UQ need to be 100% Australia not rum by the Chinese government. just watched the news and you well see what the University of Queensland really stands for no free speech
I’m missing UQ so much. Great facilities, great people, beautiful place. UQ never make me regret to come and study here. Choosing UQ is my best decision ever. Proud to be UQ alumni.
Im currently in a postgraduate course at UQ, but I've finished one year of online classes. Im super excited to be able to go to this local campus for the next year! Thanks for making this video!💓
I’m so stoked to hear that - thanks for the comment! I’ve done videos on almost every uni so if you know someone who’s thinking of going to uni please tell them about the channel 🙏
It seems that most of Aussie's universities have beautiful campuses from your videos. People abroad can now see that Australia is a good alternative to the two usual suspects of the US and the UK, although those two countries still dominate the university rankings at the top worldwide as well as the number of Nobel prizes won.
If you’re basing quality on uni campuses... Australia has a higher % of its universities in the top 1000 unis worldwide than both the USA and UK. So unless you’re in the very top tier of institutions in those countries, you’re academically better off in Australia.
@@ChoosingYourUni lol, that's not what I meant at all but a beautiful campus is an added bonus in addition to academic reputation. You guys have pretty good universities overall, perhaps the next goal is to have an Aussie uni to crack the top 25? Btw,do you have an ivy League group as in the US or the UK equivalent the Russell group of research intensive universities? In the UK, the bulk of government research grants are allocated to the Russell group institutions in the main.
Hey Eyeofthetiger - yeah; I figured you didn’t mean that but I just like being specific for anyone who might read the comments quickly and miss the nuance of our conversation. Yes, we have a grouping called the “Group of 8” - the leading “research intensive” unis in Australia. The reality is that any uni that’s high up in the rankings (ie inside the top 300 in the world) has strong processes. A single number doesn’t tell a whole story and I’d always encourage people to look at how an institution performs in the niche area that that person is interested in. There are PLENTY of unis globally that outrank Harvard in their specific niche. That’s not the only thing to consider (eg the network and presitge at Harvard is obviously a big deal) but it’s well worth considering.
@@ChoosingYourUni agree, but the trouble is Harvard is the richest university in the world by a country mile and with such wealth you immediately create an unequal playing field, although perhaps that shouldn't create complacency as there are now 2 Chinese universities ranked in the world's top 20 with many more to follow in the near future?! Perhaps Harvard has met its match when it comes up against the fiscal largesse of the Chinese state?😂 Would agree with you about the prestige thing though, perhaps only Oxford and Cambridge can match it in that regard.
Amazing. I graduated there exactly 10 years ago with a bachelor of science (I'm from Norway) and it was such a great experience. Great environment to study in. I wanna go back. You'll grow and learn and although things are hard when you're away from home it opens up all types of new experiences and possibilities you would never experience in the comforts of your home/ friends and family. I hope there are as many dress up parties around St Lucia as when I was there, and that the brush turkeys and possums are still around ^^
I wish you had walked around the science and engineering buildings and down near the pool or even around near the colleges. I think people don't realises how big the campus is, it almost takes up the whole suburb of st. Lucia. Not to mention the other campuses like the medical and dental school in Herston, or campus in Gatton.
I LOVE YOUR ACCOUNT! I’m an Australian who grew up in the US and I’ve been having a hard time with Australian Uni research and your account has helped tremendously!
Yes, you are an extraordinary university, I had the privilege to take a short term English training (grant) I keep the best memories of all of you in my heart. Brisbane is beautiful . I miss you a lot!!
Hi. I came from Philippines. Through your video, I am inspired to take a masters on Environmental Science/Management in UQ. Thank you so much with your youtube video.
This video is so amazing! I literally enjoyed every second of it 😃 and obviously, got a lot more information than I could've otherwise gotten from other sources. Cheers to you for making this!
A really amazing uni! I love studying there, the only downside would be if you don’t like on campus it’s pretty painful to get there even with the extensive public transport and the parking is awful 😂 if anyone is watching this I do highly recommend it l, nearly finished my second year and while it can be hard to get into I wouldn’t go past UQ
Thanks @Miss Minnie Morgan - that's super useful! I've always heard that parking was horrific :D Coming in on the ferry from the CBD was awesome, but I also took a bus in one time and it was kinda slow. What do you study there?
I am the guy at 1:56 with the maroon shirt!! 😂. I graduated from my Bachelor of Dental Science (Honours) last year, and I am studying a Masters in Public Health this year. UQ’s campuses are amazing in every way. I am so very glad to have chosen UQ when I left school.
Hello Rob. I'm hesitating on choosing between UQ and QUT architecture in major, and which uni would you recommend? And why? Thanks! I heard that QUT is a more friendly college compared to UQ for the students, and the graduates from QUT in the major of architecture are easier to get employed in architecture firms.
Both excellent unis. I love them both tbh QUT “traditionally” viewed as more industry connected and practical, UQ traditionally viewed as more research intensive. In reality, both excellent unis teaching great degrees with good campus life and career outcomes.
Gosh....How I really really miss UQ so much...of course, the most iconic view at UQ is The Great Court...it's amazing...I am grateful for having the best 2 years of my life there. "There's more to life than study at UQ"
After watching this video, I really want to go to that university but I'm kinda scared that I might have some trouble in communicate because english isn't my native language but I'm gonna try to learn more:D thank you so much for this video!!!
Thank you for the video, it's really helpful. My master degree program is going to start next month, unfortunately, the course will be delivered online due to Covid19 issues, and the Australia immigration border has not open yet as well. Hopefully, I'm able to visit the campus and stay in Brisbane soon to get more experience.
Yasora Wickramasinghe basically i am planing to join next year just confused about the place from airport it will be nice if you can share something that we can talk?
Thank you for sharing this awesome video! I am a finance and accounting student from the US and I am putting some serious consideration into pursuing a postgraduate outside of the US. My sister did a study abroad in Australia a while ago and she loved it and I have always wanted to go for that experience myself. I have been looking into the University of Queensland (recommended by a friend) and their Master of Commerce degree. What would the steps be, and what kind of steps would I need to take to pursue this option? Additionally, I graduate in May 2021 and I would like to begin my postgraduate studies in 2022.
Yeah, this is a good choice. UQ is very strong and you’ll love the campus. You should jump on their website. Not sure how long in advance you can apply, but you’ll want to be starting on that about a year in advance imo
physiology building level 2 is also nice. It's quiet and there's this huge sofa that you can sleep in. Underneath the building there's another refectory or canteen.
