学历背景和工作经验的考量。最低入学要求请参考应用语言学硕士 (8236)。获得1年制学习资格的学生可以进行1.5年学制的学习。相关专业包括: 社会科学、人文学科、商业、经济、法律、公共健康、交流、社会研究和政策、社会工作。相关工作经验包括: 公共部门、协会、商业组织、研究/政策组织或者第三方机构。

1-1.5年

28,320澳元

√ (3月)

√

8281

公共关系与广告学硕士的录取基于对申请人相关学历背景和工作经验的考量。最低入学要求请参考应用语言学硕士 (8236)。获得1年制学习资格的学生可以进行1.5年学制的学习。相关专业包括: 艺术、人文、社会科学、传媒、交流、新闻、公共关系、广告、市场营销、经济学、商科以及法学。相关工作经验包括：公共关系、广告、新闻、媒体和传播等领域; 或者至少一年在职管理工作经验。

1-1.5年

28,320澳元

√ (3月)

√

8926

*雅思要求：总分至少7.5；听力，口语不低于8.0；写作，阅读不低于7.0 受认证的相关专业学士学位，而且有教学法方面的学术背景。入学要求基于新南威尔士州教学与教育委员会（BOSTES）标准学科内容要求。有资格的学生必须符合英语能力的要求。查看是否符合录取资格，学生需完成新南威尔士大学教学硕士（中等教育）的在线自我评估：education.arts.unsw.edu.au/ students/study/postgraduate-coursework/gde-mteachself-assessment/

1.5年

42,480澳元

√

8204

任一专业的学士学位（或同等学历），且成绩单平均成绩约72% 及以上，并且具有优异的双语能力。

2年

28,320澳元

√ (3月)

教育学硕士

1年

36,960澳元

√

2年（或1年学分减免）

36,960澳元

√

受认证的三年制工程、理学、或包含至少二年级程度数学课程的学士学位，最后两年平均成绩需达到优秀水平；或取得计算机毕业生证书。

1.5年

36,960澳元

√

计算机毕业生证书

7543

受认证的三年制工程、理学学士学位；或者至少五年工程、理学相关工作经验。

0.5年

18,480澳元

√

8335

受认证的采矿工程，工程地质，土木工程或者岩土工程四年制学位。申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到72%，并且学士学位最后两年不可有不及格记录。如果有采矿行业专业经验会被优先考虑。入学要求的具体细节请见engineering.unsw.edu.au/miningengineering.

1.5年

36,960澳元

√

受认证的四年矿业工程学士学位，或工程，工程相关以及自然科学等专业等同学位，或三年学士学位和至少一年相关行业工作经验。申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到72%；且无不及格课程。

1年

36,960澳元

√

5335

专业认证: 新南威尔士州教学与教育标准委员会(BOSTES)

教育领导学硕士

5543

采矿工程毕业生文凭

应用语言学硕士

发展研究硕士

信息技术毕业生文凭

采矿工程硕士

预计学费（第一年）

最低入学要求此分数要求仅针对总分100，及格分60的中国大学成绩单标准

国际关系学硕士

公共政策和治理学硕士

√

公共关系与广告硕士

教学硕士（中等教育）

笔译与口译硕士专业认证: 澳大利亚翻译资格认可局 (NAATI)

1月，2月，7月

√ (3月)

√

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS SUMMARY TABLE

1.5年

信息技术硕士

总学年

课程代码

人文和社会科学院

生物医学工程硕士

食品科学毕业生文凭

课程名称

√

课程名称

课程代码

最低入学要求此分数要求仅针对总分100，及格分60的中国大学成绩单标准

总学年

预计学费（第一年）

上半年入学

下半年入学

8203

口译硕士专业认证: 澳大利亚翻译资格认可局 (NAATI)

