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留学澳大利亚研究生申请书
Dear _,
The media's writing style today is owed to the 'New Journalists' of the 1960's and 1970's who transformed the approach towards Journalism. I am making this application as I am fascinated by the vast scope which is covered by the subject and how in today's society the media plays a major role in every subject imaginable and affects everybody's life in some way. After completing this course I hope to enter into Print or Broadcast Journalism and eventually I would like to have the prospect of working in both of these forms of media. I have a particular interest in magazines and Foreign Affairs and I am inspired by the work of John Simpson, who has maintained his position of World Affairs Editor at BBC News for over twenty years.
For my A-levels I chose to study English Literature, Theatre Studies and French, because these courses have allowed me to develop both my written skills and structuring the writing style that is so varied for each subject. In English Literature we studied the era in which 'New Journalism' was introducing itself into society by such Journalists as Tom Wolfe and Gay Talese. Their 'unconventional' works were published in magazines rather than newspapers, due to the response from the editors who favoured the more 'traditional' journalists of the time. Theatre Studies has required me to devise and interpret plays which has enhanced my confidence, improvisation and time management skills, as well as building on theory and historical context. When studying French we take a view on current affairs from around the world today. We learn how to debate and compose various pieces of written work documenting both our own opinions and taking a neutral view. French A-level has also strengthened my skills to successfully learn a language with its grammar, vocabulary and culture.
I have recently been on a five day work placement with my local paper. It was a great experience where I gained the insight into the daily life of a journalist and I was able to write articles which required piecing together through photojournalism and interviews in order to produce the finished article. It also provided me with the practice to prepare me for both University and my future career. I have written articles for my school newspaper and hope to write more in the future. Throughout my life I have developed a particular interest in acting and the surrounding effects upon society that it creates. In 2008, I received a part as an extra in a period film directed by Julian Fellowes, recently previewed at The London Film Festival. I found it to be a good example of the amount of work put into successful media which is unknown by the public. It also showed me how intense the competition is within the film and media industries.
I am an Assistant Leader at Dorchester Youth Theatre and I have the privilege of working with teenagers only a few years younger than myself who share my passion for performance and have had responsibilities, such as co-directing various productions, whilst undertaking the role of Stage Manager.
These responsibilities are reflected in my work life as I have worked in a camping shop for 18 months; my time at the shop has allowed me to develop both my social and interpersonal skills alongside my organisation skills. These skills have been beneficial when taking part in expeditions as part of the Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award.
I am taking a gap year commencing August 2010, in which I will go and work as an Au Pair for a family living in Italy; I will look after the child as required and teach him English. I am sure that this will help me to learn a new language and experience its culture, whilst experiencing independent life submerged in foreign culture.
I look forward to my University life and my future within Journalism and where it will take me. I believe that I am well suited to the demands of a Journalism degree because I have a genuine interest and the motivation to work hard and succeed.
Yours sincerely,
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留学澳大利亚研究生申请条件一览
1.大学成绩
申请澳洲研究生需要提供大学阶段的平均成绩，一般要核算成GPA。申请澳洲研究生，GPA在80%或者以上。
2.雅思(语言)成绩
多数院校对雅思成绩的要求是6.5分，个别专业要求相对较高。比如法律、翻译、医学等专业，需要注意，澳洲多数院校对雅思四部分小分有一定要求。
3.大学背景
澳大利亚对中国学生本科阶段的背景比较看重，如果是“211”，“985”院校的毕业生申请澳洲院校就比较有利。比如211学生申请悉尼大学会计硕士基本入学要求大学四年均分达到75分或以上，而非211学生则需要80分或以上。
4.专业背景
专业对口是很多澳大利亚硕士课程的要求。通常，由申请人的导师出具推荐信，或提供其他辅助文件(如作品集、毕业论文、职业资格证书等)来说明专业背景。
5.工作背景
澳大利亚一些大学的商科类课程或管理类硕士课程，虽然不要求申请人有相关的专业背景，但要求其具备一定的工作经验。例如MBA等课程。通常，由申请人的工作单位出具有关工作证明。
澳大利亚留学成本低的城市
一、昆士兰州
是澳洲知名的阳光州，这里拥有非常好的自然环境，经济的发展水平也不错，不过知名的院校不多，所以对留学生来说吸引力不是特别大，相应的留学收费也比较便宜。
这里的只有昆大和昆科大，大家本科专业的学习一年需要2-3.5万澳币之间;研究生学习在2.8-3.5万澳币之间，生活支出一年只需要1.5万澳币左右，还是比较合适的选择。
二、西澳州
知名城市是珀斯，这里的工业尤其是能源产业非常发展，偏向基础工业的发展，所以在城市的人文建设上不太出色，此外留学生可以选择的大学也比较少，不过这里的生活还是比较舒适的。
可以选择西澳大和科大，学习的环境比较单纯，留学生的数量较少，本科的学习一般需要2.7-3.3万澳币之间，硕士至少准备2.8-3.8万元，每年的生活费也在1.5万澳币之间。
三、南澳州
和西澳相对应的，这里的基础资源不多也不丰富，因此城市的发展中心在文化、教育和医疗方面，社会的便利程度高而且舒适，是非常宜居的城市，这里有八大之一的阿大，还有南澳大。
学校的阶段收费区别不大，基本都在2.7-4万元之间，和其他几个州相比会稍贵一些，而生活开销一年准备1.3-1.6万元就基本足够了，这里的物价还是比较亲民的。
四、塔斯马里亚州
如果大家想要享受更加正宗的澳洲真实生活，可以去塔州，相对独立的环境，能够更好的感受生活，而且这里的物价开销也会低上不少，一年的留学生活，准备1-1.4万澳币足够了。
而大家在这里也可以选择他大和塔理工，同样是很优秀的学校，每年的学费只需要2.8-3万澳币就可满足需求。
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