Hi! Ive been thinking of going there later this year to study business or marketing or something in that area! Heard lots of good things about that university! Although its really far away because I live in Sweden but it seems kinda cool place
I've received the CO from the UQ, majority in Master of Business. Could u plz to introduce me something about the business school in the UQ? Since I am an international student who never been to the Australia before.😂
Hello! I love your videos and was wondering is Queensland the best university in Australia for a graduate program within Conservation Biology or other wildlife studies? I know other universities have great marine biology programs, but I'm more passionate about general wildlife (Which is why I want to study in Australia since the biodiversity is amazing). Thank you so much!
This video is amazing and very helpful. Also I gotta ask you this that since you have been to so many universities in Australia which one do you think has the most beautiful campus or let’s say your top 10 most beautiful university campuses in Australia 🙂👍🏻
Thanks mate. It depends what you like, but in my opinion the Top 10 beautiful campuses (not in order): UQ Uni of Sydney Macquarie (bushland campus) Curtin (student vibe) Uni of Melbourne RMIT (cool, modern yet historical inner city campus) QUT (high tech mixed with history, right on the river) UTS (ultra modern, inner city campus) ANU (spacious, Australian-flavoured campus) UWA I’ll do a video on this!
A Life That Travels thank you so much for replying, I was curious because I’m gonna start uni(masters in international business) the coming February and I’m really confused about which uni or city to choose. I kind of really like the UQ campus and also it’s rank and everything but still I’m really very confused about which one to choose. Also I have been to Australia before on two different exchange programs(rmit cbd, university of Canberra and Swinburne uni Hawthorne)and I love the country personally and want to get back. Last time I spent most of my time travelling and backpacking and looking forward to do the same this time. 🙂🙂
A Life That Travels yes please do a video on the top 10 beautiful university campuses in Australia and thank you for making such amazing and helpful videos for us. 👍🏻
USYD’s ranking is higher than UQ’s in most subject areas. But USYD’s tuition fee is also much higher. Both of them are world top uni though. Do you think it is worth to study in USYD with the higher tuition fee? I guess the study experience of bachelor of art will be very similar in both uni? Thank you.
Yeah I think your summary is pretty accurate. UQ is an incredible university for Arts too. Both universities will give you an excellent education and many many opportunities so I wouldn't hesitate in going to UQ.
Hi i am contemplating between UQ and Curtis's physiotherapy programme. I am in a dilemma and the UQ's campus looks soo beautiful. What's your opinion between Curtin and UQ's physiotherapy programme?
I think i want to apply here!! although, i’m nervous about making friends, i’ve heard it’s very cliquey and everyone is friends with people they went to high school with. i was born in aus but then moved abroad 5 years ago and i’m going to be moving back in the next 6 months. i am an extroverted individual but i’m still nervous that it will be too cliquey to make friends. any advice or comforting words?
This is a really good question! And it’s completely normal to feel a little nervous about this. However, over the years, I’ve spoken with many students from UQ, and overall people are really happy with the social life there. Because it’s such a large institution and there are so many clubs and societies, there are tons of opportunities to engage with students from all sorts of backgrounds. As an extrovert, I think you’ll have no problems in settling in and finding your tribe at this university.
Well I just completed my bsc nursing now I’m planning to do my PG from queens land university and trying to khow about visa response for depending visa
Thanks Rob for the video! What a lovely campus! I am thinking to study social work(post grad) probably either at UQ or University of Melb. My friend said Melb is the hub of healthcare but as you introduced a lot of nice things about UQ, it's hard to make decision. It would be great if the uni offers nice good and supportive environmentto study and job opportunities after the graduation. I would be greatful if you could give me any advice🙂
Both those unis are awesome. I would be happy studying at either personally. However Brisbane and Melbourne are very different cities so you might use that as one of your selection criteria?
Hi Eliza! I got my offer from UQ for this year’s July intake but because of the covid-19 situation I don’t know if I’ll be able to start my semester on time so I haven’t been able to accept any of my other offers either. Are you already studying at UQ? Which course are you studying? I really want to study there so I’d really appreciate it if you could share more information with me about UQ student life and the course you’re studying 😊
Hi Eliza! I second Elsie, I'd really love to know how you've been finding UQ! (I'm actually considering the exact same double degree! What are you majoring in?)😄
@@saskiarose9949 Hey guys! I've been studying my degree now for a year and am loving it! I'm majoring in French and Econ for my arts degree and marketing for business management. All of the tutors are great and the subjects ive done so far have been really interesting but also challenging. Its a really great program and UQ is a really great environment to study in, even with the whole pandemic situation. I would highly recommend!
@@elizamadden3316 Thanks so much for getting back to us! I'm so glad you're loving it, even with the pandemic situation. If you don't mind me asking, are you finding that UQ does tend to be more theoretical rather than practical in their programs? I know QUT especially likes to emphasise their "real world practicality" for their business course, but you're still finding UQ's program really good?😊 (I'm also considering a marketing major! How are you liking it?)
I am studying UQ Bachelor of Commerce and what I can say about UQ is that it is awesome and strongly recommended Uni.Most of the lecturers will teach you well,and you can learn a lot from them.
Hi, I’m also going to take the Bachelor of Commerce at UQ. Are you an international student? If yes, then any thought on being one at UQ : )? How’s your experience, esp. group projects?
PhDs are done with specific professors as supervisors so you should do your PhD with the best person you can find. The advantage of UQ, however, is that it is a high ranking uni that has lots of doctoral students and does a lot of research. As such, it has many resources and systems in place to support students like you if you go there.
HEY,ROB i'm an international student from Burundi and wished to enroll at UQ but i wanted to know all the necessary documents do as to get ready for my application,thank you in advance for your response
I don’t want to answer that because requirements can change at any time and vary from uni to uni and program to program. Best bet is to check on the uni website 👍
UQ has its science institutions at Gatton,will you please make a video on UQ Gatton campus , which will be more helpful for science and agriculture students around the globe 💯👍
The majority of science institutions are in the St Lucia campus. This includes Australia Institute for biotechnology and nanotechnology (AIBN), science and chemistry building (SCMB), Australia brain institute (ABI) and opposite the river is just the Translational Research Institute (TRI)
@@ChoosingYourUni honestly everyday felt like the best day of my life, the campus is so cool, maybe the best was the trips with the teachers on heron and fraser island in the environment lectures I was involved in
I received the offer of master of data science by UQ, and master of IT (Artificial Intelligence Program) by UNSW, which one should I go? Guys, any advice? Thanks in advance.
