This article is sponsored by Computer Power Institute, Australia.
If you haven’t heard, recently the newly elected Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott declared Australia “open for business.” Business indeed is booming in Australia, as evidenced by the growth in urban development and mining production and export. A lot has been made of Aussie mining, specifically iron ore exports, which drive Australia’s trade with neighboring countries. However, fewer people are aware of another key Australian export: education.
Thousands of international students flock to Australian shores each year for tertiary education, partly attracted by the high profile Australian universities enjoy in international tables such as the QS World University Rankings®. Most international students attempt to undertake a degree at renowned Australian universities such as the University of Melbourne or Australian National University, due to the high prestige of these universities, often disregarding smaller schools. Some believe degrees from smaller universities do not afford them the same opportunities when it comes to future careers, especially IT careers, but this could not be further from the truth.
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