文学硕士／社会科学硕士

8202

8224

笔译硕士的录取会考察申请人的相关学历背景和工作经验。本专业有两种课程设置： 1.5年制课程（72学分） – 相关专业的学士学位（或同等学历），且成绩单平均成绩约 72%及以上，并且具有优异的双语能力。或者 – 任一专业的学士学位（或同等学历），且成绩单平均成绩约 72%及以上，并且具有优异的双语能力和一年相关领域工作经验。或者 – 任一专业的荣誉学位或毕业生文凭（或同等学历），且平均成绩需达到等同于新南威尔士大学评分级别的65分，并且具有优异的双语能力。 1年制课程（48学分） – 相关专业的学士学位（或同等学历），且成绩单平均成绩约 72%及以上，并且具有优异的双语能力和1年相关领域工作经验。或者 – 相关专业的荣誉学位或毕业生文凭（或同等学历），且平均成绩需达到等同于新南威尔士大学评分级别的65分，并且具有优异的双语能力。获得1年制学习资格的学生可以进行1.5年学制的学习。相关专业包括: 口译和笔译、文学、人文学、社会科学、传媒、通讯、新闻、公共关系、广告、市场营销、商务、经济学、商科、法律、语言学、外语、对外英语教学及认知科学。相关工作经验包括：与语言相关领域的工作经验，比如笔译和/或口译、英语教学或其他语言的教学、其他与语言相关的职业等。

8741

1-1.5年

– 相关专业的学士学位（或同等学历），且成绩单平均成绩约 72%及以上，并且具有优异的双语能力。或者 – 任一专业的学士学位（或同等学历），且成绩单平均成绩约 72%及以上，并且具有优异的双语能力和一年相关领域工作经验。或者 – 任一专业的荣誉学位或毕业生文凭（或同等学历），且平均成绩需达到等同于新南威尔士大学评分级别的65分，并且具有优异的双语能力。

1.5年

8717

– 学士学位且成绩单平均分达到约72%及以上或同等条件。学士学位专业需要是相关理学或工程领域； – 材料科学方面的毕业生证书或毕业生文凭，且平均成绩达到新南威尔士大学评分制的65分及以上； –受认证的荣誉学士学位； – 学士学位，成绩单平均分在60％-72%之间，并且拥有大约5年相关领域的工作经验，例如材料加工或实验工厂。

1-2 年

35,280澳元

√

数学硕士

8719

– 受认证的三或四年制理学或数学学士学位主修数学或统计学，或拥有相关专业的学士学位。 – 丰富的数学/统计学专业背景和成绩单平均分不低于72%，或拥有海外相关专业同等学历，并完成等同于本科三年级的高等数学/统计学大学课程。

学生需要达到他们选择的一年制度研究生课程（48学分）的具体要求。查看个人的具体课程要求请访问：handbook.unsw.edu. au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8224.html 可以选择的专业包括： –应用语言学硕士 –发展研究学硕士（国际化发展专业或难民与迁移专业） –教育学硕士（所有方向） –教育领导学硕士 –国际关系硕士 –新闻与传播硕士 –公共政策和治理硕士 –公共关系与广告学硕士 –翻译硕士

2年

28,320澳元

√ (3月)

1.5 年

35,280澳元

√

数学和统计学毕业生文凭

5659

请参考数学硕士 (8719)。

0.5年 - 1 年

35,280澳元

√

数学和统计学毕业生证书

7659

请参考数学硕士 (8719)。

0.5 年

17,640澳元

√

视光学硕士

8073

受认证的三年制视光学学士学位，且平均成绩达到新南威尔士大学评分制的65分及以上。

1 - 1.5 年

35,280澳元

√

物理学毕业生文凭（研究型）

5304

拥有澳大利亚大学四年制本科一级，二级甲等荣誉学位，并包含大量研究性学习；或由高级学位委员会认证等同的一个或多个学历。

1年

35,280澳元

√

√ (3月)

8256

* 雅思要求：总分至少7.0，听，说，读，写单科不低于7.0 由澳大利亚心理学资格认证委员会（APAC）认可的大学颁发的四年制一等心理学荣誉学士学位，或由澳大利亚心理协会认可的海外同等学历。该学位必须包含一篇研究型毕业论文。如果你的学位是在澳大利亚以外的地区完成的，或者你没有接受过英文授课的中学教育，你需要出示英语水平证明，即雅思（IELTS）学术类不低于7分，每个单项（听力、阅读、写作和口语）不低于7分，才能申请澳大利亚心理学委员会（PsyBA）认可的正式或临时的注册。需要在雅思成绩的两年有效期内申请注册。未能注册为临时心理医师的人不允许接触病人和客户，因此也不能参加心理学硕士的必修实践课程。

