Do what you love an your hustle will be real! I always sucked at school, did my Diploma of graphic design an smashed it couldn’t believe my study work ethic when I actually enjoyed it
Hey! So great to see this video as I just received an offer from univ of Adelaide as well as from Macquarie and Deakin. For Bachelor of Arts majoring in English/English Literature.... Which one would you recommend for an arts and humanities student?
Three excellent unis and strong programs. I’d look at the course structures of each, specifically the elective choices you get, and put emphasis on which one teaches electives that are most appealing.
Hi Rob, Thanks for the amazing piece of content and information. I got an offer letter for UOA for Masters in Public Policy was wandering if you had any idea about quality of the program? How is it revered in Australia?
Very nice videos, looking forward to getting a scholarship to Australia as an international student. Whats the name of the song playing in the background please? it's a really cool song
Nice video Rob. I am planning to have an Australia Awards Scholarship in 2024. Do you have any suggestion related to the best campus for educational field? I would like to pursue my doctorate in education field and if it is possible I will being my wife and 2 daughters
So many good unis for education so it really depends on your overall priorities, such as what level of education (or what focus, such as curriculum development) you're hoping to focus on. Since you're bringing your family too, an important thing to consider might be the city or location that suits your family best in terms of lifestyle, schools, cost of living etc. Many things to consider!
Good day, Rob, Been following you from a long time; your presentation and all review regarding universities are excellent. Well, I have few questions to ask you regarding UOA: a) In your opinion, Is it a good university to pursue a Masters of engineering in civil and structure?. b. In terms of getting work. How is the reputation of the University of Adelaide among consulting and construction companies? c. Does this course come under the skill migration list? And do you consider these fields a promising pathway for PR? d. Can you suggest few other alternative universities for postgraduate studies with a good impression in the civil engineering field among industries?
Hi Amul, Any Masters in that area should have good job prospects. If you Google the skilled migration list you can find the current list of skill migration occupations. For any MEng, search the Engineers Australia website to check that it is an accredited program. The current list is here: www.engineersaustralia.org.au/sites/default/files/2021-04/Web%20List%20-%20V42%20-%20210415.pdf (If the link is broken just google engineering australia accredited degrees).
Cheers, any other suggestion on the alternate university w.r.t reputation, part-time jobs, and an internship in a similar field. Especially to those international who has done their bachelors in civil engineer from an Australian university?
If reputation is most important to you, you should be able to find your answer on the ranking of engineering unis at Australian unis. www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/university-subject-rankings/2020/engineering-civil-structural Outside of the Group of 8 unis, I like RMIT and UTS as alternatives.
I want to be a Business Analyst in the future. I am confused between the Bachelor of Applied Data Analytics at UoA and the Bachelor of Business Analytics at Deakin. What university should I choose?
I'm not sure about that. There are a lot of major infrastructure projects going on around Australia at the moment, so I would guess that Civil Eng would be a good degree for employment.
Hey, I'm an international student planning to take master in counselling at this uni. What do you think about Ms of counselling degree here compared to others, also is this uni "friendly" for international students? Thank you and btw nice video👍
Hey there. So I got an offer letter from UQ and University of Adelaide. Adelaide is offering a 25% scholarship whereas I'm not getting any kind of scholarship from UQ. So I was wondering if you could help me out? Cheers.
Good question. The answer - it depends on you. If money were no issue, I’d personally choose UQ. But if money is tighter for you, Adelaide is an excellent uni in a great city. You’ll get a good education there too.
How good is this university for masters in mechanical engineering and what are the prospects of getting job after degree? Moreover I'm focusing on getting PR after my student visa.
That's hard to say. For PR it's certainly an advantage to be in a regional city like Adelaide, and mechanical engineering might be useful for mining jobs...
Hi, i'm confused between University of Adelaide Ms in construction management and Deakin University Ms in Construction Management. Which would be the better option? I would really appreciate if you could give your opinion?
My instant reaction was UoA, but then I looked at Deakin's program and it looks solid too. Adelaide has lower cost of living but will also be quieter than Melbourne as a city, so those things depend on your interests and circumstances. Deakin has better options for overseas study and leadership, plus I'd say Melbourne has the bigger construction industry (so maybe has more opportunities like internships etc). I'd call this a line-ball choice - really depends on you and your preferences.
