Students in Oceania
In Australia and New Zealand, ATAR and NCEA results open university doors, and many NCEA exams can now be taken digitally. Type to Study turns study designs, textbooks and notes into lessons and typed practice.
Countries
- AustraliaYour ATAR depends on knowing the study design inside out. Type to Study turns syllabus dot points and textbooks into lessons and practice questions.
- New ZealandMany NCEA external exams can now be taken digitally. Type to Study helps you learn the standards and type answers quickly and accurately.
Cities
- Sydney, AustraliaSydney is home to the University of Sydney and UNSW, both members of the Group of Eight, as well as UTS and Macquarie. The city has one of the largest international student populations in Australia.
- Melbourne, AustraliaMelbourne has the University of Melbourne and Monash, both in the Group of Eight, along with RMIT, Swinburne and La Trobe. The University of Melbourne teaches a graduate-entry model for professional degrees such as law and medicine.
- Brisbane, AustraliaThe University of Queensland is a Group of Eight university, and QUT and Griffith add large applied and professional programmes. Brisbane is a major centre for health, engineering and creative industries in Queensland.
- Perth, AustraliaPerth has four public universities: UWA, Curtin, Murdoch and Edith Cowan. The mining and resources industry in Western Australia shapes demand for geology, mining engineering and related courses.
- Adelaide, AustraliaAdelaide has three public universities: the University of Adelaide, a Group of Eight member, Flinders University and UniSA. The city is a smaller, more compact student city than Sydney or Melbourne.
- Auckland, New ZealandThe University of Auckland is New Zealand's largest university and AUT is the second major institution in the city. Auckland has the largest international student population in New Zealand.