2年

35,280澳元

√

专业认证: 澳大利亚心理学资格认证委员会 (APAC)

8257

* 雅思要求：总分至少7.0，听，说，读，写单科不低于7.0 最低入学要求请参考心理学硕士（临床） (8256)。

2年

35,280澳元

√

心理学硕士（组织）

8258

* 雅思要求：总分至少7.0，听，说，读，写单科不低于7.0 最低入学要求请参考心理学硕士（临床） (8256)。

2年

35,280澳元

√

统计学硕士

8750

请参考数学硕士 (8719)。

1.5 年

35,280澳元

√

双博士／心理学硕士（临床）

1404

由澳大利亚心理学资格认证委员会（APAC）认可的大学颁发的四年制一等心理学荣誉学士学位或同等学历, 或由澳大利亚心理协会认可的海外同等学历。该学位必须包含一篇研究型毕业论文。

4年

34,560澳元

√

双博士／心理学硕士（司法）

1405

请参考双博士／心理学硕士（临床） (1404)。

4年

34,560澳元

√

双博士／心理学硕士（组织）

1406

请参考双博士／心理学硕士（临床） (1404)。

4年

34,560澳元

√

9314

根据之前取得的相关资质水平，攻读艺术硕士需满足以下三点要求： 1. 拥有任一专业的本科学位（澳大利亚学历资格7级）达到这个条件即可进行此专业基础课的学习— 需完成96个学分的学习（2年学制）。 2. 拥有视觉艺术本科学位和传媒本科学位，可进行艺术硕士专业课的学习 — 需完成72个学分的学习（1.5年学制）。 3. 拥有视觉艺术[教育代码1003]和传媒[教育代码1007]的荣誉学位[澳大利亚学历资格8级]，或同等学历可进行艺术硕士专业课的学习— 需完成48个学分的学习（1年学制）。

2年

28,560澳元

√

5307

入读本专业需要在过去10年内获得任一专业的有效的本科学位，或者艺术专业的毕业证书。持超过10年的毕业证书的申请人如果自毕业后有5年或以上艺术、设计或媒体相关领域的专业经验可以申请就读艺术毕业生证书课程。如果他们在课程学习中平均成绩在 65分以上，可获得毕业生文凭。没有本科学位的申请人由本专业主管根据每个人具体情况（基于作品或专业经验）进行审查，来决定是否录取申请人就读毕业生证书课程。如果他们在课程学习中平均成绩在65分以上，可获得毕业生文凭。

1年

28,560澳元

√

心理学硕士（临床）专业认证: 澳大利亚心理学资格认证委员会 (APAC)

任何受认证的三年制学科本科学位；或经认证的航空本科学位；或任何三年制学科的本科学位以及至少六个月的相关工作经验。

28,320澳元

√

1 至 2 年远程学习（也可选择非全职学习）

31,680澳元

0.5至1 年远程学习

31,680澳元

√

1 年远程学习

33,840澳元

√

航空管理毕业生文凭

5741

至少1年以上的相关工作经验。具有更多专业经验的申请者有可能免修学分并且在更短时间内完成学位学习。

社区眼科健康硕士

8761

持受认证的学士学位，以及至少两年的社区眼科健康相关工作经验。

8623

受认证的任意专业学士学位。相关经验也会被纳入录取考核中。在特殊情况下，不具有所需学历的学生，可能被录取环境管理毕业生证书课程。毕业生毕业证书中的成绩达到65%及以上，有可能可以继续毕业生文凭或者硕士课程的学习。请同时参照有关这方面规定的详细信息。

1 -2 年

环境管理硕士

下半年入学

材料技术硕士

理学院航空管理硕士

上半年入学

最低入学要求此分数要求仅针对总分100，及格分60的中国大学成绩单标准

35,280澳元

√

心理学硕士（司法）

√ (视导师时间而定)

