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UMN - Swinburne University of Technology International Program UMN - Swinburne University of Technology International Program Course Guide 2020 The program is designed to provide the foundational knowledge and industry skills the students need to apply information and communication technologies (ICT) to various area. Graduates of International program will have a technical ability to design and create Dual mobile application, analyzing and designing database, handling information system Requirements Career Opportunities risk and security, and analyzing business information system. Degree Graduated from High School major in Natural Science Software Developer (Mobile Application, Web Graduates will be well equipped to meet the requirements of both industrial and Programs or graduated from Vocational High School Programming, Software Engineering), System commercial organizations for information technology specialists. They will have a Informatics major in Computer Engineering and Informatics Analyst, Project Manager, Database Administrator, chance to get international Java Certification and earn two university degrees: Engineering. Security Analyst, Network, Network Engineer, and Sarjana Komputer (S.Kom) from UMN and Bachelor of ICT (BICT) from Swinburne Technopreneur. University of Technology (SUT). Therefore, graduates can excel in global competition. Students must take English subject during their study at UMN and pass the minimum IELTS score of 6 for each band to continue their study at SUT. Admission: [email protected] or (021)5422 0800 2 UMN - Swinburne International Program Course Guide 2020 3 Advantages Preparing Graduates for Professional Life Get Java Certification UMN offers an exceptional education experience In the fifth semester, students will get Java enhanced by Collaborative Learning. It allows students Certification. It’ll be an added value when they graduate. to develop competencies: problem solving, adaptability, collaboration, leadership, creativity and innovation. This Administrative Assistance leaves you better prepared for finding work once your UMN assists the students in preparing all required degree is complete. documents for study in Australia. Industry-linked Projects Get IELTS Preparation Class Industry-linked Projects allow you take on authentic UMN provides IELTS Preparation Class to improve workplace challenges related to your future career. All students skills in all four IELTS test areas: Listening, projects are team-based and led by working industry Reading, Writing, and Speaking. professionals. Opportunity to study Master Degree at Swinburne Experience Dynamic Educational Environment With the cooperation, students have the opportunity Besides academic activities, students can join various to get Master’s degree at Swinburne University Student Activity Units (UKM) according to their interests of Technology as well as overseas employment and talents in sports, arts, culture, and many more. opportunities. Also lectures and seminars from the industry, so students can develop both hard skills and soft skills. Graduate Testimonials Cost UMN Tuition Fee Rp 28.000.000,- 1st - 5th Term Fee 5 x Rp 27.450.000,- Jonathan Gracia Living Cost (per year) Rp 50.000.000,- Rafael Y. Angelica N. Swinburne Tuition Fee (per year) AUD 31,600 A lot of benefits that I can get from UMN, such as The reason I choose UMN is due to numerous offers Living Cost (per year) AUD 23,000-AUD30,000 lectures and seminars from the industry. I can really that university provides in terms of scholarships. I really explore myself here, I can grow and become a better like the facilities. The lecturers also have proficient person both personally and professionally. If you are English skills which help me learn the courses passionate in ICT (Information and Communication in a very comfortable manner. If you would like to Technology) and you wanna grow to be a better person, experience study in two different countries, come on then join me in UMN. See you there! join us at UMN! See ya! 4 UMN - Swinburne International Program Course Guide 2020 5 UMN Dormitory Living Nearby UMN Gading Serpong is a township, 21 km west of Jakarta at Tangerang Regency of Banten province in Indonesia. The township has schools, universities and colleges, modern markets, sports and recreation clubs, golf courses and clubs, hotels, convention centres, and hospitals.* > Summarecon Mall Serpong > Aeon Mall BSD City UMN Dormitory consists of 3 buildings: Building A (for Men only), Building B and Building C (for women only). There are 2 types of rooms: - Single Room (for 1 person) - Double Room (for 2 persons) Address: > Bethsaida Hospital > JHL Solitaire Hotel > Atria Hotel & Conference Dormitory Universitas Multimedia Nusantara Jl. Bouleavard Raya Blok M5 no. 3, Pondok Hijau Golf Summarecon Gading Serpong Tangerang – Banten 15810 For more, see: umn.ac.id/dormitory or call Mrs. Evy +62 8 11 864 1010 > ICE Indonesia Convention Exhibition > Indonesian Food *Source: Wikipedia Photo: anakjajan.com ; resepgulaku.com ; dapurmenel.com ; TripAdvisor ; serpongku.com ; dsgs.dvaree.com ; booking.com 6 UMN - Swinburne International Program Course Guide 2020 7 Swinburne Accomodation Living Nearby Swinburne We understand how important housing and accommodation is for students arriving from overseas. It can be difficult to make a decision about permanent housing before you start your studies. Before you arrive in Melbourne, it’s a good idea to have some temporary accommodation sorted out. An international housing adviser can assist you. For more, see: swinburne.edu.au/accomodation Living in Melbourne By choosing to study in Melbourne, Australia, you Explore Victoria will join a lot of students from all over the world. In Head for the Great Ocean Road and see the world- 2014, Melbourne ranked as World Frienliest City and famous Twelve Apostles. See Wilsons Promontory Australia’s leading student city. It’s a great place to National Park, famous for its stunning beaches and begin your study pathways and make great connections. unspoilt beauty. Sip on award winning wine in one of Yarra Valley’s many wineries, or, when winter comes, go skiing in the High Country’s Snowfields. See native Australian animals Leave the city for Healesville Sanctuary and get face- Eat your way around the world & enjoy coffee culture to-face with kangaroos, wombats and more. Or drive to Melbourne loves food and coffee. From authentic Philip Island to cuddle koalas or watch fairy penguins French croissants in Fitzroy, to delightful dumplings make their way home as the sun sets. in Chinatown. In every suburb, you’ll find world-class coffee shops serving up some of the best beans around. Photo: www.upgradedpoints.com ; www.theinfatuation.com ; Healesville Sanctuary’s Youtube ; www.phillipislandtour.com.au ; www.melbournegirl.com.au ; www.visitmelbourne.com 8 UMN - Swinburne International Program Course Guide 2020 9 Universitas Multimedia Nusantara Scientia Garden, Jl. Boulevard Gading Serpong, Tangerang - Banten P. (021)5422 0808 ext. 3311 F. (021)5422 0800 www.umn.ac.id tanyaumn @universitasmultimedianusantara Universitas Multimedia Nusantara.
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