Full Time

The college that witnessed the highest percentage of full-time employment was the College of Business at 80.80%. It indicates that this number of students from this particular college got hired into a full-time role. The School of Education witnessed the least percentage of full-time employment but it did good in the part-time employment parameter with the highest percentage of 30%.

Yes, after graduating the students can get a full-time job either through the University of Queensland or through external sources. The average salaries of UQ graduates vary between AUD 62,700 to AUD 121,000 this depends upon the student’s job role and area of functioning. A lot of companies functioning within Australian boundaries or internationally hire UQ graduates annually. For more employer and salary-related details, students can check out the University of Queensland placements.

No, Vikram University offers regular programmes under 171 affiliated colleges.

Yes, BSc is a three-year full-time course of IHM Bhopal. It is offered in two specialisations. Admission to the course is entrance-based. Before applying through NCHMCT website, aspirants must check the eligibility criteria.

Yes, all the courses at YBN University are offered in full-time mode.

The sources of full-time job offers were school-facilitated and student-facilitated activities. The school facilitated activities included summer internship, job postings, interviews through on-campus recruiting, MIT / Sloan sponsored events, etc. On the other hand, the student facilitated activities included personal network, online job postings, previous employer, etc.

Yes, Monash University offers more than 200+ scholarship programs to international students. The university has an abundance of scholarships for each kind of student. Check below some of the popular scholarships: