ترین ها

صد روزنامه اول جهان با بیشترین نسخه

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چهارصد شهر بزرگ جهان-مشهد رو از قلم انداخته

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روزنامه

دوازده هزار روزنامه را آنلاین بخوانید

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موسیقی

همای و گروه مستان: اسیران قفس از آلبوم ملاقات با دوزخیان

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Top 5

BEST AIRLINE LOUNGE

FIRST CLASS
Qantas
Thai Airways
Qatar Airways
Lufthansa
Cathay Pacific

BUSINESS CLASS
Virgin Atlantic
British Airways
Cathay Pacific
Qatar Airways
Singapore Airlines

SKYTRAX
World Airline Survey
http://www.airlinequality.com/

دحوالارض

میگم امسال دحوالارض عجیب محبوب شد. همه از این روز صحبت می کردند

موسیقی

همای و گروه مستان: سرزمین بی کران از آلبوم سرزمین بی کران

mp3 128:

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Top 5

BEST INFLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT

Emirates
Singapore Airlines
Cathay Pacific
Virgin Atlantic
Korean Air

SKYTRAX
World Airline Survey
http://www.airlinequality.com

آقاسی

جوادالائمه

سالروز شهادت امام محمد تقی، جوادالائمه علیه السلام برهمگام تسلیت باد

محک

روزنامه وال استریت ژورنال آمریکا به نقل از تحقیقی که گروه کاتالیست انجام داده است،۵۰ زن تاثیرگذار در عرصه ارشد مدیریتی را انتخاب و معرفی کرده است. در ردیف چهل و پنجم این فهرست نام سعیده قدس موسس انجمن خیریه محک نیز به چشم می‌ خورد

NationMaster

:سایت آمار و اطلاعات کشورهای جهان

http://www.nationmaster.com/index.php

آقاسی

Top 10

2008 AIRLINE OF THE YEAR

Singapore Airlines
Cathay Pacific
Qantas
Thai Airways
Asiana Airlines
Malaysia Airlines
Qatar Airways
Air New Zealand
Emirates
Etihad Airways

SKYTRAX
World Airline Survey

http://www.airlinequality.com

Credit Card

Australia's best credit cards

BankSA/St. George Vertigo Master Card
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Citi Bank Visa and Master Cards

موسیقی

همای و گروه مستان: آواز با چکامه ای از مرتضی کیوان از آلبوم سرزمین بی کران

mp3 128:
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SKYTRAX

A-Z Index of 2008 World Airline Award winning airlines

AIRLINE 2008-AWARD CATEGORY
Aegean Airlines-Best Cabin Staff Southern Europe
Air Arabia-Best Low-cost Airline Middle East
Air Berlin-Best Cabin Staff Northern Europe
Air New Zealand-Best Airline Transpacific, Best Cabin Staff Australia/New Zealand
Air Tahiti Nui-Best Airline Pacific region, Best Cabin Staff Pacific
Alaska Airlines-Best Regional Airline North America
Asiana Airlines-Best Cabin Staff Worldwide, Best Economy Class, Best Airline Northern Asia, Best Cabin Staff Asia
Austrian-Best Business Class Onboard Catering, Best Cabin Staff Europe
Bangkok Airways-Best Regional Airline Asia
British Airways-Best Airline Transatlantic
Cathay Pacific-Best First Class, Best First Class Onboard Catering
Continental Airlines-Best Airline: North America, Best Cabin Staff North America
Copa Airlines-Best Airline Central America, Best Cabin Staff Central America
CSA Czech Airlines-Best Airline Central Europe, Best Cabin Staff Central Europe
Dragonair-Best Regional Airline S E Asia
easyJet-Best Low-cost Airline Worldwide, Best Low-cost Airline Europe
Emirates-Best Inflight Entertainment, Best Regional Airline Middle East
EVA Air-Best Premium Economy Class
Gol-Best Low-cost Airline South America
Hainan Airlines-Best Airline China
Jet Airways-Best Regional Airline India/Central Asia
Jetstar Asia-Best Low-cost Airline Asia, Best Low-cost Airline S E Asia
Kingfisher Airlines-Best Airline India/Central Asia, Best Cabin Staff Central Asia
LAN-Best Airline South America, Best Cabin Staff South America, Best Regional Airline South America
Lufthansa-Best Airline Europe
Malaysia Airlines-Best Cabin Staff S E Asia
Malev Hungarian-Best Cabin Staff Eastern Europe
Mango-Best Low-cost Airline Africa
Norwegian-Best Low-cost Airline Northern Europe
Qantas-Best First Class Lounge, Best Airline Australasia, Best Economy Class Onboard Catering, Best Regional Airline Australasia
Qatar Airways-Best Airline Middle East, Best Cabin Staff Middle East
Singapore Airlines- Airline of the Year, Best Business Class, Best Airline Asia, Best Airline South East Asia
SkyEurope Airlines-Best Low-cost Airline Eastern Europe
Skynet Asia Airways-Best Low-cost Airline N Asia
South African Airways-Best Airline Africa, Best Regional Airline Africa, Best Cabin Staff Africa
Southwest Airlines-Best Low-cost Airline North America
Spicejet-Best Low-cost Airline India / Central Asia
Spring Airlines-Best Low-cost Airline China
TACA-Best Regional Airline Central America
Virgin Atlantic-Best Business Class Lounge
Virgin Blue-Best Low-cost Airline Australia / Pacific
VLM Airlines-Best Regional Airline Europe, Best Cabin Staff Western Europe
Volaris-Best Low-cost Airline Central America

