Application process: Online (through the international students’ application portal on the official website of University of New South Wales)

Documents required for applying:

• Academic transcripts of all previous qualifications
• Certificates of graduation of prior qualifications
• English language proficiency test scorecards
• A copy of passport or similar travel document for proof of nationality

The Australian higher education institutions charge a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) as per the government mandate. Determined by the government of Australia each year, this SSAF covers the expense for the extensive facilities and support services available to the students throughout their study programs in the country both inside and outside the campus premises. The international students also have to purchase an Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) from an approved insurer for the duration of their stay in the country for their higher studies program.

Annual tuition fees for Master of Information Technology at University of New South Wales: AU$ 65,160 (INR 32.55 lacs approximately)

Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF): AU$ 298 (INR 15,130 approximately)

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC): AU$ 437 (INR 22,188 approximately)

The career prospects for information technology graduates from the University of New South Wales are varied and dynamic in nature. Having the latest knowledge base on the intricacies of computer science and information management, the students from the university are highly sought-after for their expertise in the relevant sectors upon the completion of their studies. The recruiters from all over the globe acknowledge an information technology degree from the university in high regard because of the contemporary course structure and updated research facilities. The following are the most in-demand jobs for information technology graduates from the University of New South Wales.

• Systems analyst
• Network manager
• Application programmer
• Software designer
• Business development programmer
• Game and software developer
• Information architect
• Project manager
• Computational research expert
• Software engineer.

 

There are myriad scholarship options for international students wishing to study in the premier higher education institutions in Australia. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) under the Australian government administers plenty of scholarships and funding assistance to brilliant young minds studying in the Australian higher education institutions. Along with the DFAT scholarships, the Endeavour Program and Australia Awards also recognise the exceptional students in their relevant areas of study. Apart from the government scholarships, there are faculty-specific scholarships available at the University of New South Wales for Information Technology streams. The following are some of the scholarship options for the students of engineering faculty at the university.