Melbourne is very expensive place to rent, and buy homes. It is full of social activities, and events all year round (except coronavirus has it in lockdown at the moment). If your an extrovert with plenty of money, Melbourne is good choice Adelaide is cheaper to rent, and buy homes. Some people say Adelaide is sleepy because there's not always events happening. If you're an introvert with not much money, Adelaide is best for you. I've lived, and studied in both cities. Melbourne, and Adelaide have been listed in top 10 best cities in the world.
Hi there! Could you please suggest me that whether I should study the major of marketing in Adelaide? Or should I study the diploma of commerce in UNSW? I afriad that it is not an easy task for me to tackle the diploma in UNSW. Seems that it's quite difficult for the courses.
For marketing I’d recommend UniSA if you’re looking to study in the city of Adelaide. Great program. I can’t comment on your suitability for the program in NSW as I don’t know your background (sorry!)
A few reasons. I love UniSA’s branding program. Look up How Brands Grow by Byron Sharp. One of the best, statistics based no bullshit marketing books out there. The business school also has double accreditation by AACSB and EQUIS. That won’t mean much to you right now but it tells you that the school has been quality controlled by both the American and European business school bodies. Not many programs are double accredited. Plus the uni is very industry oriented and has come through Covid well relative to other unis. All pluses imo
Hi ! I have received offers from uni of Adelaide , uni of Western Australia, Uni of flinders , uni of Newcastle and uni of Wollongong, with equal scholarships in Newcastle and UWA of 15,000 per annum , and Adelaide of 30% . I would really appreciate your advice on which one to choose and why , thank you !
@@ChoosingYourUni bachelor of biomedical science for Newcastle and Adelaide , bachelor of medicine and health science for UOW , anatomy and human biology for UWA, and a double degree for doctor of medicine for flinders .... I plan to ultimately become a doctor but I want to explore all my other options in science such as research, diagnosis, immunology, genetics etc
Ah! I’d typed a reply but it didn’t post. This is an excellent collection of universities. I think you could be happy at almost any of them. It really depends what’s important to you. For example, if you want one of the most prestigious institution is on a beautiful campus bin the University of Western Australia is maybe the best choice. If you want to be at the University that has very strong linkages with the community is that they work in then Wollongong and Newcastle make good choices. Flinders University has an excellent reputation for its research and also has excellent facilities and very well respected courses. After that all of the destinations are very different. Perth is a beautiful city and is very far from the east coast. Newcastle and Wollongong about regional towns that have beautiful beaches and are within striking distance of Sydney. Flinders and Adelaide are both in Adelaide which is a lovely mid sized city.
Well, idk about you, but public transport ain't THAT good. Still, Uni of Adelaide is probably a good uni to go to for the more 'traditional' subjects. And the campus, though old, is pretty.
This is very true! The guess I was thinking that it’s “relatively” good - ie it’s easier to get to UoA on public transport than to Flindsrs (depending where you’re coming from)
Not 100% sure on that one tbh but UoA is a reputable uni. I love the campus and effort they’ve made to enhance the student experience in recent years. Also worth considering UniSA for that topic - the uni is really going great right now!
Can you please suggest if Uni of Adelaide is good for Ms in Construction management in terms of employment opportunities? I have got the offer for early 2021 there. So please can you suggest
I wouldn’t count on it opening this year. There are still 35,000 Australian citizens who haven’t been able to get home so it’s quite complicated for people to get in. If you really want the on campus experience (which I think is best) then I reckon the February intake next year is a safer bet.
@@ChoosingYourUni hey do you still think that the feb intake is best choice as like vaccines are being provided and all so maybe this year by october november also ?
@@ChoosingYourUni Okay noted. Also should we even hope that borders will open ? I mean like its not possible that aus wont ever open the borders. I am so scared for my future
Hey, Got admission to uni adelaide, uni queensland, Deakin waiting for response from RMIT and Monash for MSC in data science..please suggest which university will be best in terms of education, job, value of degree , future prospects..such as post study, PR
That depends. UQ and Adelaide are regional so have higher chance of advantages for post study work rights and PR. Most prestigious unis on the list are UQ, Adelaide and Monash. Best worknjntegrated learning program is at RMIT. Deakin has the best student mobility program (Monash and RMIT also very strong). Great degree to study 👍
@@ChoosingYourUni I do not think UQ (University of Queensland) falls under regional category as it is located near CBD in Brisbane. Kindly correct me if I am wrong. Cheers!