Hi Rob! I’ve been meaning to comment here because I’m torn between Monash and UQ. Any tips on deciding? I’ve been offered Bachelors of Health Sciences from both unis!
Hmmm, that's tricky. They are both great unis. I'd consider: - The quality of the degree programs and how students rate them (look up health on Compared.edu.au) - What sorts of practical experiences are built into the degree: internships, clinical placements, international study opportunities. - What extracurricular activities catch your eye the most (leadership programs, clubs and societiies, sport etc). - What you're hoping for from the city - Melbourne and Brisbane are VERY different. Across these areas you're going to find a lot of overlap between the two unis but there will also be some standout differences. Just remember to always choose based on strengths that align with your priorities.
I have already got the offer from the school. My major is Communication. Therefore, I would like to know the information about the Communication course. How about the ranking of the major? Does the school provide a big area for the communication students?
@@divyayadav6029 I have joined University of Florida. Completely dropped australia because it's not allowing international students. I suggest you do the same as australia has become quite useless in this matter.
Completely fair mate. Good decision. Australia has backed itself into a wall with its Covid approach. Sure, there have been some positives but the Government’s approach on international education has been terrible.
Just came across your videos and they are so amazing! I would like to take master in biomedicine/science. Could someone help me with the comparisons between UQ, Uni of Melbourne and Monash Uni? Thanks a lot!
It wouldn't be fair to give an answer on that - PhDs are very specific and closely linked to the supervisor you want to study with. They're also specific to you and your interests (of which I have no knowledge). Both these unis are excellent and reputable in that field so I'd look at the detail of who your potential supervisors are and what their networks and research output is like - their work should give you an indication of the direction your own studies might take.
In Australia at least, your personal attributes and alignment with the culture of the company you’re hoping to work with are more important than where you studied.
@@ChoosingYourUni Thats a good answer. I apologise for sounding ignorant but I was under the impression that Sydney in general would be better for business degree when compared to Brisbane. But please correct me if this assumption is not accurate. As an international student the fee is very high and I want to be in a position that I get good internship/job opportunities. Which do you think would help? I already have UQ offer letter and now I’m applying to both USYD and UNSW. And this is for Post grad. I’ve looked for the numbers on the websites you mentioned in the video and I’m still undecided although my father is leaning towards colleges in Sydney.
Tell me a little more about yourself? What side of business are you hoping to study? What are you interested in outside of study? Are you hoping to stay in Oz after your studies?
@@ChoosingYourUni I am very hard working and helpful person, I thrive on helping people. I'm 23 will be 24 starting semester 1, so I want to decide in time about college. I actually did my graduation in business administration and had jobs in marketing and then in strategy and I really like the strategy part of my work right now and want to learn more and go towards consulting. I am interested in music, I play a few instruments and would like to experience live concerts. And I'm also a sporty person. I would like to stay in Oz, as you called it, for a few years to explore good job opportunities particularly. I want to build a good career is the hard fact.
Everything is relative. Compared to unis across the country it’s not high. But I agree, ideally parking shouldn’t cost for students as it’s a disincentive for people coming to campus.
And looking for an opportunity to get intern during the break as well as increase my network with people in the university. Besides, I want to get employed easily as well
I'm quite late to the comments section but I just got an offer letter from UQ for bachelor of Psychological Sciene(honors).Was wondering if it's really worth the money and opportunities available for an international student :)
Hello, I'm planning my masters in food science and technology from UQ , henceforth i wanted to ask about the career and the job opportunities that I might get once I'm done with my masters degree. Does UQ have tie-ups with industries?
That’s very specific so I’m not sure, maybe check with the faculty on their industry linkages. Plenty of food related companies in Australia so I’m sure you’d find work relatively quickly, on the safety side if not the development side initially at least.
Hello, am from Nigeria and am interested in studying in UQ, I just want to know how live is as a black person and I want to know how engineering courses are over there(materials and manufacturing engineering) and fees for post graduate studies
Im torn between UNSW, Umelb, and UQ for my master in business/commerce cause other than academic quality, i'm looking for which uni actually better in terms of facilities, variety of extracurricular things, socialize, and makin networks. Any tips for me?
Those are three of Australia’s best universities. Melbourne ranks the best, but not by a whole lot. I love UQs campus and UNSW’s location close enough to the coast is really nice. All three of these unis will provide a solid academic program. The rest, you’ll get out what you put in - they all have lots to offer.
RMIT is an excellent uni. Fantastic location and work integrated learning program. Excellent facilities and practical approach to teaching. I’m a fan of the uni. Data should be a good program there.
@@ChoosingYourUni i am talking about Garden Points campus,. very compcat and quite greenery ambience, though in centre of the city. As botanical garden is next to campus and even in campus there is much greenery and the other side the Brisbane river ferry staop and the river bank... its beautiful. Education is also good. i dont about specific courses, though. all is good, as per my experience.
I'm planning to study in UQ btw I'm from India ,just started the admission process . I just wanted to ask how far is UQ from the city and is it convenient for the students who gonna do some part time job ...
It's not far from the city at all. You could easily ride a bike there (through the suburb of West End), and the ferry ride is very nice! Buses are frequent too. Plenty of casual and part time work in Brisbane.
Yep. my.uq.edu.au/student-support/accommodation/on-campus-accommodation Be aware that “on campus” is a bit different in Australia compared to somewhere like the USA, for example. It’s changing and becoming more lively and engaging but it’s not the whole “college campus” experience at most Aussie unis as you might find elsewhere in the world.
Hi... Pls I'm from Nigeria and I'll love to study my postgraduates in Australia for free... Please what university can offer nice scholarships like that? Thank you.
@@ChoosingYourUni everything in UQ was great mate, besides exams for sure..haha, the environment was amazing, I never find any place like that up until now, wish to go back to Brissy soon
@@akhmalh.zolkeple8677 Hi mas Akmal, happy to know that you were graduated from UQ. I would take my master there next year, maybe you can share some lifehack for me to survive there in UQ hehe..
@@lukepramudita if you want to save some money, can rent a house a bit far from UQ maybe around Fairfield and go to uni by bicycle is easier and free (no need to pay for parking) haha
While University may be for some it's NOT for me. I don't need a piece of paper.. if they've been testing me they know what I'm capable of so pfft to papers
Respect to you. I agree that it's not for everyone - TAFE, starting work, gap years, travelling, entrepreneurship... these are all awesome options. Society and people have no right to judge others on what they decide to do with their lives!