SKYTRAX
World Airline Survey
http://www.airlinequality.com/

رکورد

امروز 9 ساعت یه سره تو آزمایشگاه کار کردم یه نموره بد اخلاق شده بودم (اینو دانشجوم گقت)، موقع برگشتن به دفترم یکی از دانشجوهای کارشناسی ارشد رو دیدم، ساعت 11 صبح آزمایشش رو شروع کرده فردا بعد از ظهر ساعت 5 تموم می شه! گفتم یه سور به ما زده. بابا یکی اینو از برق بکشه

SKYTRAX

The Skytrax World Airline Awards 2008 Winners

AIRLINE OF THE YEARS: Singapore Airlines
BEST LOW-COST AIRLINE: easyJet
BEST CABIN STAFF: Asiana Airlines
BEST INFLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT: Emirates
BEST FIRST CLASS LOUNGE: Qantas
BEST BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE: Virgin Atlantic
BEST FIRST CLASS: Cathay Pacific
BEST BUSINESS CLASS: Singapore Airlines
BEST PREMIUM ECONOMY: EVA Air
BEST ECONOMY CLASS: Asiana Airlines
BEST AIRLINE-EUROPE: Lufthansa
BEST AIRLINE-N. AMERICA: Continental Airlines
BEST AIRLINE-AUSTRALASIA: Qantas
BEST AIRLINE-Transatlantic: British Airways
BEST AIRLINE-AFRICA: South African Airways
BEST AIRLINE-MIDDLE EAST: Qatar Airways
BEST AIRLINE-S. AMERICA: LAN
BEST AIRLINE-ASIA: Singapore Airlines
SKYTRAX
World Airline Survey
http://www.airlinequality.com/

صنعت جهانگردی

در سال 2007 میلادی 903 ميليون توريست به كشورهاي مختلف سفر كردند که به تبادل 856 ميليارد دلاري منتج شده است، يعني هر روز از سال 2007 توريست‌ها 2 ميليارد دلار پول جهت سفر هزينه كرده‌اند. در این میان سهم منطقه آسيا و اقيانوسيه از اين تعداد توريست 158 ميليون نفر بوده است. اين رقم 21 درصد كل توريست در سال 2007 بوده كه نرخ رشد 11 درصدي را نشان مي‌دهد

کنسرت موسیقی اصیل

کنسرت موسیقی اصیل همای و گروه مستان با نام ملاقات با دوزخیان

Top 10

Best Airlines

Best overall

1. Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong

2. Qantas Airways, Australia

3. Emirates, Dubai

4. Singapore Airlines, Singapore

5. British Airways, United Kingdom

6. Malaysia Airlines, Malaysia

7. Thai Airways, Thailand

8. Qatar Airways, Qatar

9. Asiana Airlines, South Korea

10. ANA All Nippon Airways, Japan

...

BEST LOW-COST AIRLINES

Worldwide

JetBlue, United States

Air Berlin, Germany

Virgin Blue, Australia

North America

JetBlue, United States

WestJet, Canada

Frontier, United States

Europe

Air Berlin, Germany

Vueling, Spain

easyjet, United Kingdom

...

BEST BY CLASS OF SERVICE

First class (intercontinental)

Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong

Singapore, Singapore

Malaysia, Malaysia

Business class (intercontinental)

British Airways, United Kingdom

South African Airways, South Africa

Virgin Atlantic, United Kingdom

Economy class (intercontinental)

Malaysia, Malaysia

Emirates, United Arab Emirates

Singapore, Singapore

...

BEST AIRLINES BY REGION

Asia

Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong

Malaysia Airlines, Malaysia

Singapore Airlines, Singapore

Europe

British Airways, United Kingdom

PGA Portugalia, Portugal

Finnair, Finland

North America

Air Canada, Canada

JetBlue, United States

Continental, United States

...