Hi, I hope this comment finds you well. I just wanted to ask about how would it be to pursue Masters in Construction Management, after I've completed my Bachelors in Architecture, and i really want to pursue my Masters in Construction Management itself, but I'm not able to decide if this course has good prospect jobs and opportunities ahead in life, being it in Australia. And if Uni Adelaide is the perfect place to pursue it? Would be waiting for your reply. Thanks a lot in advance.
Hey Akshay! Randomly came across your comment.... allow me to introduce myself as Architect Rahul from Bangalore, I'm looking forward to pursuing a master's in construction management too in July 2023! Let's connect? How about that?
These are all strong universities with good programs in that discipline. UWA is the prettiest of the campuses. It has a great student vibe and lots of clubs and societies. Monash is the most “reputable” with strong industry linkages and heaps of extracurricular options for students. UoA is a good Go8 uni but has had some turmoil in recent times due to the Vice Chancellor having to resign. Adelaide is a nice city and the uni is pretty too. Deakin is a great uni that punches above its weight - excellent programs and extracurricular options. It’s located a bit outside the centre of Melbourne but has many pluses.
i am from indonesia and my grandpa graduated from adelaide university i think it would be my choice too for me to study master here 😄 its look great after see this video,, is there has full scholarship program from adelaide?
Hi Taris, that's so nice! You have family history there! Yes, there are scholarship programs but I don't know if they have full scholarships. They would be quite rare and competitive and maybe only available in certain subject areas.
A Life That Travels thank you for information yes 😊 ok i would search maybe i can apply full scholarship from my goverments scholarship program to apply master in adelaide there are scholarship from my goverments programs to apply in few universities in australia, europe or US 😃
A Life That Travels yes that would be great 😄 my grandpa would be happy from up there when seeing me school in his university.. i just realized adelaide so amazing when i saw your video
That’s so cool! I’ve done a couple of vlogs in and around Adelaide. If you want to see more of the city just search for “A Life That Travels Adelaide vlog” on YT and you’ll find them.
Hi sir John here From India. I got Admit in university of Adelaide for masters of engineering (Chemical) for the July intake with 30% scholarship. What's your opinion and my job prospects after my master's in chemical engineering and about my PR chances? Thanks in advance
Hi John - thanks for the message. UoA is a very reputable uni. Not sure about Chem Eng specifically but it's a program that's accredited by Engineering Australia so I would be confident in it. Chem Eng is on the skilled migration list: Search for "chemical engineer" here immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skill-occupation-list PR depends on many things and on what "channel" you're hoping to come through. There are restrictions on PR if you take the post-study work visa, I believe, so hopefully you would want to find work/sponsorship while you're here. Not fully sure of the logistics of that but Australia is going to need lots of skilled people after Covid so I'd be pretty confident of finding something with an engineering masters.
I couldn't give you a 100% answer on that, because I don't work for immigration, but my gut instinct would say cyber security. It's going to be a core skill needed everywhere in the world. Maybe check with one of Australia's national IT associations for a definitive answer.
do you think the online programs currently offered by Adelaide is good enough in terms of teaching qualities? I am looking to apply for online Graduate Certificate in Business Administration
I haven't looked at that program for awhile. The university is going through quite a few changes at the moment and has been unsettled for maybe 2 years. However, I REALLY like the new Vice Chanceller (Peter Hoj) who has started. He used to be at UniSA and also ran UQ - a very smart guy and I think he'll be a great leader for UoA.
Adelaide is considered "regional" for the purposes of post-study work rights, so in that way it is a good option. I don't know what IT companies are there, but if you're doing anything like cyber-security, data analytics etc. you should find work just about everywhere.
Hello Rob, I want to apply for Doctorate by research in Human Resource Management in Adelaide. Because i like relatively quiet and low living cost city In your opinion, Which one do you think is the best in this subject between University of Adelaide, Unisa or Flinders?
