Information for Postgraduate Students
The choice to return to study and advance your career can very exciting but also a little overwhelming. You will probably have many questions: what do you want to do in the next phase of your career? Which postgraduate course will get you there? How will you afford the time and money?
Before you browse The Good Universities Guide sections below, you may wish to do an Institution, Course or Career search to explore your options.
» Choosing a course and campus
The decision to sign on for a postgraduate program is not to be taken lightly. This section explores some of the pros and cons of postgraduate programs, and suggests factors to consider when making your plans. (Read more ...)
» Study options
There are many different types of postgraduate programs, ways of studying and fields of study. This is your comprehensive guide to all the study options available around Australia. (Read more ...)
» The MBA
Many say it is a ticket into the top jobs in the world. The MBA is perhaps the most well known postgraduate management qualifications. Is it for you? (Read more ...)
» Getting in
One of the biggest worries facing prospective postgraduate students concerns how difficult it will be to gain entry to their course of choice. Remember: it may not be as hard as you think to get what you want. (Read more ...)
» Paying your way
Getting in is one thing; paying for your postgraduate education is another. It is important that you have an idea of how much your course is likely to cost and how you will pay for it. (Read more ...)
» Fields of Study
The decision to further your education through postgraduate study is an exciting one. There are 30 fields of study to choose from at tertiary level, each with their own unique career and course options. Find out which suit your personal interests and aspirations. (Read more ...)
» Research Degrees
If you are considering a higher degree by research, you probably love your subject and would like nothing more than to spend the next couple of years exploring a particular aspect of it. But you should also give some careful thought to the challenges and benefits involved before you take on this commitment. (Read more ...)