√

美术设计学院

√

艺术硕士

环境管理毕业生文凭

5499

受认证的任意专业学士学位。在特殊情况下，不具有所需学历的学生，也有可能被考虑录取。

1年

35,280澳元

√

环境管理毕业生证书

7339

受认证的任意专业学士学位。在特殊情况下，不具有所需学历的学生，也有可能被考虑录取。

0.5 年

17,640澳元

√

金融数学硕士

8161

– 受认可的三年或四年制数学，统计方向的理学和／或数学学士学位；或者相关专业的学士学位。 – 拥有较强的数学/统计学的专业背景，且本科阶段课程成绩单平均分至少达到约72%或以上，或拥有海外相关专业同等学历，并完成等同于本科三年级的高等数学/统计学大学课程。

0.5-1年

35,280澳元

√

海洋环境科学与管理硕士

8271

受认证的三年制相关专业学士学位。有工作经验的申请者有可能获得免修学分并在短时间内完成学位学习。

1-1.5年

35,280澳元

√

艺术毕业生文凭

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS SUMMARY TABLE

专业认证: 澳大利亚翻译资格认可局 (NAATI)

预计学费（第一年）

课程代码

理学院

人文和社会科学院

笔译硕士

总学年

课程名称

课程代码

最低入学要求此分数要求仅针对总分100，及格分60的中国大学成绩单标准

总学年

预计学费（第一年）

上半年入学

下半年入学

美术设计学院艺术毕业生证书

7307

9318

申请艺术毕业生证书课程的申请人需持有任一专业的学士学位。持超过10年的毕业证书的申请人如果自毕业后有5年或以上设计或媒体相关领域的专业经验可以申请就读艺术毕业生证书课程。没有本科学位的申请人由本专业主管根据每个人具体情况（基于作品或专业经验）进行审查，来决定是否录取申请人就读艺术毕业生证书课程。根据申请人先前水平资格，有三种方式可录取入读策展和文化领导专业硕士学位课程： - 受认证的本科学位，且成绩单平均成绩需达到约72%。学士学位可为任一专业满足此项可进入两年课程学习（96学分）。 - 受认证的相关专业本科学位且成绩单平均成绩需达到约72%。满足此项可进行一年半课程学习（72学分）。 - 相关专业荣誉学位和至少12个月行业工作经验满足此项可直接进入一年高级课程（48学分）。相关专业包括艺术历史、艺术理论、艺术策展、艺术教育、博物馆和/或文化遗产研究、文化遗产保护、设计教育等。

文化领导毕业生文凭

5312

文化领导毕业生证书

7318

受认证的学士学位，且成绩单平均成绩需达到约72%。学士学位可为任一专业。

设计学毕业生文凭

设计学毕业生证书

此分数要求仅针对总分100，及格分60的中国大学成绩单标准

总学年

预计学费（第一年）

上半年入学

下半年入学

9313

5306

7306

根据申请人先前水平资格，有三种方式可录取入读设计学专业硕士学位课程： - 受认证的学士学位，且成绩单平均成绩达到约72%。学士学位可为任一专业满足此项可进入两年课程学习（96学分）。 - 经认证的相关专业本科学位，且成绩单平均成绩达到约72%。满足此项可进行一年半课程学习（72学分）。 - 同等领域的荣誉学士学位满足此项可直接进入一年高级课程（48学分）。 –受认证的本科学位。 – 申请人拥有同类领域其他学术资历，并有至少2年以上可证明的职业设计经验。例外情况如，申请人递交如其他学术资历证明和专业经验证明，若被学术委员会认可，可能获准继续学习设计学硕士课程。请参考设计学毕业生文凭 (5306)。

