Sydney

VU Sydney Master of Entrprise Resource Planning course is 2 year long course. Indian students should have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline or an Australian Graduate Diploma and an IELTS score of 6.5. Also, Indian students must be aged 18 or over to take admission to this course. 

VU Sydney 2026 International Scholarship offers up to 22.5% scholarship for new international students enrolled in the UG, PG, Higher Diploma courses. For this scholarship, the students are considered automatically at the time of application. 

VU Sydney is ranked in the Top 2% of the universities worldwide. Also, this university follows the VU Block model. There are small class sizes at VU Sydney, which means students can get personalized education. The courses of this university are created to meet the industry needs. 

WSU only considers scores for IELTS Academic, TOEFL and PTE. This includes 6.5 for IELTS with a minimum of 6.0 in each band, 82 for TOEFL iBT (Writing 21, Speaking 18, Reading 13, Listening 13) and 58 for PTE Academic. There might be a few exceptions however so check the programme specific requirements for the same

WSU suggests the following things to keep in mind before submitting a personal statement at WSU-

• Length can be upto the student
• Must include how scholarship will assist you in your studies and further career
• must explain how your background and current circumstances
• must use examples to support your achievements

The grads of WSU were enrolled in degrees like Associate Degree in Engineering, Bachelor's of Accounting Advanced Medical Science Advanced Science Applied Science, Arts, Architecture Design etc. 

After this they got employed by top recruiters like Microsoft, KPMG, Accenture and Google

The Uni of Sydney B.Com course is a 3-year long course. For admission to the BCom course of this university, the students are required to have completed a secondary school education. A SAT score of 1380 or ACT score of 32 is required. In the school, the knowledge of Mathematics is required for admission Sydney University's BCom course. 

Vocational courses focus more on job skills, while degree courses teach more theory. Some people like vocational because it's faster and cheaper. You can start working soon after finish. Degree courses take longer but open more study options. Both are good, it just depend what you want for your future career.