Colleges in Australia

Both Monash University and the University of Melbourne are ranked among the top 100 universities in the world by QS World University Ranking 2024. They offers some of the world ranked programs with better career oppurtunities. We have compared them in the table below:

Applying to Asia Pacific International College (APIC) in Australia shares some similarities with other universities in the country, yet there might be some differences. Generally, the application process for APIC and other Australian universities includes submitting forms, academic records, a CV/resume, a personal statement, recommendation letters, and proof of language proficiency, usually in English. Some universities may ask for extra documents or have specific requirements for certain programs.

At Asia Pacific International College (APIC), the Master's in International Management (MIM) programme prepares graduates for diverse roles in international management. Graduates can pursue careers such as International Business Manager, Global Marketing Manager, International Project Manager, International Trade Specialist, and International Supply Chain Manager.

For registration, candidates need to submit the entrance exam score for the respective test they have appeared for as GATE /CAT /GMAT /GRE. The entrance exam scorecards have to be submitted at the time of registration at Deakin University FIFT City Campus. 

The eligibility for admission to Master of Business Analytics at Deakin University GIFT City Campus is given below:

Deakin University GIFT City Campus admission 2024 is subject to merit in the qualifying exam, personal interview, group discussion, and past academics. The following table mentions eligibility and selection criteria for MCS is given below:

The eligibility criteria for admission to Deakin University GIFT City Campus is given below:

The Bond MBA is a 12-course generalist management program. The programme is designed to combine industry-relevant research with practical applications and challenges, with the intended learning outcomes centred on the three pillars of leadership, global business, and entrepreneurship, resulting in graduates who can think critically and strategically in this context.
The programme is meant to offer graduates with the fundamental technical abilities that underpin effective decision making, as well as the interpersonal, cross-cultural, and communication skills needed to lead in the implementation of these decisions.