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Kanishka Gambhir

Contributor-Level 10

Yes Germany offer good ways to permanent residency for international graduates-

•After graduation- You get 18 month Job Seeker Visa to find employment in Germany

•     After finding a job: Apply for a Blue Card (EU Blue Card) if your salary meets the threshold (approx. €43,800/year for most fields; €39,682 for shortage occupations)

•     PR through Blue Card: After 21 months of Blue Card employment (or 33 months normally), you can apply for a Settlement Permit (Niederlassungserlaubnis)

•     Language requirement for PR: B1 level German language proficiency

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Jiya Arora

Contributor-Level 9

Yes it is possible to get a PR in Australia after 3 years. You must prove that you have lived and worked in the regional area for 3 years on a "Skilled Work Regional Visa (Provisional) - Subclass - 491". Working and living on this visa for 3 years leads you to getting a "Skilled Regional Visa - Subclass 191" which is the Permanent Residence Permit in Australia. However, direct pathways like the Skilled Independent Visa (189) or Skilled Nominated Visa (190) can sometimes grant PR faster - depending on occupation demand and points

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Divya Shukla

Contributor-Level 10

Yes, the option to get a Permanent residency in Australia is very possible after an MS from USyd. 

The eligibility is to have a 2-year CRICOS-registered course and then receive a Temporary Graduate Visa (which is Subclass 485). 

Then, the process moves forward by gaining some work experience and along with meeting the point-based criteria. 

 

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Sonam Verma

Beginner-Level 3

Very frequently. Guest sessions include:

Brand managers

  • PR strategists
  • Creative directors
  • Event planners
  • Media professionals

Workshops, masterclasses & portfolio reviews happen throughout the academic year.

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Rachit Narang

Beginner-Level 3

 

  • Public Relations Executive / PR Associate
  • Corporate Communications Officer
  • Media Relations Specialist
  • PR Strategist / Consultant
  • Crisis Communication Specialist  

 

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AVNI SAXENA

Beginner-Level 3

Yes — AAFT Noida provides support for students who want to specialise in corporate communications, digital advertising, and event management through focused subjects, practical projects, industry workshops, internships, and career guidance.

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Harleen Kaur

Beginner-Level 4

Yes — the curriculum at AAFT Noida includes industry collaborations and gives students opportunities for internships, mentorships, live briefs, and training with top PR agencies, advertising firms, and event companies, helping them gain real-world exposure and professional experience. These connections also include workshops, masterclasses, and tie-ups with industry bodies to support placements and experiential learning. 

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Harleen Kaur

Beginner-Level 4

Yes, the curriculum at AAFT goes beyond traditional PR by incorporating digital communication strategies, influencer collaborations, and experiential event concepts. Students learn how to design online campaigns, manage brand presence on social platforms, and execute immersive, audience-engaging events aligned with current industry trends.

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Aarush sharma

Beginner-Level 1

The curriculum for the undergraduate and postgraduate programs at AAFT covers a wide range of subjects and specializations. Here's a brief overview:

Undergraduate Programs:

  • BA Program:
    • The curriculum is divided into six semesters.
    • It covers theoretical knowledge along with practical implementation.
    • It aims to stimulate creativity and logical thinking in students

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Upasana Khandelwal

Contributor-Level 9

Yes; getting a PR after studying in Austria is possible. Thi requires at least 5 years of continuous legal stay on a work permit in Austria. The recent graduates can transition from a student permit to a Red-White-Red (RWR) Card by securing a relevant job and later apply for the Long-Term Resident EU permit. 

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