0.5 年

1 -2 年

14,280澳元

28,560澳元

√

法学毕业生文凭

5740

认证的法学学士或法学博士。查看法学硕士条目和法学院网站以了解更多信息。

1年

27,900澳元

√

法律，传媒与新闻硕士

9214

学士学位且成绩单平均分约72%及以上，或学士学位并有至少两年相关工作经验。

1年

32,760澳元

√

法学，传媒与新闻毕业生文凭

5214

学士学位。查看法学、传媒和新闻学硕士条目和法学院网站了解更多信息。law.unsw.edu.au/gdlmj

1年

24,570澳元

√

8143

新南威尔士大学建筑学学士课程的毕业生以及来自其他学校的平均分达到65分以上的毕业生可以直接向新南威尔士大学招生处申请。申请书需要包含： – 一份意向陈述（不超过1000字），表明你为什么选择新南威尔士大学学习建筑学，以及至少6个月的相关工作经验说明。 – 优先考虑本科毕业后有工作经验的申请人。 –简历 – 申请人的设计作品集。最好是电子版，实物也可接受。作品集需包括申请者在第一个学位不同阶段时的代表作品，所有的画作/ 图片需要配以文字说明。可包含职业作品，但是需要说明个人在作品中的参与程度。

2年

34,560澳元

√

建筑环境毕业生证书

7131

受认证的非设计相关专业四年制本科学位，并且成绩单平均分至少达到约72%。完成毕业生证书并成绩达到65%以上的学生，可以选择继续进修城市发展和设计硕士或延伸课程。

0.5年

15,480澳元

√

建筑工程项目管理硕士

8121

受认证的相关本科学位，相关背景包括建筑、施工管理、建筑经济、土木工程、采矿工程、建筑学、工料测量、物业发展及房地产等专业。除此之外还需要至少12个月建筑行业的管理工作经验。

1.5年

30,960澳元

√

专业认证: 澳大利亚规划协会 (PIA)

8147

受认证的学士学位，211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约84%；当申请人的学历不满足要求时，可能准许入读毕业生文凭课程，如果表现合格，可继续硕士课程学习。

1.5年

30,960澳元

√

规划学毕业生文凭

5147

受认证的学士学位或同等学历。当达不到相关学历要求时，可能基于工作经验录取。

1年

30,960澳元

√

8127

受认证的学士学位，211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约 84%；

1.5年

30,960澳元

√

建筑环境学院建筑学硕士

1年

28,560澳元

√

0.5 年

14,280澳元

√

2年

28,560澳元

√

专业认证: 澳大利亚建筑师资格协会、新南威尔士州建筑师注册管理局、以及澳大利亚建筑师协会为期5年的认证。获得建筑学学士和硕士两个学位的毕业生可根据2008年堪培拉协议获得如下机构认证： –英联邦建筑师协会 (CAA) –加拿大建筑认证委员会 (CACBCCCA) – 墨西哥教育建筑认证委员会 (COMAEA/COMPIA) –韩国建筑学教育评估委员会 (KAAB) –美国国家建筑学鉴定委员会 (NAAB)

规划学硕士

1年

0.5 年

28,560澳元

14,280澳元

√

房地产及开发硕士专业认证: 澳大利亚房地产协会 (API) 认证 *需满足相关机构的工作经验要求

法学院刑事司法与犯罪学硕士

9285

学士学位且成绩单平均分约72%及以上，或学士学位并有至少两年相关职业经验。

1年

34,980澳元

√

刑事司法与犯罪学毕业生文凭

5285

学士学位。更多信息请查看刑事司法犯罪学硕士条目和法学院网站。law.unsw.edu.au/gdcjc

1年

26,790澳元

√

8132

四年制或更长学制的学士学位，211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约84%；当申请人的学历不满足要求时，可能准许入读毕业生文凭课程，如果表现合格，可继续硕士课程学习。

1.5年

30,960澳元

√

可持续环境建筑学硕士 (延伸课程)

8134

四年制或更长学制的学士学位，211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约84%；或者相关专业的学士学位，例如建筑环境学科（建筑学、规划学、城市规划以及环境科学和工程等领域），以及至少三年在相关领域的工作经验。

2年

30,960澳元

√

5132

受认证的高等教育机构颁发的相关专业的学士学位或同等学历，且平均成绩达到至少等同新南威尔士大学评分标准的65分。

1年

30,960澳元

√

专业认证: 澳大利亚规划协会 (PIA)