Congrats on considering a PhD. Adelaide is a great city for both cost of living and a lower stress environment. PhDs by research are very specific so I wouldn’t want to recommend any exact uni. They are as much about the supervisor and topic as they are about the uni itself. Maybe the supervisor is even more important than the uni. All 3 unis have some research strengths, so try to find the research strengths that align best with your interests.
Heyy!! Can u suggest which universities are good for studying radiology or dentistry in Australia? And plz tell me which is having better scope in near future - Dentistry or radiology? Thanks
Soooo many teaching those subjects and both are accredited disciplines so the course HAS to cover the same content basically wherever you go. Both dentistry and radiology have plenty of prospects - both will always be needed! AI can't replace a dentist! Can it replace a radiologist? Maybe more likely than a dentist... Adelaide is a good city. I'd also look at Perth and Brisbane - all are cheaper cities to live in with good lifestyles and lots of opportunities.
@@ChoosingYourUni Based on jobs .Part time and also the jobs after PG.Coz i've heard that there are no jobs in adelaide because the companies only hire the ones who have a PR or an australian citizenship
If you’re an international student there is a post-study work visa (you’ll find the details via the Australian Govt visas). This gives you permission to work anywhere so you could always move after studying. That said, Melbourne is 4x bigger than Adelaide, so naturally there will be more jobs there. I’d recommend that you look at what sorts of internships are available through each of those universities because one of the best ways to find a full-time job is to already make connections by doing internships in companies during your degree.
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Do what you love an your hustle will be real! I always sucked at school, did my Diploma of graphic design an smashed it couldn’t believe my study work ethic when I actually enjoyed it
Great advice man. 100% spot on.
I'm hoping to be able to go to UniSA when I graduate high school, even though it's almost 6 years away I'm ecstatic.
If you want something that far in advance, you’ll definitely get there if you put in the work!
Hoping to attend here in 2022 :)
Great choice!
I just got an offer from UA! love this video
Congratulations and I’m glad to hear it!
So excited and happy to watch this video lol cause I'm going to Adelaide Uni next year
Thank you! And you're going to love it there -great uni, great city!
Me too :P
Awesome!
me too :D
No propaganda needed. The city itself is beautiful. It speaks for itself.
100%!
had the best 2 years doing my masters here, love Uni adelaide
Awesome! What Masters did you do?
@@ChoosingYourUni masters in computer science,currently working as cloud engineer at pwc Australia
Fantastic! That’s a good job. We’ll done!
@@lokesh_pathak248 hi, please let me know I will connect with you. I'm currently making an application there.
Hey! So great to see this video as I just received an offer from univ of Adelaide as well as from Macquarie and Deakin. For Bachelor of Arts majoring in English/English Literature.... Which one would you recommend for an arts and humanities student?
Three excellent unis and strong programs. I’d look at the course structures of each, specifically the elective choices you get, and put emphasis on which one teaches electives that are most appealing.
Keep up the good work. You posted beautiful videos and give effort answering most comments. Thumbs up.
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Rob, Thanks for the amazing piece of content and information.
I got an offer letter for UOA for Masters in Public Policy was wandering if you had any idea about quality of the program? How is it revered in Australia?
Good program 👍
Glad you liked the content too - thanks!
Best University in Australia and top 50 in the world imo
For what discipline?
Very nice videos, looking forward to getting a scholarship to Australia as an international student. Whats the name of the song playing in the background please? it's a really cool song
I don’t remember! It’s been too long since we made this one!
Great video. I start at the university of Adelaide in 6 weeks! Bachelor of Physiotherapy Honours.
Amazing!
How is the job opportunities there as a physiotherapy assistant.....
Nice video Rob. I am planning to have an Australia Awards Scholarship in 2024. Do you have any suggestion related to the best campus for educational field? I would like to pursue my doctorate in education field and if it is possible I will being my wife and 2 daughters
So many good unis for education so it really depends on your overall priorities, such as what level of education (or what focus, such as curriculum development) you're hoping to focus on.
Since you're bringing your family too, an important thing to consider might be the city or location that suits your family best in terms of lifestyle, schools, cost of living etc. Many things to consider!
