Are two letters of recommendation needed, and who can provide them for a Master's?
Yes, most Australian universities require two letters of recommendation (LORs) for master's applications.
- One academic LOR: from a professor or lecturer who has taught you and can speak to your academic abilities.
- One professional LOR: from a supervisor or employer familiar with your work experience and skills.
Choose recommenders who know you well and can provide detailed, personalized insights. All letters must be in English or officially translated.
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