Study at Griffith University at the Brisbane campus and see why students fall in love with Australia. Learn at one of Australia's top universities with special research and certificate programs, Honors college, internship opportunities, and more!
An IES internship develops your professional skills, your ability to communicate across cultures, and provides substantive work experience to jump-start your career in today’s competitive job market.
You’ll be guaranteed an unpaid internship placement at
In June, you'll meet your classmates in Chicago for a rigorous two-week Meetup. Together, with a group of instructors who've worked alongside Stanford, Kellogg, and an array of companies, we will focus on curriculum around five core competencies.
Topics Include:
What is a business? Business Case Studies
Business Models & Competitive Analysis
Product management
Building your product
Marketing your product
Selling your product
Iterating on your product
Business development
Pitching to Investor
Explore Australian culture through Sydney – a major center for culture, communication and commerce in the Asia-Pacific region. You won't hurt for something to do off campus – with Sydney Harbor and Sydney Opera House close by.
S P Jain's Master of Global Business program is centered on creating effective global business leaders. The program thus emphasizes:
- Tri-city Model
- Decision-making
- Passport to Excellence
- Live Projects
- Global Careers
- Get a Global MBA!
The Education Abroad Network provides opportunities for you to take classes that are not commonly offered at home, including specialized Pacific Rim courses. The Education Abroad Network has affiliations with the most sought-after universities and the bro
Studying in Australia’s Capital city will be the experience of a lifetime! The University of Canberra offers innovative, practical and cutting-edge education, as well as an insight into real Australian culture and the opportunity to study in a friendly, s
Located on the fringe of Sydney's Central Business District, the ivy-covered sandstone buildings of this vibrant and historic institution reflect its colonial heritage, while the modern architecture showcases a high-tech and multicultural direction.
Across all of Griffith's campuses, students can choose from subjects such as business and government, criminology and law, health studies, education, engineering, IT, humanities, social sciences, and much more.
Open Campus Sydney offers cutting-edge classes across 6 academic tracks so students can experience innovative academics alongside scholars, entrepreneurs and artists from around the globe.
This certificate program offers sports-related courses and an optional internship placement where you’ll gain skills applicable to a range of sports industries including management of events, venues, athletes, and teams.
Students will be able to choose from a full range of courses. The language instruction is English. One of the university's major strengths is its size. Relative to many Australian Tertiary education providers, Swinburne is a small and highly-flexible in
Did you know? Sydney is ranked 2nd on the list of “World’s Most Livable Cities.” Spend your summer in Sydney and you’ll see why the city shines any time of the year.
The Melbourne program offers students many amazing opportunities, including completion of university level courses in a wide variety of disciplines available at four different unique campus locations.
Short Term program helps you gain credit over Summer! Each unit of study is taught in an intensive format whilst maintaining credit point values and academic integrity.
A semester at the University of Newcastle runs fourteen weeks. Students are able to choose from the full range of courses in Architecture, Art and Design, Arts and Social Science, Economics and Music, Nursing and Science and Mathematics.
Western Michigan University students can participate in the Haworth College of Business 10-week internship program through AustraLearn in Sydney, Australia. The program will run June 2 - August 13, 2010.
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