BEST CATERING

First class (intercontinental)

Gulf Air, United Arab Emirates

Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong

Swiss, Switzerland

Business class (intercontinental)

Gulf Air, United Arab Emirates

Continental, United States

bmi British Midland, United Kingdom

Economy class

Thai Airways, Thailand

Austrian, Austria

Saudi Arabian, Saudi Arabia

CNNMoney.com

Top 10

The world's favorite airports

1. Dubai International Airport ,United Arab Emirates Airport Code - DXB
2. Singapore Changi Airport Airport Code - SIN
3. Hong Kong International Airport Airport Code - HKG
4. Copenhagen Kastrup Airport, Denmark Airport Code - CPH
5. Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Malaysia Airport Code - KUL
6. Incheon International Airport, South Korea Airport Code - JCN
7. Athens International Airport, Greece Airport Code - ATH
8. Vancouver International Airport, Canada Airport Code - YVR
9. Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, United States Airport Code - CVG
10. Sydney, Australia Airport Code - SYD

IATA (International Air Transport Association)

شارژ

راستش یه چند وقتی بود می خواستم این موال ببخشید موبایل رو شارژ کنم اما تنبلیم می اومد. خلاصه دیروز سیم کارتش سوخت ضد حال اساسی خوردم (شش ماه شارژ نکنی می سوزه!). واسه برگردوندن شماره تلفن روزگارم مثل روزای تهرون (شبای تهرون) سیاه شد. اینم سیاهه خرده فرمایشات شرکت اختاپوس، ببخشید آپتوس

ده کیلومتر متراژ خیابونای آدلاید

دو ساعت فک زدن با ده تا آدم مختلف

دو ساعت کلنجار با سایت زوار درفته آپتوس که آخرش هم نشد و مجبور شدم تلفنی درستش کنم. جالبه تو سایت گفته فقط یه کلیک طول می کشه!ا

سی دلار نازنین نقره داغ. اینو دیگه نمی تونم ازش بگذرم

اسراف دو تا سیم کارت از قراره دونه ای دو هزار تومان

مقادیر متنابهی اعصاب و وقت

خلاصه سرتون رو درد نیارم، شماره احیا شد

نتیجه اخلاقی: خساست بد کوفتیه

امام رضا

.امروز به قولی روز شهادت امام رضا علیه السلام و روز زیارتی مخصوص آن حضرت است

التماس دعا

آقاسی

شبکه

بابا خوف نکنین، شبکه ها دوباره راه افتاد

!رایگان

از دیشب شرکت هواپیمایی تایگر آسیا بلیط برخی از مقاصدش رو مجانی ارائه می کنه و فقط مالیات و عوارض فرودگاهی می گیره! شرکت جت استار استرالیا هم تو برخی از خطوط تخفیف میده

هواپیمایی

:اینم یه اطلاع مختصر از مقصد برخی شرکت های هواپیمایی

امارات: تهران، سیدنی، ملبورن، بریزبن، پرث، آسیا، اروپا، آمریکا

اتحاد: تهران، مشهد، سیدنی، ملبورن، بریزبن، آسیا، اروپا، آمریکا

قطر: تهران، مشهد، سیدنی، ملبورن، پرث، آسیا، اروپا، آمریکا

گلف: تهران، مشهد، آسیا، اروپا، آمریکا

بحرین: تهران، مشهد، شیراز، آسیا

کویت: تهران، مشهد، آسیا، اروپا، آمریکا

سعودی: تهران، مشهد، عربستان

عربیا: تهران، شیراز، آسیا

الجزيره: مشهد, آسیا
الوطنيه: آسیا

عنترنت

این عنترنت بازم بازی در آورده، شده عروس تعریفی. تا گفتیم شبکه ها باز شده یهو عین بیست سی تا با هم قطع شد. ای تو روحش

حالا نمی دونم این مسئله با ناپدید شدن ناگهانی مری جان هم ارتباطی داره یا نه؟

تتل

بابا تتلو رو واسه چی دیگه گرفتین؟ ولش کنین بینوا رو

هزینه تحصیل

تحقيقات انجام شده توسط سازمانهاي دولتي استراليا در مورد متوسط هزينه هاي تحصيلي و اقامتي دانشجويان نشان مي دهد كه در ميان پنج كشور انگليسي زبان بزرگ در دنيا شامل: استراليا، نيوزيلند، كانادا، امريكا و انگلستان، هزينه هاي زندگي دراستراليا از نظر گراني بعد از امريكا در رتبه دوم قرار دارد اما از نظر هزينه هاي دانشگاهي هزينه هاي تحصيلي در استراليا از انگلستان و امريكا پايين تر است

سلطان ویولن

الان تازه خبردار شدم بیژن مرتضوی رفته تهران، تازه دستگیر هم شده! عجب خبر خفنی

شاد

شادترین ملتهای جهان

دانمارك
سوئيس
اتريش
ايسلند
باهاماس
فنلاند
سوئد
بوتان
كشور سلطان نشين بروني
كانادا
ايرلند
لوگزامبورگ

دربی

دربي تهران بيست و دومين دربي برتر جهان شد

ديدار تيم هاي پرسپوليس و استقلال تهران از سوي ماهنامه معتبر ورلدساكر به عنوان بيست و دومين دربي مهم جهان شناخته شد.اين ماهنامه در گزارشي اقدام به معرفي 50 دربي برتر جهان كرد كه در اين بين دربي تهران به عنوان بيست و دومين دربي معرفي شد

