Monash to downtown Melbourne
Publish: 2021-05-22 08:55:06
1. 1 city to Clayton usually costs a lot of money from Monday to Friday. I don't know if it costs $3.5 on weekends.
2 Clayton is about 140 (including water, electricity and coal network) near the main campus of Monash. If you take the whole house with your classmates every week, it will be a little cheaper.
3 from the airport to Clayton, you can find someone to pick up the plane. If you come to Clayton for the first time on the Internet, don't want to come to Clayton by bus alone
2 Clayton is about 140 (including water, electricity and coal network) near the main campus of Monash. If you take the whole house with your classmates every week, it will be a little cheaper.
3 from the airport to Clayton, you can find someone to pick up the plane. If you come to Clayton for the first time on the Internet, don't want to come to Clayton by bus alone
2. Monash is in Melbourne, located in Clayton, a southeast suburb of Melbourne, about 19 kilometers away from downtown Melbourne.
3. MONASH COLLEGE CITY CAMPUS
4. Monash has campuses in city, Caulfield and Clayton
you can choose to live in the area between Caulfield and Clayton, so if there are elective courses in two campuses, it is more convenient
Caulfield is next to the railway station. City has arrived in the past 20 minutes. It's not so convenient for Clayton to change trains to buses
you can choose to live in the area between Caulfield and Clayton, so if there are elective courses in two campuses, it is more convenient
Caulfield is next to the railway station. City has arrived in the past 20 minutes. It's not so convenient for Clayton to change trains to buses
5. Monash's campus is far away from the city, but there is a direct train to Caufield. The train is 20 minutes, Clayton is far away, and the train is about 40 minutes
6. I'm not sure what the purpose of your question is< There are two campuses in Monash, one is in Clayton, the other is in Caufield. I forget to spell it like this.
Clayton is far away, it takes about one hour to get to the University of Melbourne.
the other campuses takes about 40 minutes.
the specific method is to take the bus from the school to the nearest railway station, and then take the train to Flinders or Melbourne center, Then change the tram to the University of Melbourne
or you can directly take the bus to the city, and then change the tram
the traffic is very convenient, but the distance is not far. If you wait for the bus to delay on the road, it will take more than an hour
Clayton is far away, it takes about one hour to get to the University of Melbourne.
the other campuses takes about 40 minutes.
the specific method is to take the bus from the school to the nearest railway station, and then take the train to Flinders or Melbourne center, Then change the tram to the University of Melbourne
or you can directly take the bus to the city, and then change the tram
the traffic is very convenient, but the distance is not far. If you wait for the bus to delay on the road, it will take more than an hour
7. I'm in Australia, so I can give you some suggestions:
1. What major to study:
if you want to immigrate, you may have a full score of 60, because if you study a full score of 60, you can apply for PR directly after graation as long as you reach 4 IELTS 7. Otherwise, it will take two years of part-time work experience in the same field as one's own major or at least one year of full-time work contract in the next two years as a guarantee. It is still very difficult for the newly graated student in Australia to achieve this goal. So if you major in immigration (accounting, ecation, it, some medicine, etc.), you only need to take IELTS 4-7 for graation. If you are not a full score major, you need to have work experience and language scores to see if you can achieve your own ability
it doesn't mean that there will be no immigration advantage if the accounting policy is changed, but the advantage is much smaller than before. Basically, if you have a good command of English and are willing to study hard and work hard, you are likely to immigrate in your major (finance, media, management, construction, etc.) with 50 points. If you are not so confident in yourself, you are more confident in your major (accounting, etc.). You can see what you like. It's better to choose a subject that is not particularly popular but you don't hate. After all, the major will accompany you for a long time. And the choice of major also depends on their own achievements, such as engineering is more difficult, liberal arts language is better, especially the media, ecation, translation and so on
2. Accounting:
the mathematics involved in accounting is not particularly difficult. Some of my friends can't read mathematics well in China. Besides, you have to study hard when you come here. Compared with many other subjects, accounting is simple for foreign students, and Chinese students are not bad at mathematics. If you want to learn, it won't be a big problem to work hard< University:
3. Melbourne: it's a good university, but accounting is not its strong point, so if you think the cost is high or you want to study accounting and other business subjects, it's also good not to choose it. After all, the overall quality of going to university abroad is important, and the more important thing is whether your major is the best one in your university
MQ: the reputation of accounting is recognized all over the world. It's easier to find a job in Australia. If you study accounting, MQ is still the best. If you study master, the failure rate is not as high as that of a bachelor, and if you study hard, you will not fail every time. What I see now is that failure is mostly e to lack of effort. Basically, if you work hard, there will be no problem. The people I know generally have graated in China, If you don't work hard, you can't blame the failure rate of the school, and if it wasn't for the failure rate, MQ's reputation would not be so good. So study hard, can graate, don't worry too much< Monash: accounting is not as good as MQ. But the eight famous universities are well-known in China, and management is its best subject. In fact, language is not dead. If you really don't miss language, first make sure you get Monash's conditional offer, that is to say, at least you will come over next year and have a degree for you. Then you will take IELTS before that (IELTS can't only be taken once). If you get enough IELTS scores before you enter school next year, you won't have to study language, Inform the school to change your offer. Of course, the sooner the better. After all, there are more business accounting students. And I personally remember that Monash has 6.5 business subjects, which should be enough. Do you want to make sure again< Working:
ordinary jobs are not hard to find, if you are not picky. For example, tea restaurant waiters, Kitchen helpers, shops selling things, supermarkets collecting money and so on, but good clerks and so on still need a long time of work experience. GUI Lao's shops generally cost 12 to 17 Australian dollars per hour (some are pre tax, but they can get tax refund at the end of the year). They need to have good English and experience. Chinese shops generally give cash, ranging from 6 to 10 Australian dollars per hour. In this way, you can work 20 hours a week to ensure the cost of living, especially if you save more. There is no time limit for working ring holidays. You can earn more by working full-time. You don't have to spend money indiscriminately. Basically, working can take care of your own expenses, but it will be hard. Remember to balance study and work. After all, students are the most important in their studies
above. Good luck.
