whySTUDYhere

I've never felt acceptance or a sense of belonging this intense until I came to Northwest. This place isn't much, but it is something I can call home.

No matter which campus you choose, at Griffith you will have some great facilities available, including libraries, cafes and food precincts, and sport and fitness amenities. Explore some of the best places to hang out and have fun on campus.

The MBA course has been a great journey for me, I met a lot of friends and I built a very valuable network. I met a lot of people that have years of experience in the industry and they shared their stories. The important value of the Australian degree to me is that it’s well recognised all over the world, and with this degree I feel like I can work all over the world like a global citizen. I can interact and learn more about the innovation that Australian’s are doing, and also use it to help my country in the future.

I chose to study at Western Sydney University International College because of the great world rankings and the universities international profile. I have found the business teachers to be very friendly and caring, and they all have great real-world experience which is so important. My advice to students thinking about studying at the International College would be to come prepared and ready to work hard. It’s not just one big party! I’d really like to combine my passion for accounting and law, and one day be an accountant in a law firm.

I chose London Met because of the opportunity to study the emerging and advanced subject that is data analytics, and to broaden my horizons. I wanted to work inside classrooms where the students were diverse, which is also why I chose this University.

Study abroad is a once in a lifetime opportunity. Don't let fear stop you. Anything is possible when the desire is there and it will all be worth it in the end. The connections made will last a lifetime.

Coming to KOTO, I hope to be able to gain the skills to become a skillful bartender. This will provide me with the opportunity to improve my communication skills with the customers. In addition, it is a job where I can express my creativity, which is something I have always wanted to do.

When I went to Curtin Open Day, I loved Curtin it at first sight. It appealed to me straight away. The whole environment, the atmosphere. Curtin offer more options and also provide a lot of support to students. Nursing is a hard course and the facilities are very much up to date, the simulation lab is my favourite because the set up it is exactly like the hospital and it helps me visualised how work placement later on could be like.

"RRU helped me get a real-world learning experience. The multicultural and amazingly experienced cohort, brilliant faculty, research trips all along with fun not only helped me understand tourism from a global perspective but also gave me an opportunity to contribute to the academic world through my assignments and my final thesis. The experience at RRU was invaluable and I feel overwhelmingly lucky to have been a part of this academic journey."

"I definitely recommend for any international student to study at Northwest. The kindness of the people, the intelligence of the teachers and the professional environment to grow and learn as a student and as a human makes Northwest an excellent place to study in the USA. Go Bearcats!"

I chose London Met because it offered the course I wanted to study. While many UK universities combine translation and interpreting, which means fewer hours of interpreting practice, London Met offers an MA in Conference Interpreting with a broad range of languages, which was ideal for me.

I was drawn to Northwest because of the support I found here. From the students to the staff, everybody encourages me to go for my dreams, and I can't wait to make them proud.

I have chosen to study at London Met because this University has a lot of resources and opportunities to help me become a better physician in the future. Also, who wouldn't want to study in London? It's an amazing experience.

The Student Support Scholarship has been such a blessing, I have been able to focus more on my studies and less on the stresses of affording my finances and tuition. Receiving the 20% discount on my tuition has also assisted me in my decision to transfer from the LLB program to the JD program, given the JD program has higher course fees and the discount balanced out the increase in fees under the JD program

I chose London Met on the grounds that it offered higher education that is recognised worldwide. London Met has lots of international and European students. I had the chance to meet people from around the world and made friendships that will last forever. The University is a truly multicultural society, with a great mix of people from different backgrounds. As a student, you'll get to know people from all over the world and be inspired by many cultures.

Studying for my MBA at London Met has enriched me a lot both personally and professionally. The reason why I chose to study the MBA course is because I always wanted to set up my own business, and this is still one of my dreams, but it's on hold at present whilst I pursue the many other exciting projects I am currently involved in.

I had a few friends who studied at London Met and they recommended it to me as a great place to study. I saw that London Met offered International Relations BA (Hons), I did some research and I went for it! The content of the course totally fitted in with my future career plans. I sent through my personal statement and here I am today – a London Met International Relations BA (Hons) student.

I was blown away by how vibrant the University is. The different cultures and nationalities at London Met make for a unique combination of wonderful colours. It didn't take long for me to feel as though I belong here (absolutely beautiful people).

Studying abroad, besides giving me the chance to really be on my own and to be independent, broadened my horizon and exposed me to new ideas.

I grew extraordinary by living so immersed in Amsterdam's melting pot of cultures The global perspective I gained will only benefit my future studies, attitude and zest for life.

Western Sydney University focuses more on the practical side. Get into real world working experience, have your hands-on different opportunities and really try out everything.

The School of Art, Architecture and Design has a high reputation for teaching architecture with a pragmatic approach. Our training addresses current issues in urbanism and architecture, and has a good balance between research and practice. The School offers an opportunity to connect with experienced practitioners and ambitious students.

I enjoyed my course so much that I applied for a scholarship to do my PhD here, and with the support of my fantastic tutors I was able to secure my scholarship and am studying my PhD part time. I chose London Met in particular because they could offer me a place on a PhD in Health Policy with excellent supervisors and opportunities to develop myself as a researcher, academic and teacher.

Coming to Northwest has definitely made a difference in my life and career. I have had the opportunity to meet and learn from so many people from different walks of life that are now very close to me as well as knowledgeable professors that have guided me. I would highly recommend this experience to anyone!

I chose London Metropolitan University because I wanted to get a job in marketing after completing her studies, and I love London. The best of it was the Accelerator, a a business incubator run by the university. My business plan won the Big Idea Challenge, an annual competition run by Accelerator. If I hadn’t applied for the Accelerator programme I wouldn’t have done what I did.

I always knew that I wanted to have the chance to do more with my career, and this led me to Griffith University. The Master’s in Aviation Management from Griffith laid an excellent career foundation and framework in every aspect. [After graduation] during my time as a College Professor, the Master’s Degree provided me with valuable background knowledge that I used to make the course material and presentation more effective for the target group.

I ended getting my job through one of the work-integrated learning programs that Western introduced right after my first semester. It was this program that basically kick-started my career as I was offered to work as an intern that converted into a part-time role, and the day I submitted my thesis in my final semester I was offered to work as a Programs Coordinator and Quality Assurance Engineer at one of the leading Australian Edtech startups in Experiential Learning.

Studying for my degree abroad at London Met has exposed me to so many different cultures and ways of life, and I’ve found it to be very enriching on my outlook on life.My favorite part about studying at London Met is all the connections you make with people from all over the world. I love how creative and hands-on my degree at London Met is and how invested my lecturers are in supporting our success

Having decided to study an MSc in London, I choseLondon Met because of the £30 million Science Centre. Although it took a few years before I was ready to come to the UK, I couldn’t have chosen a better time to study in London as it coincided with the year of the Diamond Jubilee and the 2012 London Olympic Games.

Griffith provided me with a new sense of hope. I started my new life and immersed myself in everything at university. I entered Griffith University through the Direct Entry Program – Griffith English Language Institute pathway. Studying English through the DEP has been one of the best experiences in my life and I have improved my English a lot. Through GELI, I have learnt how to lead a formal discussion group, improved my critical thinking, learnt research techniques, and how to write in formal English. DEP has helped me to strengthen my English skills which resulted in me being able to continue my studies in Psychology at Griffith University.