ده دربي برتر جهان از ديد اين ماهنامه به شرح زير معرفي شد

رئال مادريد - بارسلونا اسپانيا

بوكاجونيورز - ريورپلات آرژانتين

سلتيك - گلاسكورنجرز اسكاتلند

گالاتاسراي - فنرباغچه تركيه

آژاكس - فاينورد هلند

لاتزيو - رم ايتاليا

شالكه - بورسياد دورتمند آلمان

الاهلي - الزمالك مصر

رئال بتيس - سويا اسپانيا

پارتيزان - ستاره سرخ صربستان

اين ماهنامه دربي تهران را بزرگ ترين دربي در آسيا معرفي كرد و نوشت: حداقل 90 هزار تماشاگر دربي تهران را از نزديك تماشا مي كنند. از سال 1995 تا امروز همواره داوران خارجي اين بازي حساس را قضاوت كرده اند

دربي تهران در حالي در رده 22 اين جدول قرار گرفته است كه بازي هايي همچون جدال ليورپول و منچستريونايتد در رده 28 و بازي آرسنال و تاتنهام در رده 42 قرار دارد، ضمن اينكه دربي بزرگ شهر ميلان بين تيم هاي اينتر و آث ميلان در مكان پانزدهم اين جدول قرار گرفته است

Creative Arts in Australia

What you can expect from undergraduate study in Creative arts

Specialisations you can do
Accompanying, Acting, Animation, Arrangement, Art theory, Art History, Arts management, Ceramics, Choreography, Cinemagraphic make-up, Circus arts, Clothing, Commercial illustration, Community arts, Composition, Conservation of cultural materials, Computer-aided art and design, Conducting, Costume design, Crafts, Dance, Design, Digital composition, Drama, Drawing, Fashion, Fine arts, Glass, Goldsmithing, Graphic design, Illustration, Improvisation, Indigenous art, Industrial photography, Instrumental music, Jazz studies, Jewellery, Multimedia, Museum studies, Musical theatre, Musicology, Opera, Painting, Performance, Performing arts, Photography, Printmaking, Scientific photography, Sculpture, Silversmithing, Sound production, Textiles, Theatre, Theatre crafts, Visual arts, Vocal studies
What you're in for
The expressiveness, the excitement and the glamour of the visual and performing arts have great appeal, especially when you’re young and if you’re talented. This field contains a wonderful array of course options, not only in the visual and performing arts, but also in technical fields associated with artistic production, and others that utilise advanced technology, like multimedia, digital and graphic design.
The recent ‘rebrand’ of creative arts as the ‘creative industries’ in some educational institutions has led to a shift in the profile of the field. Where the arts used to be confined to museums and galleries, there is now talk of the ‘creative economy’ driving all types of business and organisations. This not only reflects the fact that, thanks to the digital medium, more artists now work in corporations, as well as studios. In fact, some figures suggest that around 70 per cent of those qualified in creative arts work outside specialist creative organisations. But it also reflects a new appreciation of the arts as a potential export industry, following the high profile growth in Australia’s popularity as a film production centre, and the internationally-renowned success of many artists, including actors, animators and authors.
So, where do you go to become an animator, graphic designer or photographer, opera singer, or circus performer? Universities are one option. However, universities have not always been the traditional stomping ground of visual and performing art. Some have or have inherited or incorporates specialist colleges of art or performing art, which date back many years now. Whether they are called faculties or affiliates, some of these specialist schools are among the most prestigious faculties in the country, whether for budding visual arts (drawing, pottery, photography), dramatic artists or the musical elite.
But this is also one of the fields in which small, specialist private providers are often the brightest stars in the education galaxy! Some may be difficult to enter but a general rule is that the harder it is to get into, the more chance you will have of pursuing your ambition. Most people in the visual and performing arts industry work in backstage roles ranging from film design and sound production to administration, so there are courses of this nature too. If you’re concerned about a job and a secure future, you might consider something like graphic design which, while artistic in itself, still allows you the chance to work outside the arts in business or private firms.
This is not a field where you’re in lectures all day long; the physical infrastructure, human resources and opportunities to exhibit and perform are going to be vital. Make sure you check out what’s on offer. There should be performances, as well as studio and gallery visits. Some specialist institutions even have their own resident artists and galleries, immersing and nurturing students within a real artistic community.
Entry to some courses in this field is highly competitive and all courses involving performance or production require auditions and/or portfolios that display your work and talents. In many cases applications go direct to the institution rather than through the tertiary admissions centres. If you hope to do dance, make careful inquiries about the institution’s safe dance policy.
If you are interested in this field there is probably nothing else in the world that will do, but do browse through some of the specialisations in humanities and social sciences, and in education and training. It might even be worth having a look at architecture, or built environment.
For more information about careers in this field, check out the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance website, www.alliance.org.au .