8131

受认证的四年制学位相关专业包括建筑、景观建筑、室内建筑、规划、建造、房产开发和土木工程。拥有与建筑相关专业的经认证的三年制学士学位毕业生也可申请。211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到约72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要达到约84%。

1.5年

30,960澳元 (额外5,000澳元用于实地考察学习)

√

城市发展与设计硕士(延伸课程)

8141

受认证的相关专业四年制学士学位。拥有建筑相关专业的三年制学士学位的毕业生也可申请。211、985大学申请者成绩单平均分要求至少达到72%，非211大学申请者最低成绩单平均分要求为84%。

2年

30,960澳元 (额外5,000澳元用于实地考察学习)

√

城市规划与策略硕士

8313

受认证的相关专业学士学位，且毕业后至少三年的行业工作经验，包括在城市或地区的工作经验及相关专业岗位。相关的学士学位包含：建筑与环境专业，社会科学专业、社会政策专业、商科以及法律专业。申请人需要提交一份简历，其中包括一份能概括自己申请入学原因的个人陈述（250至300字）。作为申请过程的一部分，申请人还需要参加一次面试。

1.5年

30,960澳元 (额外5,000澳元用于实地考察学习)

√

城市规划与策略毕业生文凭

5313

请参考城市规划与策略硕士 (8313)。

1年

29,760澳元

√

9235

请参考刑事司法与犯罪学硕士 (9285)。

1年

37,200澳元

√

纠纷调解毕业生文凭

5235

学士学位。更多信息，请查阅纠纷调解硕士条目和法学院网站。 law.unsw.edu.au/gddr

1年

27,900澳元

√

可持续环境建筑学毕业生文凭

人权法与政策硕士

9211

法学、社会科学或人文科学学士学位，成绩单平均成绩约72%以上，或有法学、社会科学或人文科学学士学位并且拥有两年以上相关工作经验。

1年

37,200澳元

√

城市发展与设计硕士

法学、社会科学或人文科学学士学位。更多信息请查看人权法与政策硕士条目和法学院网站。law.unsw.edu.au/gdhrlp

1年

27,900澳元

√

5211

国际法与国际关系硕士

9240

请参考人权法与政策硕士 (9211)。

1年

32,760澳元

√

国际法与国际关系毕业生文凭

5760

法学、社会科学或人文科学学士学位。更多信息请查看国际法与国际关系硕士条目和法学院网站。law.unsw.edu.au/gdilir

1年

24,570澳元

√

专业认证: 法律从业者录用委员会 (LPAB)

9150

受认证的非法律学士学位（或同等学历), 或受认证的非澳大利亚法学学位。

3年

38,400澳元

√

法学硕士

9200

法学学士学位或法学博士 (JD) — 平均成绩达到新南威尔士大学评分制的65分及以上，或者法学学士或法学博士学位 (JD) 且拥有两年相关工作经验。

1年

37,200澳元

√

法学博士(JD)

可持续环境建筑学硕士

纠纷调解硕士

人权法与政策毕业生文凭

最低入学要求

法学院

根据申请人先前水平资格，可通过三种资格录取入读策展和文化领导专业毕业生文凭课程： - 经认证的本科学位，且成绩单平均成绩需达到约72%。学士学位可为任一专业，满足此项可进入一年课程学习（48学分)。 - 经认证的相关专业本科学位，且成绩单平均成绩需达到约72% 。满足此项可进行半年课程学习（24学分）。相关专业包括艺术历史、艺术理论、艺术策展、艺术教育、博物馆和/或文化遗产研究、文化遗产保护、设计教育等。 - 艺术管理毕业生证书或同等学历满足此项可进行半年课程学习（24学分）。

设计学硕士

课程代码

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS SUMMARY TABLE

策展和文化领导硕士

课程名称

课程代码

最低入学要求此分数要求仅针对总分100，及格分60的中国大学成绩单标准

总学年

预计学费（第一年）

上半年入学

下半年入学

医学院司法心理健康硕士

9012

健康，法律或犯罪学专业学士学位，以及其中任意方向之一的荣誉学位或硕士学位；或者两年健康，法律或犯罪学相关工作经验。

√ (推荐2月入学)