1. What major to study:
if you want to immigrate, you may have a full score of 60, because if you study a full score of 60, you can apply for PR directly after graation as long as you reach 4 IELTS 7. Otherwise, it will take two years of part-time work experience in the same field as one's own major or at least one year of full-time work contract in the next two years as a guarantee. It is still very difficult for the newly graated student in Australia to achieve this goal. So if you major in immigration (accounting, ecation, it, some medicine, etc.), you only need to take IELTS 4-7 for graation. If you are not a full score major, you need to have work experience and language scores to see if you can achieve your own ability
it doesn't mean that there will be no immigration advantage if the accounting policy is changed, but the advantage is much smaller than before. Basically, if you have a good command of English and are willing to study hard and work hard, you are likely to immigrate in your major (finance, media, management, construction, etc.) with 50 points. If you are not so confident in yourself, you are more confident in your major (accounting, etc.). You can see what you like. It's better to choose a subject that is not particularly popular but you don't hate. After all, the major will accompany you for a long time. And the choice of major also depends on their own achievements, such as engineering is more difficult, liberal arts language is better, especially the media, ecation, translation and so on
2. Accounting:
the mathematics involved in accounting is not particularly difficult. Some of my friends can't read mathematics well in China. Besides, you have to study hard when you come here. Compared with many other subjects, accounting is simple for foreign students, and Chinese students are not bad at mathematics. If you want to learn, it won't be a big problem to work hard< University:
3. Melbourne: it's a good university, but accounting is not its strong point, so if you think the cost is high or you want to study accounting and other business subjects, it's also good not to choose it. After all, the overall quality of going to university abroad is important, and the more important thing is whether your major is the best one in your university
MQ: the reputation of accounting is recognized all over the world. It's easier to find a job in Australia. If you study accounting, MQ is still the best. If you study master, the failure rate is not as high as that of a bachelor, and if you study hard, you will not fail every time. What I see now is that failure is mostly e to lack of effort. Basically, if you work hard, there will be no problem. The people I know generally have graated in China, If you don't work hard, you can't blame the failure rate of the school, and if it wasn't for the failure rate, MQ's reputation would not be so good. So study hard, can graate, don't worry too much< Monash: accounting is not as good as MQ. But the eight famous universities are well-known in China, and management is its best subject. In fact, language is not dead. If you really don't miss language, first make sure you get Monash's conditional offer, that is to say, at least you will come over next year and have a degree for you. Then you will take IELTS before that (IELTS can't only be taken once). If you get enough IELTS scores before you enter school next year, you won't have to study language, Inform the school to change your offer. Of course, the sooner the better. After all, there are more business accounting students. And I personally remember that Monash has 6.5 business subjects, which should be enough. Do you want to make sure again< Working:
ordinary jobs are not hard to find, if you are not picky. For example, tea restaurant waiters, Kitchen helpers, shops selling things, supermarkets collecting money and so on, but good clerks and so on still need a long time of work experience. GUI Lao's shops generally cost 12 to 17 Australian dollars per hour (some are pre tax, but they can get tax refund at the end of the year). They need to have good English and experience. Chinese shops generally give cash, ranging from 6 to 10 Australian dollars per hour. In this way, you can work 20 hours a week to ensure the cost of living, especially if you save more. There is no time limit for working ring holidays. You can earn more by working full-time. You don't have to spend money indiscriminately. Basically, working can take care of your own expenses, but it will be hard. Remember to balance study and work. After all, students are the most important in their studies
above. Good luck.
8. The straight-line distance of the main campus is about 25 kilometers. There is no through train. It takes three times to get there. Starting from the University of Melbourne, take tram to Flinders station, then take the train to Clayton station, and then take the tram to Clayton campus of Monash. Caufeild campus is almost the same as the railway station.
9. It depends on where you need to go. Generally, if you go to QV business center, you can get off at Melbourne central. If you go to Yarra River, you can get off at Flinders Street station. If you go to Chinatown, you can get off at Melbourne central or Paris station. Go to Dockland and get off at Southern Cross. Victoria market is just under Flagstaff. The downtown area of Melbourne is not big, and the buses and trams in the central area are free, so the transportation is quite convenient.
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