On average, how tough is it to get into Creative arts courses? Very Easy
Who does undergraduate courses in Creative arts?
Number of students: 27,321
Percent of students over 25 years: 20%
Percent of students from non-English speaking backgrounds: 19%
Number of international students: 3,293
Percent studying part time: 14%
Percent studying externally: 3%
Percent women: 63%
Tuition costs
Average tuition fees for international students $47,696 per annum
Average tuition fees for domestic fee-paying students $37,309 per annum
Graduates views of the course experience
Teaching quality: 4 stars
Development of generic skills: 1 star
Overall satisfaction: 2 stars
Your prospects
We hope that this won’t deter you, but studying in this area is not a good way to get a job! Some figures suggest that there are only around 7000 actors and dancers, musicians and singers are another 10 000 or so, and visual artists another 10 000 around the country. We think you get the idea. It’s a small field but a very rewarding one for those who work in it. In 2006, nearly 39 per cent of university graduates from this field were looking for work. But if you’re an artistic optimist, look on the bright side, this is a two per cent improvement on the year before. Job prospects might differ between specialisations and perhaps also across different institutions, but probably not by much. Interestingly, university graduates from this field may be less satisfied with their experience overall but are happy with the quality of teaching. Around one-in-three undergraduates goes on to further study.
What salary can I expect?
Graduate starting salary: $34,921
Will I get a job?
Percentage of graduates looking for job who did not find full time work four months after graduation: 39%
Where graduates go when they do get jobs:
Public sector: 14%
Private sector: 61%
Private practice: 3%
Overseas: 10%
Will I need to go on to further study?
How many graduates immediately go on to further study? 32%
How does Creative arts compare with other fields of study?
Click here to compare Creative arts with the other 29 fields of study.
How difficult is it to get into undergraduate courses in Creative arts?
Click here for entry toughness to non-combined courses.
Do institutions differ in how they teach Creative arts?
Yes. The following 120 campuses all provide Creative arts courses. Click on the campus name to find out more about the individual campuses. Click on the University name to see how their Creative arts courses rate and compare.
Adelaide Central School of ArtNorwood
Australian Academy of DesignDocklands
Australian Catholic UniversityBallarat Brisbane Canberra Melbourne NorthSydney Strathfield
Australian Institute of MusicSydney
Australian International Conservatorium of Music Harris Park
Australian National UniversityMain
Avondale CollegeLake Macquarie
Billy Blue SchoolsNorth Sydney
Canberra Institute of TechnologyReid Southside
Central Queensland University Brisbane Bundaberg Gold Coast Mackay Melbourne Rockhampton Sydney
Charles Darwin UniversityAlice Springs Casuarina
Charles Sturt UniversityDistance education Wagga Wagga
Christian Heritage College Main
Curtin University of Technology Bentley Kalgoorlie Margaret River
Deakin University Geelong Melbourne Warrnambool
Edith Cowan University Geraldton Universities Centre Mt Lawley South West
Flinders University Bedford Park
Griffith University Gold Coast Nathan/Mt Gravatt Queensland College of Art QueenslandConservatorium
James Cook UniversityCairns Townsville
JMC Academy Melbourne Sydney
La Trobe University Albury-Wodonga Bendigo Melbourne (Bundoora) Mildura
Macquarie University North Ryde
Melba Conservatorium of Music Melba Conservatorium
Monash University Caulfield Clayton Gippsland Peninsula
Murdoch University Murdoch
National Art School National Art School
National Institute of Dramatic Art Kensington
Open Universities Australia Open Universities Australia
QANTM Australia Brisbane Melbourne
Queensland University of Technology Caboolture Carseldine Gardens Point Kelvin Grove Raffles KvB North Sydney
RMIT University Brunswick City
South Australia TAFE Adelaide Centre for the Arts
Southern Cross University Coffs Harbour Lismore Tweed Gold Coast
Swinburne University of Technology Hawthorn Prahran
Tabor College Adelaide
University of Adelaide North Terrace
University of Ballarat Camp St
University of Canberra Canberra
University of Melbourne Parkville Victorian College of the Arts
University of New England Armidale
University of New South Wales College of Fine Arts Kensington
University of Newcastle Callaghan Ourimbah
University of Notre Dame, Australia Fremantle Sydney
University of Queensland Gatton Ipswich St Lucia
University of South Australia City West Magill
University of Southern Queensland Fraser Coast Toowoomba
University of Sydney Camperdown/Darlington Mallett Street Sydney College of the Arts
Sydney Conservatorium of Music
University of Tasmania Hobart Launceston
University of Technology, Sydney City
University of the Sunshine Coast Noosa Centre Sunshine Coast
University of Western Australia Albany Crawley
University of Western Sydney Bankstown Campbelltown Parramatta Penrith
University of Wollongong Wollongong
Victoria TAFE Box Hill Institute of TAFE Gordon Institute of TAFE Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE
Victoria University Footscray Park St Albans Sunbury
Wesley Institute Wesley Institute