√

健康，法律或犯罪学专业学士学位，以及其中任意方向之一的荣誉学位或硕士学位；或者两年健康，法律或犯罪学相关工作经验。

1.5 年非全职远程学习

29,340澳元

司法心理健康毕业生证书

7312

健康，法律或犯罪学专业学士学位，以及其中任意方向之一的荣誉学位或硕士学位；或者两年健康，法律或犯罪学相关工作经验。

1 年非全职远程学习

19,560澳元

√ (推荐2月入学)

√

8901

健康或者公共健康相关专业的学士学位，以及： –拥有健康或者公共健康相关专业的荣誉学位或硕士学位；或 – 拥有健康相关学位（四年制或以上）所要求达到的足够的职业经验。 – 在健康或公共健康相关领域两年全职经验，包括在健康或者公共健康机构从事志愿服务。

1 年全职学习或 2 年非全职远程学习

完成健康管理硕士（8901）课程的学生有机会申请转至此课程，必须达到至少约65%的评分成绩，并提交适合的研究计划书。

1.5 年全职学习或者3 年非全职远程学习

健康管理硕士(延伸课程)*

下半年入学

9065

医科、护理、健康或医药科学的学士学位，以及： - 具有在医学、护理、保健、医药科学专业的荣誉学位、毕业生证书、毕业生文凭或更高资质的医学学历；或者 - 已经开始学习受认证的硕士级别医学培训课程（如：普通门诊、产科和妇科），或者 - 毕业后在医科、护理、健康或医药科学领域, 有至少相当于一年全职的工作经验。

1年全职学习或者2 年以上非全职远程学习

39,120澳元

√

生殖医学毕业生文凭

5508

请参考生殖医学硕士（9065）

9 个月全职学习或者1.5年以上非全职远程学习

29,340澳元

√

生殖医学毕业生证书

7379

请参考生殖医学硕士（9065）

0.5 年全职学习或者1年以上非全职远程学习

19,560澳元

√

9014

请参考生殖医学硕士（9065）

1 年全职学习或者2年以上非全职远程学习

39,120澳元

√

7014

请参考生殖医学硕士（9065）

0.5 年全职学习或者1年非全职远程学习

19,560澳元

√

8902

39,120澳元

国际公共健康／健康管理硕士*

9044

健康或者公共健康相关专业的学士学位，以及： –拥有健康或者公共健康相关专业的荣誉学位或硕士学位；或 –拥有健康相关学位（四年制或以上）所要求达到的足够的职业经验。 – 在健康或公共健康相关领域两年全职经验，包括在健康或者公共健康机构从事志愿服务。

1.5 年全职学习或者3 年非全职远程学习

39,120澳元

√ (推荐2月入学)

√

国际公共健康／公共健康硕士*

9043

请参考国际公共健康／健康管理硕士（9044）

1.5 年全职学习或者3 年非全职远程学习

39,120澳元

√

公共健康／健康管理硕士*

9047

请参考国际公共健康／健康管理硕士（9044）

1.5 年全职学习或者3 年非全职远程学习

34,560澳元

√

文科硕士(specialisation)

8175

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8175.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

商业硕士

8388

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8388.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

能力管理硕士

8399

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8399.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

网络安全硕士

8628

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8628.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

网络安全运营硕士

8629

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8629.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

工程科学硕士

8569

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8569.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

信息技术硕士(specialisation)

9380

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/9380.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

物流管理硕士

8564

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8564.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

项目管理硕士

8595

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8595.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

航空航天工程硕士

8622

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8622.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

航空航天操作硕士

8624

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8624.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

可持续性管理硕士

8566

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8566.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

系统工程硕士

8567

请参考handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/2015/8567.html

1 年远程学习

30,720澳元

√

专业认证: 生殖医学硕士课程不是澳大利亚新西兰皇家妇产医师学会（RANZCOG）或者英国皇家妇产医师学会（RCOG）的合作课程。但是这个课程被以上机构认证，可用于注册CREI，或者作为某些生殖医学方面的专业实习。

