Queensland

Women in Engineering Program, formed in February 2013 in partnership with Rio Tinto and members of the Australian Power Institute (API) and the Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA), is an initiative taken by the University of Queensland. The programme encourages women to pursue Engineering and build an impactful career for themselves. Currently, the programme is supported by 10 partners.

Australia is generally considered a safe country for Indians.The University of Queensland ensures that they make the campus safe and secured for the students. Students have access to a Safezone app which will help them connect with security department in case of any emergency. The university also organises personal awareness safety program to educate students on safety.

University of Queensland has a rich alumni network all over the world. Some popular names to have studies at Uni Queensland are mentioned below:

• Bernard Fanning
• Bill Hayden
• Kate Morton
• Madhan Karky
• Dami Im
• Clive Palmer
• Geoffrey Rush
• Elton Mayo

There is no application fee to apply to WSU Sydney City Campus. As compared to WSU Sydney Campus, the annual tuition fee to study at the University of the Sunshine Coast is less. The average tuition fee at University of the Sunshine Coast is INR 6 L – INR 18 L, whereas that of WSU Sydney City Campus ranges between INR16 – INR 23 L. A comparison between University of the Sunshine Coast or WSU Sydney City Campus is given below:

Yes, University of Queensland permits international students to work while studying. If you have a valid students visa. International students are permitted to work up to 48 hours every two-week period during university semesters and full-time hours during breaks if you have a valid student visa.

University of Queensland placement rate for undergraduate students stands at 81.3%. Queensland University placement rate for postgraduate students is 86.8%. According to the student reviews on Shiksha, University of Queensland graduates can earn from AUD 65,000 – 83,000 (INR 35.40 L - INR 45.20 L) annually. University of Queensland graduates work in top sectors such as:

• Business Development
• Education
• Operations
• Healthcare Services
• Research
• Engineering
• Community and Social Services
• Finance
• Information Technology
• Sales
• Media and Communication
• Consulting
• Marketing
• Human Resources
• Entrepreneurship

University of Queensland placement rate for UG students stands at 81.3%. This means that out of every 100 students, approximately 81 secured employments. Queensland University placement rate for postgraduate students is 86.8%. Indicating that out of 100 students, around 86 to 87 students secured employment. The top employers at University of Queensland are listed below:

• The University of Queensland
• Queensland Health
• QUT (Queensland University of Technology)
• Griffith University
• BHP
• Deloitte
• Rio Tinto
• Queensland Government
• CSIRO
• University of Melbourne
• University of Sydney
• Monash University
• UNSW
• Microsoft
• University of Technology Sydney

According to QILT, the University of Queensland placement rate for undergraduate students stands at 81.3%. The median full-time salary of University of Queensland UG graduates falls under the range of AUD 70,900 (INR 38.61 L) annually. Also, Queensland University placement rate for postgraduate students is 86.8%. The median full-time salary of University of Queensland PG graduates falls under the range of AUD 88,900 (INR 48.42 L) annually.

Yes, Asia Pacific International College (APIC) in Australia is generally less expensive than Federation University Australia. 

Explanation 

Asia Pacific International College:

Tuition for international students is AUD 17,600 for the first year of an undergraduate degree and AUD 20,370 for a graduate degree.

APIC offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses, including BBA and MIM.

APIC has campuses in Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne.

Federation University Australia 

Undergraduate courses start at AU$16,500 per year.