Creative Arts in Australia

What you can expect from postgraduate study in Creative arts

What you're in for
This is, so far as academia is concerned, one of the newer fields of study and, like other young fields, it is still finding its feet. The cultures of two powerful and long-established social institutions — the university and the world of the arts — have mixed, but sometimes uneasily. At postgraduate level there are big differences in the extent to which the various institutions demand that students both perform/practise an art or craft and analyse/comment on it. Entry requirements vary accordingly, from those defined in terms of academic qualifications to those which use performance/practice track record as the sole criterion. The quality of programs in this field is highly variable and, for many graduates, work is difficult to find. For these reasons, those contemplating further study in this field are urged to shop with particular care. If you are interested in undertaking a research degree (along with quite a high proportion of the field’s postgraduates), you probably know already which institutions have established research programs, both in the field generally and in your area in particular. Still, it is a good idea to check out potential supervisors and the level of support that postgraduate researchers receive in the department or school you are considering. This is also a field where it helps to workshop your concepts with like-minded people so you could consider where you are going to find a critical mass of research students. For information about what graduates of various institutions think of their programs and about careers and career prospects, see details below. Depending on your particular bent you might find specialisations of interest in fields like communications, or education and training.
Who does postgraduate courses in Creative arts?
Number of students: 4,831
Percent of students over 25 years: 47%
Percent of students with a prior degree: 86%
Percent of students with Non-English speaking backgrounds: 21%
Number of international students: 817
Percent studying part-time: 53%
Percent studying externally: 8%
Percent women: 62%
Graduates view of the course experience
Teaching quality: 3 stars
Development of generic skills: 1 star
Overall satisfaction: 1 star
Your prospects
According to the national Course Experience Questionnaire survey, those completing postgraduate programs in this field are not very satisfied overall but they do rate their teachers well. They have more difficulty finding work than any other group of graduates and the work available is poorly paid.
What salary can I expect?
Graduate starting salary: $53,181
Will I get a job?
Percentage of people looking for job who did not find full-time work four months after graduation: 26%
Where graduates go when they get jobs
Public sector: 17%
Private sector: 33%
Private practice: 2%
Overseas: 17%
Do institutions differ in how they teach Creative arts?
Yes. The following 43 institutions all provide Creative arts courses. Click on the University name to see how their Creative arts courses rate and compare.
Adelaide Central School of Art
Australian Catholic University
Australian Film Television and Radio School
Australian Institute of Music
Australian National University
Central Queensland University
Charles Sturt University
Curtin University of Technology
Deakin University
Edith Cowan University
Flinders University
Griffith University
James Cook University
La Trobe University
Macquarie University
Monash University
Murdoch University
National Art School
National Institute of Dramatic Art
Open Universities Australia
Queensland University of Technology
Raffles KvB
RMIT University
Southern Cross University
Swinburne University of Technology
University of Adelaide
University of Canberra
University of Melbourne
University of New England
University of New South Wales
University of Newcastle
University of Queensland
University of South Australia
University of Southern Queensland
University of Sydney
University of Tasmania
University of Technology, Sydney
University of the Sunshine Coast
University of Western Australia
University of Western Sydney
University of Wollongong
Victoria University
Wesley Institute

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Engineering and Technology in Australia