健康管理毕业生文凭* 5509

请参考健康管理硕士 (8901)

健康管理毕业生证书

39,120澳元

√

1 年全职学习或者2 年非全职远程学习

29,340澳元

√

专业认证: 此专业研究生课程符合澳大利亚与国际上大多数专业组织与机构要求

√

专业认证: 澳大利亚健康服务管理学院

7360

请参考健康管理硕士 (8901)

0.5年全职学习或者1年非全职远程学习

19,560澳元

√

传染病情报毕业生文凭*

5362

请参考健康管理硕士 (8901)

1 年全职学习或者2 年非全职远程学习

29,340澳元

√

传染病情报毕业生证书*

7362

请参考健康管理硕士 (8901)

1年非全职远程学习

19,560澳元

√

39,120澳元

√

国际公共健康硕士*

9048

请参考健康管理硕士 (8901)

1 年全职学习或者2 年非全职远程学习

国际公共健康毕业生文凭*

5567

请参考健康管理硕士 (8901)

1 年全职学习或者2 年非全职远程学习

29,340澳元

0.5 年全职学习或者1 年非全职远程学习

19,560澳元

国际公共健康毕业生证书*

堪培拉

7367

请参考健康管理硕士 (8901)

9060

受认证的三年制相关专业学士学位，以及相关行业工作经验，或相关专业的四年制学士学历或更高学历。没有学位但拥有制药行业相关工作经验，有可能获准入读毕业生证书课程。完成该课程，有机会申请毕业生文凭，若有意向可进一步申请硕士学位。

3 年非全职远程学习

5504

受认证的三年制相关专业学士学位；相关专业包括：生物医学/生命科学、药理学、护理学、兽医学、化学/医药化学及医学。

2 年非全职远程学习

19,560澳元

药物医学毕业生证书

7370

有意申请的学生如果没有所需学位，但具有在制药产业的相关工作经验也可能被准许入学。

1 年非全职远程学习

19,560澳元

√

公共健康硕士*

9045

请参考健康管理硕士 (8901)

1 年全职学习或者2 年非全职远程学习

39,120澳元

√

1.5 年全职学习或者2 年非全职远程学习

39,120澳元

药物医学硕士

药物医学毕业生文凭

公共健康硕士(延伸课程)*

公共健康毕业生文凭*

公共健康毕业生证书*

此分数要求仅针对总分100，及格分60的中国大学成绩单标准

女性健康医学硕士

女性健康医学毕业生文凭专业认证: 澳大利亚健康服务管理学院

最低入学要求

19,560澳元

9046

完成公共健康硕士（9045）课程的学生有机会申请转至此课程，必须达到至少65%的评分成绩，并提交适合的研究计划书。

5507

健康或者公共健康相关专业的学士学位，以及： –拥有健康或者公共健康相关专业的荣誉学位或硕士学位；或 –拥有健康相关学位（四年制或以上）所要求达到的足够的职业经验。 – 在健康或公共健康相关领域两年全职经验，包括在健康或者公共健康机构从事志愿服务。

1 年全职学习或者2 年非全职远程学习

29,340澳元

请参考公共健康毕业生文凭 (5507)

0.5 年全职学习 (仅限2月入学) 或者1 年非全职远程学习

19,560澳元

7368

√

*所有的医学院（公共健康和社区医疗系）授课型研究生申请，需在网申同时递交额外申请表。这个表格将作为你授课型研究生申请的额外辅助文件。下载表格请访问以下网站：international.unsw.edu.au/media/uploads/file/2015/06/05/SPHCM_PGCoursework_Application_Cover_Intl-May2015.pdf

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS SUMMARY TABLE

上半年入学

生殖医学硕士

39,120澳元

5512

健康管理硕士*

2 年非全职远程学习

司法心理健康毕业生文凭

专业认证: • 澳大利亚皇家医学管理学会 • 澳大利亚健康服务管理学院

预计学费（第一年）

课程代码

医学院

√ (推荐2月入学)

专业认证: • 澳大利亚皇家医学管理学会 • 澳大利亚健康服务管理学院

总学年

课程名称

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