如果去澳大利亚读会计研究生,用不用学英文版的微积分或高等数学?

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要看哪个大学。
一般都是选课，而且没听过会计学微积分的

有，有两种一种是MasterofAounting,另一个是MasterofProfessionalAounting.前者是2年的，后者是1.5年的。

在入门阶段，比如会计入门或考会计证的时候，初中数学就够了。到助理会计师阶段，数学水平最好有高中水平。 到会计师和注册会计师阶段，最好懂得高等数学的知识，比如概率统计、微积分的内部，部分知识点长用的。

英国有两个会计师的认证，澳洲都承认的，所以本科和博士，英国好，但说到学硕士，还是澳洲好，因为英国不认为硕士是个完整的学习阶段。

不管什么专业,都是要学高数的,高数是教育部规定的公共必修课,是和英语具有同等地位的.只是有的专业对高数的要求低,所以相对的,使用的教材不太一样.
不学高数的专业,基本上只有专科学校里才有

Government of Australia(澳大利亚政体)
The Commonwealth of Australia is a constitutional monarchy, a federation and a parliamentary democracy. The Commonwealth of Australia was formed in 1901 as a result of an agreement beeen what were previously six self-governing British colonies. The terms of this agreement are embodied in the Australian Constitution, which was drawn up at a Constitutional Convention and ratified by the people of the colonies at referendums. The structure of the Australian Government may be examined in light of o distinct concepts, namely: Federali *** and the Separation of Powers into legislative, executive and judiciary branches of government. Separation of powers is implied from the structure of the Constitution which breaks down the branches of government into separate chapters.
The Australian Constitution creates a federal legislature, the Parliament of the Commonwealth (Section 1). The bicameral parliament consists of the Queen and o houses, the Senate and the House of Representatives (Section 1). Section 51 of the Constitution provides for the Commonwealth Government's legislative powers and allocates certain powers and responsibilities (known as "heads of power") to the Commonwealth government. All remaining responsibilities are retained by the six colonies, which under the Constitution became States of the Commonwealth of Australia. Further, each state has its own constitution so that Australia has seven sovereign Parliaments, none of which can encroach on the functions of any other. The High Court of Australia arbitrates on any disputes which arise beeen the Commonwealth and the States, or among the States, concerning their respective functions.
The Commonwealth Parliament can propose changes to the Constitution. To bee effective, the proposals must be put to a referendum of all Australians of voting age, and must receive a "double majority":
a majority of all votes, and
a majority of votes in a majority of States.
The Commonwealth Constitution also provides that the States can agree to refer any of their powers to the Commonwealth if they choose. This may be achieved by way of an amendment to the Constitution via referendum (a vote on whether the proposed transfer of power from the States to the Commonwealth, or vice versa, should be implemented). More monly powers may be transferred by passing other acts of legislation which authorise the transfer and such acts require the legislative agreement of all the state governments involved. This "transfer" legislation may have a "sunset clause", a legislative provision that nullifies the transfer of power after a specified period, at which point the original division of power is restored.
In addition, Australia has several territories, three of which are self-governing: the Australian Capital Territory, the Northern Territory and Norfolk Island. The legislatures of these territories exercise powers delegated to them by the Commonwealth, and the Commonwealth Parliament retains the power to override territorial legislation and to transfer powers to or from the territories. While Australian citizens living in the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory are represented in the Commonwealth Parliament, Norfolk Islanders are not represented federally.
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和你那个老师说一下，息怒~~~

不用!只需要大学本科的毕业证书,学位证书和成绩单!一般情况下,成绩比较好,有大学教授的推荐信,而且你读的本科是名牌的话,可以申请澳大利亚的名牌大学.申请的大学的层次按你的成绩,推荐信和本科大学的排名决定~~S 老婆

With an area of eight million square kilometres, Australia is the sixth largest country in the world. The population stands at just enty million, of whom some 85% live in urban areas, mainly along the coast. Much of Australia is arid and flat. One-third of the country is desert and another third is steppe or semi-desert.
Australia's main exports are fossil fuels, minerals, metals, cotton, wool, wine and beef, and its most important trading partners are Japan, China and the US.

有UTS， RMIT， UNSW， QUT等等
看你想去哪个城市和愿意交多少学费了。