whySTUDYhere

As a Griffith Mate, I was able to host and organise events where people from all over the world could come together. Seeing people having fun and new friendship being established brings me tremendous joy.

The University of New England is home to students from around the world, many of them with incredible stories about what led them to study in New South Wales.

At first, I really couldn't adapt to such a strange and stressful learning model as I had to complete some quizzes and difficult essays within the specified time. After completing these assignments, I had to review the lecture notes to get prepared for the final exam. Sometimes unprecedented learning patterns and language barriers made me feel helpless and stressful. But after some time, I found the shortcomings of my study and gradually found a learning method that was suitable for me.

Overall, the environment and the staff at Griffith are very cooperative and accommodating. Moreover, different societies and services at Griffith are very helpful for a student to excel and solve issues.

I graduated at quite a young age from high school and I knew I wanted to study something medicine or biology related. However, I didn't want to start medicine just yet because I'm uncertain myself. I saw that Griffith is the only university that we didn't have to choose specific majors during Biomedical Science and keeps it pretty broad, rather 'specialising' only when continuing studies to a higher degree.

When I first arrived in Australia, I didn’t know anything about this new place nor did I know anyone. The orientation ceremony held by Griffith helped me a lot to learn everything I needed to know for my studies. The friendly support staff and mentors made a huge impact on my positive start to being a Griffith student.

The quality of the teaching staff is superb! My professors have first-hand experience in the fields they teach. They apply real-world problems in lectures to help students understand the theory.

"I will encourage other students to come to Northwest because they will learn what it is like living on campus, experimenting this new culture, and making a lot of life long friends."

Studying the Bachelor of Business (Finance) at UNE Sydney will help you to navigate the world of business focusing on core units related to the finance industries and occupations. You will develop skills in creative thinking and critical analysis, corporate and international financial management, banking and finance through to business law. You will be able to develop and lead ethical, social and environmental solutions to meet business challenges.

Griffith's support services have helped me with something that I personally have struggled a lot with - socializing and making new friends. Moving entirely alone to a new country was very difficult for me to adjust to, especially because I had no friends here and nobody to turn to when I needed help. Through Orientation activities and several Griffith Mates programs (volunteering day-trips and the Buddy Program specifically) have helped me meet new people and make friends, some of which are in the same courses as I am.

I completed two placements as part of my studies and one of them was as an elective in event management. It helped me a lot with networking and making new friends.

Maryville University - a second home and so far an incredible experience. Every day gives new opportunities to make new, long-lasting memories with faculty, staff, and other students. At Maryville I matter, I inspire, I get inspired, and I evolve. For each day that passes I see myself becoming more and more the person I aspire to be, and with the engaging staff and great diversity, there is always something to take away from each and every day.

UniSA is one of the best universities in the world to do nursing - easy access to the campus, great help at campus central, job prospects, great online material to study and friendly staff.

UniSA Business School's lectures and tutors are the best! They all have many years of industry experience, on top of the solid academic knowledge. They are very supportive during our study.

Wesley College knew this all along. All you have to do is ask students and faculty. Now, the rest of the country does too.

Maryville University joins college campuses across the country in observance of International Education Week, Nov. 12-16. The week’s activities are designed to raise awareness of different cultures represented on campus and around the world.

The major of Analytics and Informatics provides in-depth training in multiple disciplines with qualitative skills (graphic presentation and information communication), quantitative skills (modelling and statistics), computing skills (business information, databases and programming) and business training (accounting, finance, economics and management).