Getting a scholarship will be partly based on your academic ability and partly based on the other things that you have done. Good marks help, but if I were to focus on something to get myself a scholarship, I would work hard at adding extracurricular experiences to my resume: internships, volunteering, leadership, community development. If you can show a university that you are a valued member of YOUR community, they are more likely to want you to be a valued member of THEIR community.
I think that's a pretty good degree to be starting with - you'll learn a lot of general skills that will be useful regardless of what career you end up in. Do you have a specific area of interest in communications yet? e.g. marketing, social media, PR etc.
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Finally! The most beautiful campus in Aust. UQ is only second to Melb uni in terms of research IMO although I go to UNSW.
Yeah, I agree - it is definitely one of the most beautiful. An excellent institution all round.
@Surya Karthik I did lol
UQ need to be 100% Australia not rum by the Chinese government. just watched the news and you well see what the University of Queensland really stands for no free speech
Any tips for money. I have the grades but I don't have the money for tuition or accommodation
I’ve filmed a couple of videos on that subject but I won’t have them ready for a few ml this yet...
I’m missing UQ so much. Great facilities, great people, beautiful place. UQ never make me regret to come and study here. Choosing UQ is my best decision ever. Proud to be UQ alumni.
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Any recommendations on where to live (if you want to live off campus) and what the commute is like without a vehicle (i’d be an international student)
I’d look at staying in West End if you can. You can walk across the bridge over the river straight to uni.
For bachelor of accounting
Will explain about more
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Im currently in a postgraduate course at UQ, but I've finished one year of online classes. Im super excited to be able to go to this local campus for the next year! Thanks for making this video!💓
That’s great! We’re looking forward to welcoming you in Australia!
Spent one semester at UQ and never been upstairs in the Michie Building. That was really an insider tip
Glad to hear it!
Do YOU have an insider tip for anyone reading?
I'm in year 12 now, and your videos have been so helpful in me deciding where to study. Thank you so much!
I’m so stoked to hear that - thanks for the comment!
I’ve done videos on almost every uni so if you know someone who’s thinking of going to uni please tell them about the channel 🙏
What uni did you pick
Worked at UQ for over 7 years, it’s a great university - especially the engineering faculty.
Ah ha! Someone from the "other side"!
Great to hear your thoughts - thanks for sharing!
It seems that most of Aussie's universities have beautiful campuses from your videos. People abroad can now see that Australia is a good alternative to the two usual suspects of the US and the UK, although those two countries still dominate the university rankings at the top worldwide as well as the number of Nobel prizes won.
If you’re basing quality on uni campuses...
Australia has a higher % of its universities in the top 1000 unis worldwide than both the USA and UK. So unless you’re in the very top tier of institutions in those countries, you’re academically better off in Australia.
@@ChoosingYourUni lol, that's not what I meant at all but a beautiful campus is an added bonus in addition to academic reputation. You guys have pretty good universities overall, perhaps the next goal is to have an Aussie uni to crack the top 25? Btw,do you have an ivy League group as in the US or the UK equivalent the Russell group of research intensive universities? In the UK, the bulk of government research grants are allocated to the Russell group institutions in the main.
Hey Eyeofthetiger - yeah; I figured you didn’t mean that but I just like being specific for anyone who might read the comments quickly and miss the nuance of our conversation.
Yes, we have a grouping called the “Group of 8” - the leading “research intensive” unis in Australia.
The reality is that any uni that’s high up in the rankings (ie inside the top 300 in the world) has strong processes. A single number doesn’t tell a whole story and I’d always encourage people to look at how an institution performs in the niche area that that person is interested in. There are PLENTY of unis globally that outrank Harvard in their specific niche. That’s not the only thing to consider (eg the network and presitge at Harvard is obviously a big deal) but it’s well worth considering.
@@ChoosingYourUni agree, but the trouble is Harvard is the richest university in the world by a country mile and with such wealth you immediately create an unequal playing field, although perhaps that shouldn't create complacency as there are now 2 Chinese universities ranked in the world's top 20 with many more to follow in the near future?! Perhaps Harvard has met its match when it comes up against the fiscal largesse of the Chinese state?😂 Would agree with you about the prestige thing though, perhaps only Oxford and Cambridge can match it in that regard.
All great comments. Spot on.
Amazing. I graduated there exactly 10 years ago with a bachelor of science (I'm from Norway) and it was such a great experience. Great environment to study in. I wanna go back. You'll grow and learn and although things are hard when you're away from home it opens up all types of new experiences and possibilities you would never experience in the comforts of your home/ friends and family. I hope there are as many dress up parties around St Lucia as when I was there, and that the brush turkeys and possums are still around ^^
Awesome comment EL - thanks for sharing your experience!
Thank you for this amazing video it helps me to decide which uni suits me❤
Awesome! Glad it helped!
I wish you had walked around the science and engineering buildings and down near the pool or even around near the colleges. I think people don't realises how big the campus is, it almost takes up the whole suburb of st. Lucia. Not to mention the other campuses like the medical and dental school in Herston, or campus in Gatton.
Yeah it’s massive and I ran out of time. So much to see. So beautiful. Next time I’ll try to check out a different part of campus!
Ella Harrison griffith's gold coast campus is much bigger. Awww little uq haha
I don’t think that’s true. UQ and Griffith GC are both big campuses!
Thank you Rob, lovely videos! I'm heading for o-week tomorrow, switched from usyd to uq simply because of this priceless serenity.
Awesome mate - enjoy o week! UQ is an amazing institution. Great choice!
I LOVE YOUR ACCOUNT! I’m an Australian who grew up in the US and I’ve been having a hard time with Australian Uni research and your account has helped tremendously!
Thanks Zara ❤️
Don’t hesitate to pop any questions you might have on the various videos. I try to answer every question.
Praying to study here next year! I hope by that time, everything will be back to normal. 🙏🙏🙏
Fingers crossed 🤞 for you on both points!
@@ChoosingYourUni Thank you so much!
@@ChoosingYourUni I am hoping to study next year at UQ. I wonder when Australia is gonna open their borders?
I will study in uq this July. This video is really helpful to me. Thank you so much for making this!
Same here
You're welcome - I'm glad it helped!
Sweet! Glad to hear it!
Yes, you are an extraordinary university, I had the privilege to take a short term English training (grant) I keep the best memories of all of you in my heart. Brisbane is beautiful . I miss you a lot!!
Wonderful Doris! Glad to hear you had a good experience at UQ
Love this campus, best uni I've studied at. Did a bachelor of science as an international student. Great video!