What you can expect from undergraduate study in Engineering and technology

Specialisations you can do
Aviation technology, Engineering management, Engineering -aeronautical, -aerospace, -agricultural, –audio, -automotive, -aviation, -biomedical, -biotechnology, -building, -chemical, -civil, -communications, -computer systems, -construction, -electrical, -electronic, -environmental, -geological, -industrial, -manufacturing, -marine, -materials, -mechanical, -metallurgical, -mining and minerals, -natural resource, -optical, -petroleum, -polymer, -process, -project, -production, -space, -structural, -systems, -telecommunications, -transport, -water resource, Mechatronics, Naval architecture, Product design, Technology management, Wooden boatbuilding
What you're in for
Engineers help to make things that impact on everything from the cars we drive, and the medical technology (including pharmaceuticals) we depend on, to our cities’ buildings and our regions’ water supplies. Inspired? You should be. This profession boasts many important achievements. And there would appear to be many more ahead. In particular, engineering and technology graduates of the next few years are tipped to be instrumental in meeting challenges related to environmental change and the technology (e.g. nuclear technology) that may be employed to generate alternative energy sources. That’s the technical side of things. But the engineering profession is also overcoming the image of being solely focused on the technical. The recently launched ‘Top 100 influential engineers list’ shows just how capable engineers are as leaders and how much impact they can and will have on meeting the challenges of the future.
However, as a prospective member of this profession, your first challenge will be to think carefully about whether you really want to be an engineer and, if so, what kind of engineer. Many courses automatically set you on a path to one specialisation, although some don’t. While some engineering specialisations focus on a certain type of technology (automotive, aerospace, biomedical, telecommunications, marine), others are concerned with adapting certain base elements or resources for myriad purposes (electrical, chemical, materials, mechanical) while another group concentrates on harvesting, developing and sustaining natural resources (environmental, agricultural, mining). The newer engineering fields — aeronautics, informatics, mechatronics, etc. — have been more popular than the older sub-disciplines in recent years. This trend may reverse, however, with industry and faculty leaders decrying shortages of qualified professionals in the more traditional engineering specialisations (civil, mechanical, electrical, chemical).
If you’re unsure of exactly where your interests lie, you should research carefully and consider the following things. Most engineering students become engineers and, what’s more, the specialisation they study is the specialisation they practise. If you do chemical engineering, odds are you’ll be a chemical engineer, not a civil or mechanical or electronics engineer. It’s not a once-and-for-all decision though, because many engineers move into other fields (especially management and, increasingly, project management and consultancy) a few years into their careers. Engineers of all persuasions can also work across different sectors and industries, offering some option for a change of scenery, but this is nevertheless a field that typically narrows down rather than opens up options.
Along with technical skills, attributes such as good oral and written communication skills, being imaginative, taking the initiative, and simply knowing how to work with others are often needed for employment, but are sometimes overlooked in engineering. Therefore it might also be wise to do a double degree — you can now do engineering and arts, or computer science, environmental science, commerce, law, or business, and so on. That keeps your options open and will help you add another dimension to your technical skill-base. But remember, there is often a difference in the cut-off scores between single and combined degrees.
Overall, engineering is fairly tough to get into compared with other fields. Mathematics, sciences (especially physics) or other recommended backgrounds are almost always required. Some engineering courses have special deals, scholarships and programs aimed at attracting female applicants who currently make up a mere 10 per cent of the workforce.
(Note: an increase in federal government funding for engineering studies was announced in the May 2007 budget. At the time of publication, it is not known whether this will result in any change in CSP rates for relevant courses.) If you are interested in the field you should also consider the options in built environment, computing and information technology, some sciences, and surveying.
For more information about careers in engineering, check out the Engineers Australia website, www.engineersaustralia.org.au and also see what Young Engineers Australia has to offer at www.engineersaustralia.org.au/youngengineers .
What’s happening?
A new degree structure that has already been established in some fields at selected institutions has the potential to become more common in the future. The structure follows a US-style model where undergraduates enter a general ‘pre-professional’ degree (perhaps in science, applied science or technology, for engineering) and then transfer to a professional postgraduate qualification. The total number of students studying engineering reached a high in 2005 and looks like increasing in the immediate future. Several new Commonwealth Supported Places for engineering students in a range of fields will be available from 2008.
On average, how tough is it to get into Engineering and technology courses? Tough
Who does undergraduate courses in Engineering and technology?
Number of students: 49,030
Percent of students over 25 years: 15%
Percent of students from non-English speaking backgrounds: 38%
Number of international students: 11,866
Percent studying part time: 18%
Percent studying externally: 7%
Percent women: 15%
Tuition costs
Average tuition fees for international students $73,662 per annum
Average tuition fees for domestic fee-paying students $64,730 per annum
Graduates views of the course experience
Teaching quality: 1 star
Development of generic skills: 4 stars
Overall satisfaction: 1 star
Your prospects
Over the years, the national Course Experience Questionnaire survey has found that university graduates in this field are often very critical of teaching standards, although it is interesting to note that many were satisfied with the generic skills gained through their study. There are big differences between courses and campuses, so make good use of the tables on these pages and do your research thoroughly. Engineers Australia believes that Australia is heading for a big shortage of engineers, which will be further exacerbated by the graduate employment opportunities that are now available in the US for Australian graduates through the recent free trade agreement. This is starting to have an impact in the job market, with demand for graduates hotting up. Fields that are unlikely to meet predicted needs in coming years include mining, mineral exploration, civil, structural and infrastructure engineering. The 2006 unemployment rate was 13 per cent, better compared to other fields. Starting salaries were very good, the average sitting at $48 463.
What salary can I expect?
Graduate starting salary: $48,463
Will I get a job?
Percentage of graduates looking for job who did not find full time work four months after graduation: 13%
Where graduates go when they do get jobs:
Public sector: 11%
Private sector: 53%
Private practice: 27%
Overseas: 7%
Will I need to go on to further study?
How many graduates immediately go on to further study? 13%
How does Engineering and technology compare with other fields of study?
Click here to compare Engineering and technology with the other 29 fields of study.
Do institutions differ in how they teach Engineering and technology?
Yes. The following 60 campuses all provide Engineering and technology courses. Click on the campus name to find out more about the individual campuses. Click on the University name to see how their Engineering and technology courses rate and compare.
Australian Catholic University: Strathfield
Australian Defence Force Academy: Australian Defence Force Academy
Australian Maritime College: Newnham
Australian National University: Main
Canberra Institute of Technology: Bruce
Central Queensland University: Bundaberg, Gladstone, Mackay, Rockhampton
Charles Darwin University: Alice Springs, Casuarina
Curtin University of Technology: Bentley, Kalgoorlie, Karratha, Port Hedland, Sarawak
Deakin University: Geelong, Geelong Waterfront, Melbourne, Warrnambool
Edith Cowan University: Joondalup
Flinders University: Bedford Park
Griffith University: Gold Coast, Nathan/Mt Gravatt
James Cook University: Cairns, Townsville
JMC Academy: Melbourne, Sydney
La Trobe University: Bendigo, Melbourne (Bundoora)
Macquarie University: North Ryde
Monash University: Clayton, Gippsland, Malaysia
Murdoch University: Murdoch
Queensland University of Technology: Gardens Point
RMIT University: City
Swinburne University of Technology: Hawthorn, Prahran, Sarawak
University of Adelaide: North Terrace
University of Ballarat: Mt Helen
University of Melbourne: Parkville
University of New England: Armidale
University of New South Wales: Kensington
University of Newcastle: Callaghan
University of Queensland: St Lucia
University of South Australia: Mawson Lakes
University of Southern Queensland: Springfield, Toowoomba
University of Sydney: Camperdown/Darlington
University of Tasmania: Hobart, Launceston
University of Technology, Sydney: City
University of Western Australia: Crawley
University of Western Sydney: Penrith
University of Wollongong: Wollongong
Victoria University: Footscray Park

