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- Phone: - Email: Deakin University Lieferant: Deakin University Short Description Mit dem Trimester-System in 1 Jahr fertig mit einem Master-Studiengang. Beschreibung Die Deakin Universität liegt im australischen Staat Victoria, der mit mehr als 4 Millionen Menschen nach Sydney die zweitgrößte Bevölkerung Australiens bildet. Victoria's Reiz liegt in der Vielfalt von Ozeanstränden und Bergketten, Wüsten und Wäldern, vulkanischer Prärie und riesengroßen Schaf- und Weizen-Farmen. Die zweitgrösste Stadt Australiens zieht Kunstinteressierte, Musikfans, Feinschmecker, Sportbegeisterte und verschiedene Kulturen an. Grösste Events in Melbourne sind das Australian Open-Tennisturnier, St Kilda-Festival, Fashion Festival, International Comedy Festival, International Jazz-Festival, International Film Festival, Royal Melbourne Show, AFL Grand Final, Fringe Festival und das Pferderennen Melbourne Cup, Die Deakin University-Studenten sind verteilt auf 4 Kampusse: Burwood (Melbourne) 25'500 Studenten, Waurn Ponds (Geelong) 6'600 Studenten, Waterfront (Geelong) 4'300 Studenten und Warrnambool 1'200 Studenten. Kurzprofil Studienort Melbourne, Victoria, Australien Gründungsjahr 1974 Hauptforschungsgebiete o Arts o Business & Law o Education, Health & Behavioral Sciences o Science & Technology Anzahl Studenten total 37'500, davon 7'400 internationale Studenten English-Anforderungen TOEFL, Academic IELTS, PTE (A), CAE, CPE Ranking Top 50 of the QS ranking of the world's universities under 50 years. Deakin’s Master of Business (Sport Management) was ranked third in the world by the SportBusiness International 2014 Postgraduate Sports Course Rankings Akkreditierung AACSB (Business Accreditation), Cricos Code 00113B Website Home | Deakin Semesterstart Februar und Juli Finanzierung Studiengebühr/Kosten Auslandssemester AUD 6'675 (3 Kurse), AUD 8'900 (4 Kurse) Studiengebühr/Semester Bachelor ca. AUD 10'064 - 14'436 (je nach Studienrichtung) Studiengebühr/Semester Master ca. AUD 10'624 - 14750 (je nach Studienrichtung) Erfahrungsberichte Rebecca: "Deakin University hat eine gute Infrastruktur mit Computerlaboratorien, Cafés, und Support-Office. Der Studentensupport bietet einerseites eine psychologische Betreuung, vermittelt aber auch akademische Tipps, damit das Studium leichter fällt. Die Deakin Universität ist kleiner als die meisten, was die Atmosphäre freundlich und einladend macht." Interview mit Tobias Interview: "From Switzerland to Melbourne and the Cloud. Why I Chose Deakin." Interview: "From Switzerland to Melbourne and the Cloud. Why I Chose Deakin." Video {youtube}IBSIckQWTVg{/youtube} Wir beraten Dich gerne! Unser StudySmart Team bietet Dir die beste und kompetenteste Beratung, ermöglicht durch eigene Auslandserfahrung und jahrelange Erfahrung in der Beratung von Studenten und Schülern. Wir erteilen Dir nicht nur Rat über welche Universität in Australien, Neuseeland, USA, Kanada oder Großbritannien am besten zu Dir passt, sondern wir erledigen für Dich auch die Bewerbung, Übersetzungen, Beglaubigungen und helfen sogar auch bei Visum, Unterkunft, Versicherungen und sogar bei Reisetipps. Und all dies auch noch absolut kostenlos! Die Suche nach Informationen über ein Auslandsstudium, Auslandssemester, einen Sprachaufenthalt oder ein High School-Jahr, kann sehr zeitintensiv sein, insbesondere wenn man nicht weiß was für die eigene zukünftige Karriere am besten ist. Unsere eigenen Erfahrungen als Studenten mit Auslandserfahrung können Dir viel Zeit ersparen und wir können Dir wertvolle Tipps geben, damit Dein Traum vom Auslands-Aufenthalt in einem englischsprachigen Land bald zur Realität wird. Zum Anfrageformular. Spezifikation Studienrichtung für Bachelor Gesundheit Ingenieurwissenschaften Kunst / Kunstwissenschaft Naturwissenschaften & Mathematik Pädagogik und Lehramt Rechtswissenschaften Sozialwissenschaften Sprach- & Kulturwissenschaften & Sport Wirtschaftswissenschaften Studienrichtungen für Master Gesundheit Ingenieur- wissenschaften Kunst / Kunstwissenschaft Naturwissenschaften & Mathematik Pädagogik und Lehramt Rechtswissenschaften Sozialwissenschaften Sprach- & Kulturwissenschaften & Sport Wirtschafts- wissenschaften Product Gallery Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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