Good day, Rob,
Been following you from a long time; your presentation and all review regarding universities are excellent. Well, I have few questions to ask you regarding UOA:
a) In your opinion, Is it a good university to pursue a Masters of engineering in civil and structure?.
b. In terms of getting work. How is the reputation of the University of Adelaide among consulting and construction companies?
c. Does this course come under the skill migration list? And do you consider these fields a promising pathway for PR?
d. Can you suggest few other alternative universities for postgraduate studies with a good impression in the civil engineering field among industries?
Hi Amul,
Any Masters in that area should have good job prospects. If you Google the skilled migration list you can find the current list of skill migration occupations.
For any MEng, search the Engineers Australia website to check that it is an accredited program. The current list is here: www.engineersaustralia.org.au/sites/default/files/2021-04/Web%20List%20-%20V42%20-%20210415.pdf
(If the link is broken just google engineering australia accredited degrees).
Cheers, any other suggestion on the alternate university w.r.t reputation, part-time jobs, and an internship in a similar field. Especially to those international who has done their bachelors in civil engineer from an Australian university?
If reputation is most important to you, you should be able to find your answer on the ranking of engineering unis at Australian unis.
www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/university-subject-rankings/2020/engineering-civil-structural
Outside of the Group of 8 unis, I like RMIT and UTS as alternatives.
You are such a hardworking dude
Thanks mate -I'm trying!
I want to be a Business Analyst in the future. I am confused between the Bachelor of Applied Data Analytics at UoA and the Bachelor of Business Analytics at Deakin. What university should I choose?
Two excellent unis and degrees. Either could be good for you, depending on your other criteria.
I wish that I could have a chance to be there
Good luck!
What do you think of uni melb vs adelaide for beachlor of CS?
Melbourne for me, but mostly because the city has a bigger tech scene so more access to internships and work.
Sir I’m planning to join in for Ms in Civil Engineering . What’s your review for the same related to post course employment
I'm not sure about that. There are a lot of major infrastructure projects going on around Australia at the moment, so I would guess that Civil Eng would be a good degree for employment.
Love 💗 from India 🇮🇳.
Have a great day!
Hey, I'm an international student planning to take master in counselling at this uni. What do you think about Ms of counselling degree here compared to others, also is this uni "friendly" for international students? Thank you and btw nice video👍
I don’t know about that degree but I really like this uni. It’s a great campus with a nice culture.
@@ChoosingYourUni Impressive! Thank you for your information sir
@@irfanridzky1422 Hey I just applied for Masters in Counselling here. Would be really helpful if you shared your experience!
Hey there. So I got an offer letter from UQ and University of Adelaide. Adelaide is offering a 25% scholarship whereas I'm not getting any kind of scholarship from UQ. So I was wondering if you could help me out?
Cheers.
Good question. The answer - it depends on you.
If money were no issue, I’d personally choose UQ.
But if money is tighter for you, Adelaide is an excellent uni in a great city. You’ll get a good education there too.
Growing well mate
👍
How good is this university for masters in mechanical engineering and what are the prospects of getting job after degree? Moreover I'm focusing on getting PR after my student visa.
That's hard to say. For PR it's certainly an advantage to be in a regional city like Adelaide, and mechanical engineering might be useful for mining jobs...
Hi, i'm confused between University of Adelaide Ms in construction management and Deakin University Ms in Construction Management. Which would be the better option? I would really appreciate if you could give your opinion?
My instant reaction was UoA, but then I looked at Deakin's program and it looks solid too.
Adelaide has lower cost of living but will also be quieter than Melbourne as a city, so those things depend on your interests and circumstances. Deakin has better options for overseas study and leadership, plus I'd say Melbourne has the bigger construction industry (so maybe has more opportunities like internships etc).
I'd call this a line-ball choice - really depends on you and your preferences.
Is Monash in Melbourne or Adelaide uni better in terms of teaching quality and social life?
In what subject area?
Melbourne is very expensive place to rent, and buy homes. It is full of social activities, and events all year round (except coronavirus has it in lockdown at the moment). If your an extrovert with plenty of money, Melbourne is good choice
Adelaide is cheaper to rent, and buy homes. Some people say Adelaide is sleepy because there's not always events happening. If you're an introvert with not much money, Adelaide is best for you.
I've lived, and studied in both cities.
Melbourne, and Adelaide have been listed in top 10 best cities in the world.