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The college crocodile hunter
That's pretty good! I might need to trademark that 😂😂😂
Hi. I came from Philippines. Through your video, I am inspired to take a masters on Environmental Science/Management in UQ. Thank you so much with your youtube video.
Great choice!
i like this university , i don't know who will put me through
You.
Great video! I might be studying there next year after few years of working and glad to catch this video. :)
Glad it was helpful!
This video is so amazing! I literally enjoyed every second of it 😃 and obviously, got a lot more information than I could've otherwise gotten from other sources. Cheers to you for making this!
You’re welcome Tanaya 👍
I just graduated from UQ last year(December). UQ is really big and beautiful. Love and miss UQ~ ☺️
Time for a Masters? 😁
@@ChoosingYourUni Haha,yes. I am now studying moc in Usyd.
Fantastic! That’s two great unis on your CV 👍
@@ChoosingYourUni Thank you☺️
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A really amazing uni! I love studying there, the only downside would be if you don’t like on campus it’s pretty painful to get there even with the extensive public transport and the parking is awful 😂 if anyone is watching this I do highly recommend it l, nearly finished my second year and while it can be hard to get into I wouldn’t go past UQ
Thanks @Miss Minnie Morgan - that's super useful!
I've always heard that parking was horrific :D
Coming in on the ferry from the CBD was awesome, but I also took a bus in one time and it was kinda slow.
What do you study there?
A Life That Travels so its hard to reach there as per conversation u saying transportation is difficult
Thank you so much for making this video!. It's a beautiful university.
You're welcome!
I am the guy at 1:56 with the maroon shirt!! 😂. I graduated from my Bachelor of Dental Science (Honours) last year, and I am studying a Masters in Public Health this year.
UQ’s campuses are amazing in every way. I am so very glad to have chosen UQ when I left school.
Wow - well spotted! Glad to hear you had such a great experience!
What's the best way to fund college at Uq, I have the grades but not the money
Thank you for making these videos. As an upcoming university student, this really provides a great insight into what university life is like at UQ :)
Nw Kilian. Glad to help.
Me too. What course?
@@kato2048 ooo! Architectural Design and you?
@@kilianhoppner8707 dual degree: engineering and computer science
@@kato2048 Oh nice! Whats your instagram?
Hello Rob. I'm hesitating on choosing between UQ and QUT architecture in major, and which uni would you recommend? And why? Thanks! I heard that QUT is a more friendly college compared to UQ for the students, and the graduates from QUT in the major of architecture are easier to get employed in architecture firms.
Both excellent unis. I love them both tbh
QUT “traditionally” viewed as more industry connected and practical, UQ traditionally viewed as more research intensive.
In reality, both excellent unis teaching great degrees with good campus life and career outcomes.
@@ChoosingYourUni in reality most of the lecturers worked for buth institutions lol
Fantastic video and extremely helpful, well done mate! 🙌
Cheers Jacob ☺️🙌🙌
wish this video had existed in 2014, never went but always felt like the place that was meant for me
Where did you go?
Gosh....How I really really miss UQ so much...of course, the most iconic view at UQ is The Great Court...it's amazing...I am grateful for having the best 2 years of my life there. "There's more to life than study at UQ"
Amazing. Do you have a highlight from your time there?
This video is so helpful!
Thankyou so much x
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After watching this video, I really want to go to that university but I'm kinda scared that I might have some trouble in communicate because english isn't my native language but I'm gonna try to learn more:D thank you so much for this video!!!
Good on you! And you’re welcome 🙂
Thank you for the video, it's really helpful. My master degree program is going to start next month, unfortunately, the course will be delivered online due to Covid19 issues, and the Australia immigration border has not open yet as well. Hopefully, I'm able to visit the campus and stay in Brisbane soon to get more experience.
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I'll be joining UQ in 2020, and this video got me hyped up! I'll be in the Gatton Campus, hoping you'd put up a small video of that too
Glad to hear it!
I’ll try to get to that campus next time I’m in Queensland
@@ChoosingYourUni thanks! that'll be really helpful!
Yasora Wickramasinghe next year i m also joining UQ hopefully it will be great experience
@@Akash7797 i agree, it'll be awesome
Yasora Wickramasinghe basically i am planing to join next year just confused about the place from airport it will be nice if you can share something that we can talk?
Its a great place to study, I enjoyed it in my study in 2023
Great to hear!
Thank you for sharing this awesome video! I am a finance and accounting student from the US and I am putting some serious consideration into pursuing a postgraduate outside of the US. My sister did a study abroad in Australia a while ago and she loved it and I have always wanted to go for that experience myself. I have been looking into the University of Queensland (recommended by a friend) and their Master of Commerce degree. What would the steps be, and what kind of steps would I need to take to pursue this option? Additionally, I graduate in May 2021 and I would like to begin my postgraduate studies in 2022.
Yeah, this is a good choice. UQ is very strong and you’ll love the campus.
You should jump on their website. Not sure how long in advance you can apply, but you’ll want to be starting on that about a year in advance imo
You can first find out the potential supervisor. He will advise you the next steps.
Spot on
physiology building level 2 is also nice. It's quiet and there's this huge sofa that you can sleep in. Underneath the building there's another refectory or canteen.
I’ll have to check those out next time I’m there!
Hi! Ive been thinking of going there later this year to study business or marketing or something in that area! Heard lots of good things about that university!
Although its really far away because I live in Sweden but it seems kinda cool place
Mate, you’re going to love it!
I've received the CO from the UQ, majority in Master of Business. Could u plz to introduce me something about the business school in the UQ? Since I am an international student who never been to the Australia before.😂
Won’t have any new UQ content for awhile but there’s more recent UQ content if you go to the channel
Hello! I love your videos and was wondering is Queensland the best university in Australia for a graduate program within Conservation Biology or other wildlife studies? I know other universities have great marine biology programs, but I'm more passionate about general wildlife (Which is why I want to study in Australia since the biodiversity is amazing). Thank you so much!
That’s a really good program from what I’ve heard 👍
I've got offer letter for master of pharmaceutical industry practice so please give review on that course in uq
Hard to go wrong at UQ
This video is amazing and very helpful. Also I gotta ask you this that since you have been to so many universities in Australia which one do you think has the most beautiful campus or let’s say your top 10 most beautiful university campuses in Australia 🙂👍🏻
Thanks mate.
