Tag: undergraduate degree
Why you shouldn’t give up on education after a career break
There are many reasons why we stop improving our education. But as higher education is being done differently, the excuses are harder to make. Women are enrolling in tertiary studies at a faster rate than men but one of the biggest challenges they face is keeping their educational qualifications up to date later in life. Time pressures and career breaks
Australian bachelor degrees: the most and least popular
Health degrees are more than twice as popular as they were in 2001, in a sign Australian students are paying attention to employment trends.
Australia’s top universities benefiting in the billions from the fees paid by international students
The influx of international students in Australia’s top universities has led to a dramatic increase in plagiarism, a shocking investigation has found.
How do pharmacy courses compare?
The Good Universities Guide 2019 has released pharmacy course ratings as well as the latest stats on grad employment and salary.
How to make the most of university open days
There’s a lot of razzle-dazzle at university open days, from sample law lectures, hands-on science activities, tours of labs and drone demonstrations to competitions, film screenings and fairy floss.
Making a difference through Agribusiness study
Agriculture is big business in 2018. A far cry from the self-sustaining communities before the industrial revolution, the agriculture industry is now responsible for maintaining global food production, coping with overpopulation and solving world hunger.
Balancing theory with practice
Preventing mismatches between academic qualifications and job requirements is crucial to curb the rising trend of unemployment among new graduates across Asia.
Healthcare continues to explode, while education offers opportunities
Australia is in the midst of a healthcare boom and it is showing no signs of slowing down.
The university degree that gives students the best chance of finding work
University students across the world face the issue of finding work once their studies have been completed, but recent studies have revealed that there’s one degree which guarantees almost immediate employment.
The most popular and least popular Australian bachelor degrees
Health degrees are more than twice as popular as they were in 2001, in a sign Australian students are paying attention to employment trends. Enrolments in health-related bachelor degrees grew from 20,130 in 2001 to 52,134 in 2016, according to Good Education Group, which released its latest The Good Careers Guide today.
