★ What major does the University of Sydney recommend?

Business school is one of the best business schools in Australia, with the highest admission score in the college entrance examination. It is an AACSB and EQUIS accredited business school and a member of CEMS Business School Alliance (only one university is selected in each country). In 20 13, the global EMBA under the business school was rated as 1 Australian EMBA by the Australian financial review BOSS magazine. The Business School of the University of Sydney is famous for accounting, finance, international business and marketing. Among them, accounting and finance were rated as global 13 by QS World University in the UK in 20 14, ranking third in Australia.

There is no doubt about the strength of medical college (famous inventions such as artificial pacemaker, B-ultrasound scanner, cochlear implant and CPAP respirator were invented by graduates of the college); It has super strength in modern hematology, immunology, radiology, neurology and other fields.

The University of Sydney Law School is the oldest law school in the southern hemisphere and the only partner of Harvard Law School in the southern hemisphere (there are currently six Australian federal judges, three of whom graduated from the University of Sydney). Needless to say, the law major of the University of Sydney.

The School of Engineering (including IT) is one of the best engineering schools in Australia, with the highest admission score (the core technologies of Wifi and black box were invented by engineering graduates of the University of Sydney, and there are also many leading figures in the computer field. The college has the second largest robot research and development center in the world); Strong in EE, robotics and other fields.

The School of Architectural Design and Planning of the University of Sydney offers a variety of courses, including architectural design, heritage protection, architectural services, facility management, lighting design and urban planning.

Art College offers a variety of courses, such as painting, media printing, sculpture, media art, digital film art, media photography, pottery, film and so on. It is the university with the most diversified design courses among Australian universities.