Hi there! Could you please suggest me that whether I should study the major of marketing in Adelaide? Or should I study the diploma of commerce in UNSW? I afriad that it is not an easy task for me to tackle the diploma in UNSW. Seems that it's quite difficult for the courses.
For marketing I’d recommend UniSA if you’re looking to study in the city of Adelaide. Great program.
I can’t comment on your suitability for the program in NSW as I don’t know your background (sorry!)
@@ChoosingYourUni Hey mate. Should I study marketing at Adl uni or UniSA. I read your comment but why do u recommend UniSA?
A few reasons. I love UniSA’s branding program. Look up How Brands Grow by Byron Sharp. One of the best, statistics based no bullshit marketing books out there. The business school also has double accreditation by AACSB and EQUIS. That won’t mean much to you right now but it tells you that the school has been quality controlled by both the American and European business school bodies. Not many programs are double accredited.
Plus the uni is very industry oriented and has come through Covid well relative to other unis. All pluses imo
Hi ! I have received offers from uni of Adelaide , uni of Western Australia, Uni of flinders , uni of Newcastle and uni of Wollongong, with equal scholarships in Newcastle and UWA of 15,000 per annum , and Adelaide of 30% . I would really appreciate your advice on which one to choose and why , thank you !
What degree?
Also, what are your interests and goals?
@@ChoosingYourUni bachelor of biomedical science for Newcastle and Adelaide , bachelor of medicine and health science for UOW , anatomy and human biology for UWA, and a double degree for doctor of medicine for flinders .... I plan to ultimately become a doctor but I want to explore all my other options in science such as research, diagnosis, immunology, genetics etc
@@ChoosingYourUni waiting in anticipation for your thoughts :)
Ah! I’d typed a reply but it didn’t post.
This is an excellent collection of universities. I think you could be happy at almost any of them. It really depends what’s important to you. For example, if you want one of the most prestigious institution is on a beautiful campus bin the University of Western Australia is maybe the best choice. If you want to be at the University that has very strong linkages with the community is that they work in then Wollongong and Newcastle make good choices. Flinders University has an excellent reputation for its research and also has excellent facilities and very well respected courses.
After that all of the destinations are very different. Perth is a beautiful city and is very far from the east coast. Newcastle and Wollongong about regional towns that have beautiful beaches and are within striking distance of Sydney. Flinders and Adelaide are both in Adelaide which is a lovely mid sized city.
@@ChoosingYourUni thanks for all the great info but simply if you had to pick one personally , which would you choose ?
Well, idk about you, but public transport ain't THAT good. Still, Uni of Adelaide is probably a good uni to go to for the more 'traditional' subjects. And the campus, though old, is pretty.
This is very true! The guess I was thinking that it’s “relatively” good - ie it’s easier to get to UoA on public transport than to Flindsrs (depending where you’re coming from)
hi, how far is the Univ of South Australia from the Univ of Adelaide? hoping to study next year at the Univ of South Australia for my master's. :)
The main UoA campus is about 20 minutes walk from the main UniSA City West campus. The smaller UniSA cityEast campus is right next to UoA 👍
very good
Thanks
Is uni of Adelaide good for bachelor of computer science
Not 100% sure on that one tbh but UoA is a reputable uni. I love the campus and effort they’ve made to enhance the student experience in recent years. Also worth considering UniSA for that topic - the uni is really going great right now!
Can you please suggest if Uni of Adelaide is good for Ms in Construction management in terms of employment opportunities? I have got the offer for early 2021 there. So please can you suggest
Hmmm. Not sure on that one specifically but an MSc from UoA sounds like a safe choice to me.
@@ChoosingYourUni Tysm champ
Sir can you guide me when Australia is going to open its border
Because I am going to Apply for masters in July intake......
I wouldn’t count on it opening this year. There are still 35,000 Australian citizens who haven’t been able to get home so it’s quite complicated for people to get in.
If you really want the on campus experience (which I think is best) then I reckon the February intake next year is a safer bet.
@@ChoosingYourUni OK thanks
@@ChoosingYourUni hey do you still think that the feb intake is best choice as like vaccines are being provided and all so maybe this year by october november also ?
That’s a safer bet, for sure. I don’t think there’s going to be any significant changes to border arrangements here before late in the year.
