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Post study work visa for international students is probably the best way to overcome the skills crises and ensuring the mist deserving graduates stay back in the community.
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Dr Dipu Sebastian posted a blog postConvenient Education - A must watch Documentary recently released in Australia
Convenient Education is about the business of opportunities and nation building in a young globalised world and the consequences of our desire to better ourselves. Shot in India and Australia over several years, the interactive documentary tracks a study abroad journey from Jalandhar, India to Melbourne, Australia. In 2009, before the international education crisis hits, we experience the phenomena of a bustling education-migration market extending from India to Australia, and interrogate the…See More
Dr Dipu Sebastian posted a blog postWatch-out for the online revolution
To all the students who are contemplating to come to Australia for further studies, the Australian universities and private colleges are fast joining the Global revolution in online education. The landscape in international higher education is set to change and soon you can pick and choose the best courses from the leading universities in the world from your lounge rooms. So watch-out guys for the likes of Coursera, EdX and 2U which are are going to revolutionise higher education by giving…See More
Saurabh Babbar commented on Dr Dipu Sebastian's blog post Post Study Work: Think Before you Act !"Thank you sir for your valuable advice, however I already have an offer letter from Swinburne in Master of Business Management (Supply Chain Management), fee is an important concern.
I am not at all willing to pursuit anything further in Hospitality…"
Saurabh Babbar left a comment for Dr Dipu Sebastian"Thank you sir for your valuable advice, however I already have an offer letter from Swinburne in Master of Business Management (Supply Chain Management), fee is an important concern.
I am not at all willing to pursuit anything further in Hospitality…"
Saurabh Babbar commented on Dr Dipu Sebastian's blog post Post Study Work: Think Before you Act !"Sir, as you mentioned that logistics is one of the growing sectors not only in Australia however around the world but as per the new PSW regulations any Masters by coursework that is of 1.5 years in duration & is packaged as Graduate certificate…"
Kajaniah commented on Dr Dipu Sebastian's blog post Post Study Work: Think Before you Act !"im a fresher and i want to pursue my masters in australia . so wats ur opinion about it ?"
Dr Dipu Sebastian posted a discussionAre the new student visa rules any better to attract quality students to Australia?
I'm interested in knowing your views on the recent changes to student visas to Australia after the Knight Review. See More
Dr Dipu Sebastian's blog post was featuredPost Study Work: Think Before you Act !
Prospective international students preparing to study in Australia should seriously consider their career plans before taking a decision just based on the newly introduced post study work visa for all undergraduate, post-graduate and research graduates.The current state of the global economy and especially the fall-out from the euro zone is bound to affect the Australian economy in 2012 and beyond. Although the Australian economy is robust and has out-performed most other western advanced…See More
Dr Dipu Sebastian posted a blog postPost Study Work: Think Before you Act !
Prospective international students preparing to study in Australia should seriously consider their career plans before taking a decision just based on the newly introduced post study work visa for all undergraduate, post-graduate and research graduates.The current state of the global economy and especially the fall-out from the euro zone is bound to affect the Australian economy in 2012 and beyond. Although the Australian economy is robust and has out-performed most other western advanced…See More
swati choudhary left a comment for Dr Dipu Sebastian"thanks sir. i am a medical graduate from India , completing her internship presently. 2 more months to go. wanted to know if foreign medical graduates get seats / residency for post graduation in aus? as far as i could gain the info we are…"
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Rachel Javahar commented on Dr Dipu Sebastian's blog post Why should you consider Australia as a study destination?"But, as per point number four, that has not happened in my case Mr Dipu Sebastian. Please do read my discussion thread. I badly need my degree, and no one else will look forward getting help to complete my degree as the point is further interesting…"
AS@VGlobal.com.au commented on Dr Dipu Sebastian's blog post Why should you consider Australia as a study destination?"Would you please put some references to the info you have put. I have very much doubt they are not fully accurate."