It depends what you like, but in my opinion the Top 10 beautiful campuses (not in order):
UQ
Uni of Sydney
Macquarie (bushland campus)
Curtin (student vibe)
Uni of Melbourne
RMIT (cool, modern yet historical inner city campus)
QUT (high tech mixed with history, right on the river)
UTS (ultra modern, inner city campus)
ANU (spacious, Australian-flavoured campus)
UWA
I’ll do a video on this!
A Life That Travels thank you so much for replying, I was curious because I’m gonna start uni(masters in international business) the coming February and I’m really confused about which uni or city to choose. I kind of really like the UQ campus and also it’s rank and everything but still I’m really very confused about which one to choose. Also I have been to Australia before on two different exchange programs(rmit cbd, university of Canberra and Swinburne uni Hawthorne)and I love the country personally and want to get back. Last time I spent most of my time travelling and backpacking and looking forward to do the same this time. 🙂🙂
A Life That Travels yes please do a video on the top 10 beautiful university campuses in Australia and thank you for making such amazing and helpful videos for us. 👍🏻
I’ll have this ready in a couple of weeks
USYD’s ranking is higher than UQ’s in most subject areas. But USYD’s tuition fee is also much higher. Both of them are world top uni though. Do you think it is worth to study in USYD with the higher tuition fee? I guess the study experience of bachelor of art will be very similar in both uni? Thank you.
Yeah I think your summary is pretty accurate. UQ is an incredible university for Arts too. Both universities will give you an excellent education and many many opportunities so I wouldn't hesitate in going to UQ.
Hi i am contemplating between UQ and Curtis's physiotherapy programme. I am in a dilemma and the UQ's campus looks soo beautiful. What's your opinion between Curtin and UQ's physiotherapy programme?
I’m not familiar with those programs at those unis, but both are excellent reputable unis. Personally I’d be happy to study at either of them.
I think i want to apply here!! although, i’m nervous about making friends, i’ve heard it’s very cliquey and everyone is friends with people they went to high school with. i was born in aus but then moved abroad 5 years ago and i’m going to be moving back in the next 6 months. i am an extroverted individual but i’m still nervous that it will be too cliquey to make friends. any advice or comforting words?
This is a really good question! And it’s completely normal to feel a little nervous about this. However, over the years, I’ve spoken with many students from UQ, and overall people are really happy with the social life there. Because it’s such a large institution and there are so many clubs and societies, there are tons of opportunities to engage with students from all sorts of backgrounds. As an extrovert, I think you’ll have no problems in settling in and finding your tribe at this university.
Your channel is so good you deserve to put more ads in these videos
That's a very thoughtful comment - thank you!
Please share the channel with someone. I don't give a shit about ads, but am stoked when more people get to see the reviews :)
A Life That Travels I definitely have shared it with many of my friends
I’ll share it some more
Well I just completed my bsc nursing
now I’m planning to do my PG from queens land university and trying to khow about visa response for depending visa
Good luck! 🤞
Thanks Rob for the video! What a lovely campus! I am thinking to study social work(post grad) probably either at UQ or University of Melb. My friend said Melb is the hub of healthcare but as you introduced a lot of nice things about UQ, it's hard to make decision. It would be great if the uni offers nice good and supportive environmentto study and job opportunities after the graduation. I would be greatful if you could give me any advice🙂
Both those unis are awesome. I would be happy studying at either personally. However Brisbane and Melbourne are very different cities so you might use that as one of your selection criteria?
@@ChoosingYourUni Thanks a lot for prompt response, yes I was going to do that if either was told to be good! The weather looks lovely in Brisbane🥰
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im starting here in 2020 doing arts/business management and I'm so keen!!!
Awesome - good for you. It’s going to be amazing.
Please tell your friends about my uni reviews if they’re going to uni next year!
Hi Eliza! I got my offer from UQ for this year’s July intake but because of the covid-19 situation I don’t know if I’ll be able to start my semester on time so I haven’t been able to accept any of my other offers either. Are you already studying at UQ? Which course are you studying? I really want to study there so I’d really appreciate it if you could share more information with me about UQ student life and the course you’re studying 😊
Hi Eliza! I second Elsie, I'd really love to know how you've been finding UQ! (I'm actually considering the exact same double degree! What are you majoring in?)😄
@@saskiarose9949 Hey guys! I've been studying my degree now for a year and am loving it! I'm majoring in French and Econ for my arts degree and marketing for business management. All of the tutors are great and the subjects ive done so far have been really interesting but also challenging. Its a really great program and UQ is a really great environment to study in, even with the whole pandemic situation. I would highly recommend!
@@elizamadden3316 Thanks so much for getting back to us! I'm so glad you're loving it, even with the pandemic situation. If you don't mind me asking, are you finding that UQ does tend to be more theoretical rather than practical in their programs? I know QUT especially likes to emphasise their "real world practicality" for their business course, but you're still finding UQ's program really good?😊 (I'm also considering a marketing major! How are you liking it?)
I am studying UQ Bachelor of Commerce and what I can say about UQ is that it is awesome and strongly recommended Uni.Most of the lecturers will teach you well,and you can learn a lot from them.
That's great feedback! What do you like most about the university?
Hi, I’m also going to take the Bachelor of Commerce at UQ. Are you an international student? If yes, then any thought on being one at UQ : )? How’s your experience, esp. group projects?
I like your video so much!
Thanks :)
I love your video, how's Ph.D in Environmental Management and Sustainability in UQ? Or is there other University that specializes more in this field.
PhDs are done with specific professors as supervisors so you should do your PhD with the best person you can find.
The advantage of UQ, however, is that it is a high ranking uni that has lots of doctoral students and does a lot of research. As such, it has many resources and systems in place to support students like you if you go there.
Thank you, I appreciate
Thank you, I appreciate
HEY,ROB i'm an international student from Burundi and wished to enroll at UQ but i wanted to know all the necessary documents do as to get ready for my application,thank you in advance for your response
I don’t want to answer that because requirements can change at any time and vary from uni to uni and program to program. Best bet is to check on the uni website 👍
@@ChoosingYourUni alright well noted.
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Thanks a lot mate!
You're welcome!
UQ has its science institutions at Gatton,will you please make a video on UQ Gatton campus , which will be more helpful for science and agriculture students around the globe 💯👍
That’s a good idea. I won’t be back in QLD for awhile but will try to get out there next time.
@@ChoosingYourUni Thank you and if you do it we(Science and Agriculture students) will be the most happiest people 💯
Nawin Reddy Mallis 🙌
The majority of science institutions are in the St Lucia campus. This includes Australia Institute for biotechnology and nanotechnology (AIBN), science and chemistry building (SCMB), Australia brain institute (ABI) and opposite the river is just the Translational Research Institute (TRI)
I'm gonna cry, I miss this place so much
What was the highlight for you?