@@ChoosingYourUni Okay noted. Also should we even hope that borders will open ? I mean like its not possible that aus wont ever open the borders. I am so scared for my future
Is this university good for master of teaching (secondary) science? What are the job prospects after the course?
Not sure about how the course is but job prospects are good... as a teacher 🤣
(Sorry, couldn’t help myself there...)
@@ChoosingYourUni Well idk if I said something funny, English isn't my first language😅 but thanks for replying!
No, you said nothing funny - I just couldn’t resist the opportunity to make a bad joke!
Hey, Got admission to uni adelaide, uni queensland, Deakin waiting for response from RMIT and Monash for MSC in data science..please suggest which university will be best in terms of education, job, value of degree , future prospects..such as post study, PR
That depends. UQ and Adelaide are regional so have higher chance of advantages for post study work rights and PR. Most prestigious unis on the list are UQ, Adelaide and Monash. Best worknjntegrated learning program is at RMIT. Deakin has the best student mobility program (Monash and RMIT also very strong).
Great degree to study 👍
@@ChoosingYourUni I do not think UQ (University of Queensland) falls under regional category as it is located near CBD in Brisbane. Kindly correct me if I am wrong. Cheers!
It’ll be on the dept of immigration website
Hi, I hope this comment finds you well.
I just wanted to ask about how would it be to pursue Masters in Construction Management, after I've completed my Bachelors in Architecture, and i really want to pursue my Masters in Construction Management itself, but I'm not able to decide if this course has good prospect jobs and opportunities ahead in life, being it in Australia. And if Uni Adelaide is the perfect place to pursue it?
Would be waiting for your reply. Thanks a lot in advance.
That’s a good program from what I know 👍
Plenty of construction related opportunities in Oz, depending on what you specialise in.
@@ChoosingYourUni Wow. That was really quick. Thanks alotttt man, hope to see you soon somewhere in Australia. Cheers mate. ✌🏻
Say g’day if you ever see me on campus!
Hey Akshay! Randomly came across your comment.... allow me to introduce myself as Architect Rahul from Bangalore, I'm looking forward to pursuing a master's in construction management too in July 2023! Let's connect? How about that?
Which is better western australia, Deakin, Monash or uni of Adelaide?
Better, in what way?
@@ChoosingYourUni overall.. academics and campus
What subject area?
@@ChoosingYourUni data science
These are all strong universities with good programs in that discipline.
UWA is the prettiest of the campuses. It has a great student vibe and lots of clubs and societies.
Monash is the most “reputable” with strong industry linkages and heaps of extracurricular options for students.
UoA is a good Go8 uni but has had some turmoil in recent times due to the Vice Chancellor having to resign. Adelaide is a nice city and the uni is pretty too.
Deakin is a great uni that punches above its weight - excellent programs and extracurricular options. It’s located a bit outside the centre of Melbourne but has many pluses.
Is University of Adelaide good for masters of international business ?
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@@ChoosingYourUni does it have double degree?
Hey, is this university a better choice for doing masters in biotechnology
Yep, good option
i am from indonesia and my grandpa graduated from adelaide university i think it would be my choice too for me to study master here 😄 its look great after see this video,, is there has full scholarship program from adelaide?
Hi Taris, that's so nice! You have family history there!
Yes, there are scholarship programs but I don't know if they have full scholarships. They would be quite rare and competitive and maybe only available in certain subject areas.
A Life That Travels thank you for information yes 😊 ok i would search maybe i can apply full scholarship from my goverments scholarship program to apply master in adelaide there are scholarship from my goverments programs to apply in few universities in australia, europe or US 😃
Then that would be a great thing to do! Imagine studying in the same place where your Graddad did! That’s very cool!
A Life That Travels yes that would be great 😄 my grandpa would be happy from up there when seeing me school in his university.. i just realized adelaide so amazing when i saw your video
That’s so cool!
I’ve done a couple of vlogs in and around Adelaide. If you want to see more of the city just search for “A Life That Travels Adelaide vlog” on YT and you’ll find them.
Would this university be hard to get into for an international student to do nursing?
That depends on you and your application. It would be a good uni for it.
Hi sir
John here From India.
I got Admit in university of Adelaide for masters of engineering (Chemical) for the July intake with 30% scholarship.
What's your opinion and my job prospects after my master's in chemical engineering and about my PR chances?
