去澳大利亚留学要做的10件事

　　作为世界上最后欢迎留学地之一，你选择澳大利亚留学的理由是什么？仅仅是因为那几所享誉世界的名牌大学？恐怕这是你递交申请的一个小原因吧，或许你自己都没发现无与伦比的自然景色、金色的沙滩、深厚独特的文化、热情的大狂欢，集这些于一身的澳大利亚只是不经意间就吸引了你的注意。在这个最适合居住和学习的国度，有些事情是你不得不去亲身体验的，现在留学360就列举一下赴澳留学你要做的10件事吧!

　　原文：Learn to surf

　　Location: Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia

　　Nearest universities: University of Sydney, University of Queensland, Monash University, University of New South Wales, University of Wollongong, University of Melbourne, University of Western Australia, Curtin University of Technology

　　Australian beaches are famed throughout the world, so any visitor to the country should make sure they set aside some time for a bit of sand and surf. It may take some serious time and perseverance to get your board skills up to those of the locals.

　　But with many of Australia’s top universities all within reach of internationally renowned surf and sunbathing spots, you’ll never have a better chance to don the wetsuit and master the waves. Or, if getting wet doesn’t appeal, you can always swap the library for a sun-lounger and top up your tan while writing that essay.

　　译文：学习冲浪

　　地点：昆士兰、新南威尔士州、维多利亚和西澳大利亚

　　附近大学：悉尼大学、昆士兰大学、莫纳什大学、新南威尔士大学、卧龙岗大学、墨尔本大学、西澳大学、科廷科技大学

　　澳大利亚的海滩享誉世界，所以任何一个去澳大利亚的人都应该去海滩坐坐，享受一下沙滩冲浪的惬意生活。不过想要像当地人一样掌握高超的冲浪技巧，你得花点时间坚持不懈地练习。但是澳大利亚许多的名校附近都有世界盛名的冲浪点和日光浴点，在这里穿上潜水服去乘风破浪，学习冲浪，这里是最好不过的地点了。如果这种全身湿透的娱乐活动不对你的胃口，换一张日光浴浴床，你可以边写论文边把自己晒成健康的小麦肤色。

　　原文： Go wine-tasting

　　Location: Australia’s most famous vineyards are in Victoria and New South Wales, though other wine-producing regions include parts of South and Western Australia.

　　Nearest universities: University of Melbourne, Monash University, RMIT University,La Trobe University, Australian National University,University of Sydney, University of New South Wales, Macquarie University, University of Technology, Sydney, University of Wollongong, University of Western Australia, Curtin University of Technology.

　　Australians consume over 400 million litres of wine every year – and there’s still enough left over to make them the fourth biggest exporters of wine in the world. The nation’s major grape varieties – Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon and Riesling – were all originally imported from Europe.

　　But with the help of a sun-kissed climate and an abundance of unspoiled natural space for vineyards, Australian wines have since developed a character and reputation that is very much their own. Major vineyards are dotted around Southern Australia, most within range of the country’s top universities – and many of these vineyards offer tasting courses to help you refine your palate and return home a connoisseur.