@@ChoosingYourUni honestly everyday felt like the best day of my life, the campus is so cool, maybe the best was the trips with the teachers on heron and fraser island in the environment lectures I was involved in
I got the offer letter from Queensland regarding the master's in biotechnology. So is it a good option? Are the placements good? Please reply.
That’s an awesome uni and a great degree area. You can’t go wrong. I can’t specifically talk about the placements but it’s a great uni.
Hej there?
How about conditions to make PhD. and work in the UQ for a foreigner?
Sorry, I’m not sure I understand your question? Could you please clarify what you mean?
I received the offer of master of data science by UQ, and master of IT (Artificial Intelligence Program) by UNSW, which one should I go? Guys, any advice? Thanks in advance.
Which interests you most?
hey even i got offer from uq in master in data science.. we can connect to exchange information ... thanks
How about the park fee pre day
I don’t know - is it expensive? Most unis in Australia are getting expensive for parking.
Hi Rob! I’ve been meaning to comment here because I’m torn between Monash and UQ. Any tips on deciding? I’ve been offered Bachelors of Health Sciences from both unis!
Hmmm, that's tricky. They are both great unis.
I'd consider:
- The quality of the degree programs and how students rate them (look up health on Compared.edu.au)
- What sorts of practical experiences are built into the degree: internships, clinical placements, international study opportunities.
- What extracurricular activities catch your eye the most (leadership programs, clubs and societiies, sport etc).
- What you're hoping for from the city - Melbourne and Brisbane are VERY different.
Across these areas you're going to find a lot of overlap between the two unis but there will also be some standout differences.
Just remember to always choose based on strengths that align with your priorities.
@@ChoosingYourUni I’ve decided on UQ already thanks for helping me out by showing to us your reviews as well. Hope to hear more from you soon!
Fantastic!
I have already got the offer from the school. My major is Communication. Therefore, I would like to know the information about the Communication course. How about the ranking of the major? Does the school provide a big area for the communication students?
UQ is strong in almost everything and ranks well.
wow beautiful campus Sam Andrews
Yes!
I got offer letters from UQ & RMIT for Masters in Food Science & Technology. Which university would be better for me ?
I don’t know you so I can’t really say. Tell me more about yourself and I might be able to help.
Hi Justin, which uni have you joined for Masters in Food Science and Technology?
@@divyayadav6029 I have joined University of Florida. Completely dropped australia because it's not allowing international students. I suggest you do the same as australia has become quite useless in this matter.
Completely fair mate. Good decision. Australia has backed itself into a wall with its Covid approach. Sure, there have been some positives but the Government’s approach on international education has been terrible.
Yes, I'm really worried because the borders are not opened yet.
But there are some positive news that the borders might open atleast next year.
Make review of QUT please
Already up on the channel
Just came across your videos and they are so amazing! I would like to take master in biomedicine/science. Could someone help me with the comparisons between UQ, Uni of Melbourne and Monash Uni? Thanks a lot!
All great unis. Brisbane and Melbourne are very different cities. Any of those unis is a good choice 👍
I got Scholarship from both UNSW and UQ for PhD in Mechanical Engineering. What will be the best option for me?
It wouldn't be fair to give an answer on that - PhDs are very specific and closely linked to the supervisor you want to study with. They're also specific to you and your interests (of which I have no knowledge). Both these unis are excellent and reputable in that field so I'd look at the detail of who your potential supervisors are and what their networks and research output is like - their work should give you an indication of the direction your own studies might take.
@@ChoosingYourUni Thanks for your reply.
UQ VS USYD for a masters in business or masters in commerce. Can you please give me your opinion which is better for job prospects?
In Australia at least, your personal attributes and alignment with the culture of the company you’re hoping to work with are more important than where you studied.
@@ChoosingYourUni Thats a good answer. I apologise for sounding ignorant but I was under the impression that Sydney in general would be better for business degree when compared to Brisbane. But please correct me if this assumption is not accurate.
As an international student the fee is very high and I want to be in a position that I get good internship/job opportunities.
Which do you think would help?
I already have UQ offer letter and now I’m applying to both USYD and UNSW. And this is for Post grad. I’ve looked for the numbers on the websites you mentioned in the video and I’m still undecided although my father is leaning towards colleges in Sydney.
Tell me a little more about yourself? What side of business are you hoping to study?
What are you interested in outside of study?
Are you hoping to stay in Oz after your studies?
@@ChoosingYourUni I am very hard working and helpful person, I thrive on helping people. I'm 23 will be 24 starting semester 1, so I want to decide in time about college.
I actually did my graduation in business administration and had jobs in marketing and then in strategy and I really like the strategy part of my work right now and want to learn more and go towards consulting.
I am interested in music, I play a few instruments and would like to experience live concerts. And I'm also a sporty person.
I would like to stay in Oz, as you called it, for a few years to explore good job opportunities particularly. I want to build a good career is the hard fact.
I think UQ might fit you better. DM me on Instagram (@alifethattravels) and I can explain why.
How's the accomodation there? I really want to know
Plenty of options near campus 👍
parking is $7 a day pretty cheap well it shouldn't be a fee for student parking in the first place anyway
Everything is relative. Compared to unis across the country it’s not high. But I agree, ideally parking shouldn’t cost for students as it’s a disincentive for people coming to campus.
I am stuck between UQ or QUT for Information Technology and Computer Science. Which one would you suggests? I will be applying for the year 2020.
Both unis are excellent in this disciple. What else are you interested in outside of studies?
I am looking for a great student life as well
And looking for an opportunity to get intern during the break as well as increase my network with people in the university. Besides, I want to get employed easily as well
UQ good
Bassam Alamri are you a student in UQ?
Is the business school far from the main campus
I think that’s on the main campus, no?
I'm quite late to the comments section but I just got an offer letter from UQ for bachelor of Psychological Sciene(honors).Was wondering if it's really worth the money and opportunities available for an international student :)
Sorry, I missed your comment. I think you'll love UQ. Great uni. Congrats on getting admitted.
Hello, I'm planning my masters in food science and technology from UQ , henceforth i wanted to ask about the career and the job opportunities that I might get once I'm done with my masters degree. Does UQ have tie-ups with industries?
That’s very specific so I’m not sure, maybe check with the faculty on their industry linkages.
Plenty of food related companies in Australia so I’m sure you’d find work relatively quickly, on the safety side if not the development side initially at least.
