Torrens University is an Australian international private, for-profit university and vocational registered training organisation. Kaplan Business School is an Australian independent higher education institution.
| Torrens University Australia | Kaplan Business School | |
|---|---|---|
| Programs | UG Programs -93 PG Programs -33 Doctorate Programs -3 | UG Programs -11 PG Programs -5 |
| Exam Score | - | IELTS-6 TOEFL-60 |
| Cost to Study | Average Tuition Fees 32733 [For UG Program] Average Tuition Fees 30360 [For PG Program] Hostel + Meal - 1300 Per Year | Average Tuition Fees 35426 [For UG Program] Average Tuition Fees 29877 [For PG Program] Hostel + Meal - 520 Per Year |
| placement (average package) | The average salary received by the students is around AUD 58,808. Ranked #2 in international graduate employment. | Some of the programs and the average salary are: Masters in Finance: $127,000 Other Degree: $45,000 |
| application requirements | Submit English language proficiency test scores Check program specific requirements | Official transcripts Minimum 55-60% on an average English language score Program specific requirements |
| Campuses and B-Schools | Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School | NA |
| CollegeDunia Reviews | 7.5/10 Read 4 reviews | 7.2/10 Read 1 reviews |
| General Facts | Torrens University Australia | Kaplan Business School |
|---|---|---|
| Type of University | University | School |
| Established | 2012 | 2008 |
| Location Facts | The university has campuses at different places like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, gold coast and blue mountains. | Kaplan Business School operates from seven CRICOS-registered campuses in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. |
| Library | The Library at the different campuses contains books, journals, audio visual material, academic databases and eBooks, to support you in your studies. The university offers regular workshops and research sessions to all on-campus and online students, to ensure that they are able to find what you need. | Library at the university provides various resources like e-books, journals, publications etc. |
| Campus Life | Student life is active, engaged and varied, with a wide range of activities, events and opportunities available to the students that will enrich their experience, as well as build skills that make them highly employable. As a member of UniSport Australia, the university gives its students access to many sporting events, national competitions and leadership opportunities.The Leadership Speaker Series engages industry experts at the forefront of their industry to speak to students in exclusive seminars. Presenters are role models and thought leaders in their respective fields. Student Representative Councils (SRCs) are student-led organisations that advocate for the rights and interests of students. Help enhance the student experience whilst gaining invaluable leadership skills for your future career. Each campus has its own SRC, responsible for on-campus and online events such as cultural nights, picnics, trivia nights, sporting events, free breakfasts and more. | Students at Kaplan Business School are able to enjoy a vibrant student life, both in and out of the classroom. Orientation is held the week prior to the commencement of your first trimester. You’ll have a chance to explore the campus, meet the staff and get to know your new classmates. Each campus strives to create an environment that is supportive and nurturing for all students. The staff at Kaplan Business School focus on the wellbeing and safety of all its students. Careers Central is a lifelong service for KBS students dedicated to helping you have the information you need to build a successful career. |
| Hostel | #Shared homestay - $600 #One bedroom unit - $700 | #Shared apartments Rent per week - $135 #Single room rent per week - $385 |
| Famous Alumni | Caitlin Foord (professional soccer), Mackenzie Arnold (professional soccer), Paul Seedsman (football player), Oscar Mclnerney (football player) | KBS alumni community has over 10,000 graduates worldwide. The university provides various resources and help to support the alumni community. |
| City Life | Studying in Sydney is a chance for you to open up to the world, get inspired, and grow as an individual: personally, and culturally. Working in Sydney is a beautiful and exciting experience. The city offers many opportunities in tourism, hospitality and catering, and these industries employ over two million people. As one of Australia’s most popular cities, the competition among job seekers can be high. Sydney is known for its beautiful beaches and amazing climate. It’s sunny and warm during the spring and summer, and cool and mild in the autumn and winter. | Adelaide is the capital of South Australia and its climate is around 16 °C in winter; to 28 °C in summer (on hot days the temperature can reach 40 °C!). A city where life is much cheaper than other major Australian cities, but which always offers services at high levels. Taking a regional flight or a ferry from Cape Jervis (180 km from Adelaide), you reach Kangaroo Island, a truly “wild” place considered the “Australian Galápagos”. A “zoo” in the open air without any barrier where you can meet: opossums, wallabies, kangaroos, echidnas, koalas, and hundreds of different types of birds! |
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