Thanks in advance
Hi John - thanks for the message.
UoA is a very reputable uni. Not sure about Chem Eng specifically but it's a program that's accredited by Engineering Australia so I would be confident in it.
Chem Eng is on the skilled migration list: Search for "chemical engineer" here immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skill-occupation-list
PR depends on many things and on what "channel" you're hoping to come through. There are restrictions on PR if you take the post-study work visa, I believe, so hopefully you would want to find work/sponsorship while you're here. Not fully sure of the logistics of that but Australia is going to need lots of skilled people after Covid so I'd be pretty confident of finding something with an engineering masters.
Sir which is good course in IT master of information technology (enterprise management) or master of cyber security for PR and jobs in Australia
I couldn't give you a 100% answer on that, because I don't work for immigration, but my gut instinct would say cyber security. It's going to be a core skill needed everywhere in the world. Maybe check with one of Australia's national IT associations for a definitive answer.
It is good if you're willing to put in the effort.
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do you think the online programs currently offered by Adelaide is good enough in terms of teaching qualities? I am looking to apply for online Graduate Certificate in Business Administration
Can’t say. Haven’t done any course online so not really in a position to give honest advice about how well the uni has done to make the transition.
@@ChoosingYourUni thanks for your reply. I’m gonna give a go and experience it first hand
Let me know how you go!
is bacher of physio good? from hk
That program is going to be pretty consistent across most universities as it is accredited.
is UoA great for computer science?
I haven't looked at that program for awhile. The university is going through quite a few changes at the moment and has been unsettled for maybe 2 years. However, I REALLY like the new Vice Chanceller (Peter Hoj) who has started. He used to be at UniSA and also ran UQ - a very smart guy and I think he'll be a great leader for UoA.
Can I get jobs in adelaide in IT sector ???
Adelaide is considered "regional" for the purposes of post-study work rights, so in that way it is a good option. I don't know what IT companies are there, but if you're doing anything like cyber-security, data analytics etc. you should find work just about everywhere.
Hello Rob,
I want to apply for Doctorate by research in Human Resource Management in Adelaide.
Because i like relatively quiet and low living cost city
In your opinion, Which one do you think is the best in this subject between University of Adelaide, Unisa or Flinders?
Congrats on considering a PhD. Adelaide is a great city for both cost of living and a lower stress environment.
PhDs by research are very specific so I wouldn’t want to recommend any exact uni. They are as much about the supervisor and topic as they are about the uni itself. Maybe the supervisor is even more important than the uni.
All 3 unis have some research strengths, so try to find the research strengths that align best with your interests.
I like to study engineering
Good!
For Masters in biotechnology is this university is good?
Check out qilt.edu.au and look to see it’s strengths. There are also some “subject specific” rankings out there that you could look up.
Hey I’m wishing to apply for the same program, I have few options and Uni of Adelaide is an option which I hope is a good one!
Heyy!!
Can u suggest which universities are good for studying radiology or dentistry in Australia?
And plz tell me which is having better scope in near future - Dentistry or radiology?
Thanks
Soooo many teaching those subjects and both are accredited disciplines so the course HAS to cover the same content basically wherever you go.
Both dentistry and radiology have plenty of prospects - both will always be needed! AI can't replace a dentist! Can it replace a radiologist? Maybe more likely than a dentist...
Adelaide is a good city. I'd also look at Perth and Brisbane - all are cheaper cities to live in with good lifestyles and lots of opportunities.
Which university is better according to you? Deakin or uni Adelaide?
Based on what? Jobs? Learning outcomes? Connections? Social life? City? What do you like outside of the classroom?
Uni Adelaide no doubt!!!
@@ChoosingYourUni Based on jobs .Part time and also the jobs after PG.Coz i've heard that there are no jobs in adelaide because the companies only hire the ones who have a PR or an australian citizenship
If you’re an international student there is a post-study work visa (you’ll find the details via the Australian Govt visas). This gives you permission to work anywhere so you could always move after studying.
That said, Melbourne is 4x bigger than Adelaide, so naturally there will be more jobs there.
I’d recommend that you look at what sorts of internships are available through each of those universities because one of the best ways to find a full-time job is to already make connections by doing internships in companies during your degree.
@@ChoosingYourUni Thanks Mate!