Ok thanks
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what is the % or cgpa requriment for the master classes to the international students...?
You’ll need to check their website for that info - it varies from course to course.
thank u so much
keep thriving
i need part 2 for UQ! 😂
UQ update video coming in a few weeks 😁
@@ChoosingYourUni can’t waaaaaait
Hello, am from Nigeria and am interested in studying in UQ, I just want to know how live is as a black person and I want to know how engineering courses are over there(materials and manufacturing engineering) and fees for post graduate studies
You’ll find all the course and few details on UQs website. UQ is a very international univeristy
AYYYY I’m from Nigeria as well. I’m planning on applying for 2022. That’s crazy
Good luck!
Im torn between UNSW, Umelb, and UQ for my master in business/commerce cause other than academic quality, i'm looking for which uni actually better in terms of facilities, variety of extracurricular things, socialize, and makin networks. Any tips for me?
Those are three of Australia’s best universities. Melbourne ranks the best, but not by a whole lot. I love UQs campus and UNSW’s location close enough to the coast is really nice.
All three of these unis will provide a solid academic program. The rest, you’ll get out what you put in - they all have lots to offer.
A bit confused b/w :
RMIT vs UQ vs Monash vs Univ of Melbourne for Masters in data science,
could anyone help me with this.
thanks in advance:)
That’s too broad to answer accurately. They are all excellent unis in different ways.
@@ChoosingYourUni How about RMIT..?
RMIT is an excellent uni. Fantastic location and work integrated learning program. Excellent facilities and practical approach to teaching. I’m a fan of the uni. Data should be a good program there.
@@ChoosingYourUni That sounds pretty positive:)
Hey, actually I had decided to take my postgraduate in MSW at qut. Is it a good choice to choose qut for MSW?
Not 100% sure on that but that’s a good degree to do.
QUT is good Uni. i know personally.
What was the highlight for you KK M?
@@ChoosingYourUni i am talking about Garden Points campus,. very compcat and quite greenery ambience, though in centre of the city. As botanical garden is next to campus and even in campus there is much greenery and the other side the Brisbane river ferry staop and the river bank... its beautiful. Education is also good. i dont about specific courses, though. all is good, as per my experience.
Great to hear!
Is UQ or QUT better for Nursing ?
“Better” in what way?
Academically? Job outcomes? Student experience? Extracurricular options?
is there alot of partying tho
You’ll find partying at any uni of it’s of interest to you!
GOOD JOB MATE
Thanks mate
Can I know the acceptance rate?
It varies from year to year and degree to degree.
I'm planning to study in UQ btw I'm from India ,just started the admission process . I just wanted to ask how far is UQ from the city and is it convenient for the students who gonna do some part time job ...
It's not far from the city at all. You could easily ride a bike there (through the suburb of West End), and the ferry ride is very nice! Buses are frequent too. Plenty of casual and part time work in Brisbane.
@@ChoosingYourUni Thank you so much ..it was so helpful I'm glad I watched your video it cleared my many doubts ..
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thank you so much , i will take master diagre overe there , see you soon Quensland😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️
Fantastic!
this might be silly but i am looking for a University with on campus living does UQ have this??
Yep.
my.uq.edu.au/student-support/accommodation/on-campus-accommodation
Be aware that “on campus” is a bit different in Australia compared to somewhere like the USA, for example. It’s changing and becoming more lively and engaging but it’s not the whole “college campus” experience at most Aussie unis as you might find elsewhere in the world.
How is Masters in Cyber Security at UQ? Can anyone help?
UQ Master of Cyber Security??? 🤖🔒
See my Short 👍
Hi... Pls I'm from Nigeria and I'll love to study my postgraduates in Australia for free... Please what university can offer nice scholarships like that? Thank you.
You’ll need to do your own research on that. There’s also no such thing as “free”. Everything, even the best scholarships, come with strings attached.
@@ChoosingYourUni thank you
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Missing my university 😢
Lucky you to have studied there! What was the best bit of UQ in your opinion?
@@ChoosingYourUni everything in UQ was great mate, besides exams for sure..haha, the environment was amazing, I never find any place like that up until now, wish to go back to Brissy soon
@@akhmalh.zolkeple8677 Hi mas Akmal, happy to know that you were graduated from UQ. I would take my master there next year, maybe you can share some lifehack for me to survive there in UQ hehe..
@@lukepramudita if you want to save some money, can rent a house a bit far from UQ maybe around Fairfield and go to uni by bicycle is easier and free (no need to pay for parking) haha
@@akhmalh.zolkeple8677 😂
How good would uni be without exams and assignments? 😂😂😂
Best wishes for the future mate!
Is it in regional area?
No, UQ is in Brisbane. I’m not sure if Brisbane is considered “regional” for visa purposes if that’s what you’re interested in?
I miss St Lucia QLD
I can understand why! What a place!
Is there any PhD program for Fashion?
There should be PhD programs in every degree area this uni teaches. It’s a “research intensive” institution.
@@ChoosingYourUni you are not sure?
@@shvveta520 is that how you intend to do your research? lol
While University may be for some it's NOT for me. I don't need a piece of paper.. if they've been testing me they know what I'm capable of so pfft to papers
Respect to you. I agree that it's not for everyone - TAFE, starting work, gap years, travelling, entrepreneurship... these are all awesome options. Society and people have no right to judge others on what they decide to do with their lives!
it is very interesting one of Universities in Aussie
Yes! I love this uni!
miss the city cat ......campus...friends..
I can understand why!
I would love to study psychology or education there
But
1) I don’t have citizenship or family there
2) I’m not nerd enough to get a scholarshup
You don’t have to be a nerd to get a scholarship. You’ve got to work hard.
Everything worthwhile comes from hard work.
A Life That Travels
Any suggestions you have for getting an international scholarships and recognition to study there?
Getting a scholarship will be partly based on your academic ability and partly based on the other things that you have done.
Good marks help, but if I were to focus on something to get myself a scholarship, I would work hard at adding extracurricular experiences to my resume: internships, volunteering, leadership, community development.
If you can show a university that you are a valued member of YOUR community, they are more likely to want you to be a valued member of THEIR community.
I’m thinking of bachelor of communication. Is there any tips or things that I should know? I’ll really appreciate if somebody replied thank you!
I think that's a pretty good degree to be starting with - you'll learn a lot of general skills that will be useful regardless of what career you end up in.
Do you have a specific area of interest in communications yet? e.g. marketing, social media, PR etc.
Wow…
Right?