Applied for agri. In University of Queensland.. is your campus Gatton?

All three are great options! It depends on your passion and career goals. IT and Engineering offer strong job prospects and high demand globally, especially in tech. Early Childhood Education is more about making an impact in kids’ lives, but might have less pay. Go with what excites you the most!

@@priyanka_saluja thank you so much mam for replying my comment ☺️ I am student, completed my 12th from non medical stream in this year , so which willl be the best course and best university in Melbourne

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Hey thanks for reaching out. I genuinely think its a great choice. I have so many friends who studied in Uni Canberra and now work there as well after completing their degree.

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Not bad but try and up your PTE score and also may be consider regional states and uni.

Hi Akash, thank you! Congrats on your admission! I suggest arriving 1-2 weeks before orientation (around early to mid-February) to settle in, explore the city, and sort out accommodation, banking, and mobile services. You can watch this video here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r9vDmHCFDTA.htmlsi=tpUBgunEPnV1ynSc

Hey! I’m so happy to hear that you got into Macquarie! 😊 It sounds like you’re laying a great foundation with those tech skills! I’d love to stay connected and help you through your journey, so feel free to reach out anytime. Wishing you the very best in your studies, and I’ll definitely keep creating more content! 🚀 Keep up with your suggestions!

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The job scope for construction management in Australia, especially in Melbourne, is promising with the ongoing demand for infrastructure and residential projects. The base salary for construction managers typically ranges from $90,000 to AUD $120,000 per year, depending on experience and the company. With a master's degree, your prospects for higher roles like project manager or site manager increase. Melbourne has a growing market, especially with government-backed infrastructure projects, so opportunities look strong!

Cybersecurity is a great choice with increasing global demand! Australia has strong job prospects in this field, with opportunities in government, finance, and tech sectors. Universities like UNSW, University of Melbourne, and RMIT offer excellent programs in cybersecurity. When choosing, consider factors like course structure, internships, and industry connections. It's a solid career path with good growth potential, so you're on the right track!

@@priyanka_salujawhat about Deakin university and Swinburne uni

@@priyanka_saluja I think bachelor's of cybersecurity course is not present in uni of Melbourne

Thank you for your kind words! I’m glad the information has been helpful. Your idea for a video on finding jobs and accommodation in Australia as a student without social connections is great and highly relatable, watch it here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-H4ysahUSm2E.htmlsi=4L_UIdfgj_IrhggE

Perth can be a good choice for a Master’s in IT, especially if you’re looking for a lower cost of living and a more relaxed lifestyle. While it doesn’t have the same level of IT opportunities as Sydney or Melbourne, the job market is growing, and the demand for tech professionals is rising in areas like mining and healthcare. Plus, studying in Perth can give you extra points for Permanent Residency.

The Master of Social Work (Qualifying) is on the list of occupations that are eligible for PR in Australia. Social work is in demand, particularly in regional areas, which can improve your chances of PR. Since it’s a skilled occupation, you’ll need to meet the points requirement for PR (typically around 65-70 points), but some regional areas offer additional points, which can make it easier to qualify. Additionally, social work often leads to roles that qualify for state or territory sponsorship, which can also help with PR. Be sure to check the latest occupation lists and specific state requirements, as they can change over time. If you plan to work in regional areas or are open to sponsorship opportunities, your chances for PR are quite strong!

Hi, thanks for reaching out. Keep trying on FB Marketplace. Are you sure there's nothing on Airbnb? Upon checking, I found an Airbnb named Smyth Accommodation. Check that out. Just keep reaching out to people. You will find something.

An MBA in Finance, along with 2 years of work experience and a GMAT score, can significantly improve your job prospects, especially if you’re targeting roles in industries like banking, consulting, or corporate finance. In Australia, the finance sector is competitive, but many MBA graduates do secure positions, especially if they have relevant experience and strong networking skills. Companies look for candidates who can demonstrate practical experience alongside their academic qualifications, so your two years of work experience will be valuable. Securing internships or part-time roles during your MBA can also boost your chances.

Since you’re not interested in LLM or becoming a solicitor but want PR and a good-paying job, here are some options: • MBA - Opens doors in finance, consulting, and management. • Master of Social Work - In demand, especially in regional areas, with good PR prospects. • Master of Public Policy/International Relations - Leads to roles in government or NGOs. • Master of Information Systems/Business Analytics - High demand and well-paid jobs in IT and data fields. Look for courses on the Skilled Occupation List to boost your PR chances.

Both RMIT and Deakin are strong choices for business students, but they have different strengths: • RMIT: Known for its industry connections, particularly in Melbourne’s business sector. If you prefer practical, hands-on learning and networking opportunities with companies, RMIT might be a better fit. I think its a bit expensive too. • Deakin: Offers a flexible and innovative approach, with a strong focus on online learning and real-world applications. It’s also known for its high student satisfaction and supportive environment. It depends on what you prioritize.

Yes, you can definitely do a Master of Business Analytics in Australia while working part-time. Many international students balance both. However, the course can be demanding, especially with assignments and projects, so time management will be key. Australian universities also have flexible schedules and offer support for students juggling work and study. Just make sure you plan your work hours around your studies, as some parts of the course may require more attention, especially during exams or big project deadlines.

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Hi Abhishek, thanks for watching the video. Pursuing a Master of Business-Information Systems from UQ is definitely a solid step toward becoming a Business Analyst. The program will give you a good mix of IT, systems management, and business applications, which aligns well with your goals. As for your visa concerns, the recent international student capping and visa rejections have been making headlines. It’s natural to feel a bit anxious, but having the COE is a great start. Ensure that all your documents are complete and accurately submitted, and stay updated with any new visa guidelines. You're definitely on the right path, so stay focused, and everything should fall into place!

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A Bachelor of Social Science can be a strong option in Australia, depending on your career goals. The course typically covers a range of disciplines such as sociology, psychology, political science, and public policy, which can open doors to roles in social research, public administration, community work, and human resources. In Australia, social science graduates are valued in sectors like government, non-profits, and consultancy, particularly in roles that involve social research, policy analysis, and program management. Given Australia's focus on addressing societal challenges, such as healthcare, inequality, and urban development, there is demand for professionals who can understand and analyze social systems. However, the course's relevance depends on your specific interests and long-term career goals. If you're passionate about understanding societal trends, working in policy, or improving community outcomes, it's a great fit. If you're looking for higher demand in the private sector or a more technical field, you may want to explore other options like IT or business management. In terms of visa prospects, social sciences can still offer pathways to skilled migration, especially if you gain experience in in-demand areas like policy analysis, social research, or community services.

I am glad it helped. You should book an airbnb for like 10-15 days and then during those days, inspect a room and move. Thats what I did.

CPA certification, data analysis, and financial planning courses are highly in demand for accounting and finance professionals. Jobs like Financial Analyst, Tax Accountant, Payroll Specialist, and Risk Manager are among the most sought-after roles, especially with the growing focus on technology integration and regulatory compliance.

@@priyanka_saluja Will these courses lead to PR ??

A Bachelor of Health Sciences can be a valuable degree if you’re interested in healthcare but want a broad foundation. It offers flexibility, allowing you to specialize in areas like public health, health promotion, or policy, and can lead to roles in health administration, health education, or research. However, its value depends on your career goals. If you aim for more technical roles like a doctor, nurse, or physiotherapist, further study or a more specialized degree will be needed. It’s worth it if you’re seeking a diverse range of healthcare-related career options but less so if you’re looking for clinical roles right away.

Thanks, glad it was helpful :)

Not sure with the capping

Glad it was helpful. Best of luck!