Engineering and Technology in Australia

What you can expect from postgraduate study in Engineering and technology

What you're in for
Engineering is a big, well-established field. At postgraduate level its familiar sub-disciplines (chemical, civil, mechanical) are now complemented by those which relate to emerging technologies, for example, biomedical, telecommunications and wireless communication. Then there are those which look at engineering in specific fields of activity and industries, such as local government, water management, air conditioning, environmental management, pulp and paper production, transport and so on. Engineers are big consumers of further education and training, and the profession has an unusually strong role in its provision. The majority of those enrolled in this field are doing coursework rather than research, typically for a professional upgrade but some choose to learn a new specialisation. This reflects the increasing mobility of engineers between organisations and areas of responsibility. It is not unusual to find engineering research/teaching centres which bring together the efforts of universities and organisations from the private sector. Note too the availability of APA (Industry) scholarships which support research students wanting to work in conjunction with industry. If you are contemplating a research degree you should not just look at research performance of the institution overall but at the activities of academics in your area of interest. Also, where relevant, consider the prevalence of interdisciplinary activity and industry links. However, with a well-established research program you are also more likely to find a critical mass of research students and better access to resources and scholarships. But as always, check out the specifics, including the strengths and weaknesses of possible supervisors. For information about what graduates of various institutions think of their programs and about careers and career prospects, see details below. Depending on where your interests lie within this broad field, you should also browse specialisations in environmental studies, architecture, built environment, computing and information systems, and surveying. If you wish to branch out from engineering into management check out business and management as well.
Who does postgraduate courses in Engineering and technology?
Number of students:14,668
Percent of students over 25 years: 35%
Percent of students with a prior degree: 82%
Percent of students with Non-English speaking backgrounds: 51%
Number of international students: 6,760
Percent studying part-time: 49%
Percent studying externally: 16%
Percent women: 18%
Graduates view of the course experience
Teaching quality: 1 star
Development of generic skills: 3 stars
Overall satisfaction: 1 star
Your prospects
Those who have recently completed postgraduate coursework in this field are not very satisfied with their experience according to the national Course Experience Questionnaire. The generally accepted view, strongly pushed by the Engineers Australia, is that the economies of the future will demand more and more engineers, but currently, the market for engineering graduates is patchy. While employment prospects were below average in 2006, graduates earn first-rate salaries.
What salary can I expect?
Graduate starting salary: $82,274
Will I get a job?
Percentage of people looking for job who did not find full-time work four months after graduation: 26%
Where graduates go when they get jobs
Public sector: 16%
Private sector: 49%
Private practice: 10%
Overseas: 23%
Do institutions differ in how they teach Engineering and technology?

Yes. The following 35 institutions all provide Engineering and technology courses. Click on the University name to see how their Engineering and technology courses rate and compare.
Australian Defence Force Academy
Australian National University
Central Queensland University
Centre for Pavement Engineering Education
Charles Darwin University
Charles Sturt University
Curtin University of Technology
Deakin University
Edith Cowan University
Flinders University
Griffith University
James Cook University
La Trobe University
Macquarie University
Monash University
Murdoch University
Queensland University of Technology
RMIT University
Southern Cross University
Swinburne University of Technology
University of Adelaide
University of Ballarat
University of Canberra
University of Melbourne
University of New South Wales
University of Newcastle
University of Queensland
University of South Australia
University of Southern Queensland
University of Sydney
University of Technology, Sydney
University of Western Australia
University of Western Sydney
University of Wollongong
Victoria University

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