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Dr Dipu Sebastian has earned a PhD from Deakin University, Australia; MBA fromQueensland University of Technology, Australia; MEd form Griffith University,Australia and BS from Christ University, India. He is a Fellow of theAustralian Institute of Management.
Dipu has extensive experience in the higher education sector as an academic,marketer and in managing academic programs. Currently, he is the DirectorInternational Development for VIEC. VIEC is an Australian company that has thelargest student recruitment network in South Asia. His responsibilitiesinclude; identifying and developing international markets and institutionalpartnerships, maintaining relationship with key stakeholders and strategicdecision making for VIEC.
Dipu has a strong background in business development in international educationsector and has successfully undertaken a number of projects globally. Theseinclude identifying and developing student markets, setting-up recruitmentchannels, facilitating transnational institutional partnerships and developingstrong working relationships with education providers. He has held academic positions with Queensland University of Technology and University of Canberra in Australia. He has also undertaken a number of consultancy projects for government andnon-government organizations. Some of these include large internationalprojects funded by organizations such as AusAid and Gesellschaft für TechnischeZusammenarbeit (GTZ), Germany.
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Convenient Education - A must watch Documentary recently released in Australia
Posted on November 25, 2012 at 7:14am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Convenient Education is about the business of opportunities and nation building in a young globalised world and the consequences of our desire to better ourselves. Shot in India and Australia over several years, the interactive documentary tracks a study abroad journey from Jalandhar, India to Melbourne, Australia. In 2009, before the international education crisis hits, we experience the phenomena of a bustling education-migration market extending from India to Australia, and…
Continue Watch-out for the online revolution
Posted on November 20, 2012 at 8:20am 0 Comments 0 Likes
To all the students who are contemplating to come to Australia for further studies, the Australian universities and private colleges are fast joining the Global revolution in online education. The landscape in international higher education is set to change and soon you can pick and choose the best courses from the leading universities in the world from your lounge rooms.
So watch-out guys for the likes of Coursera, EdX and 2U which are are going to revolutionise higher education by…
Continue Post Study Work: Think Before you Act !
Posted on December 19, 2011 at 4:30am 3 Comments 0 Likes
Prospective international students preparing to study in Australia should seriously consider their career plans before taking a decision just based on the newly introduced post study work visa for all undergraduate, post-graduate and research graduates.
The current state of the global economy and especially the fall-out from the…
Continue Why should you consider Australia as a study destination?
Posted on May 20, 2011 at 4:23am 2 Comments 0 Likes
Hello all prospective students,
I'm sure you've done your research on the most appropriate study destination for you. USA, UK, Europe are all good destinations; however, here are some reasons you should consider Australia;
1. Quality public institutions - All universities and TAFE's are fully government funded. Being government funded means they are expected to operate at a very high standard as they are accountable to the Australian tax payers.
2.…
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- At 3:57pm on June 4, 2012, Saurabh Babbar said…
Thank you sir for your valuable advice, however I already have an offer letter from Swinburne in Master of Business Management (Supply Chain Management), fee is an important concern.
I am not at all willing to pursuit anything further in Hospitality sector and want to do a course that make helps me to become global i.e , I must not be restricted to hospitality and hotels however now I am stuck with the new rules which mentions that at least two years of education is required for PSW permit.
Secondly now at this point of time I am planning to switch my university where I have options like RMIT(it is costly for me and specializes in logistics), University of South Australia (it is not in Melbourne and specializes in logistics), I am confused what to do- Stay with Swinburne because I have some support in Melbourne
- Leave Swinburne because few agent says it is not good and also that my course is integrated
- Move to South Australia
- Go RMIT because it is good and is in Melbourne but costly
- I still can not think of paying fee of 30000 AUD or more
- And lastly either drop my plan or switch my course(but which course?)
I will be glad if you could help me out
- At 11:22pm on November 29, 2011, swati choudhary said…
and are you on face book ?
- At 11:21pm on November 29, 2011, swati choudhary said…
thanks sir. i am a medical graduate from India , completing her internship presently. 2 more months to go. wanted to know if foreign medical graduates get seats / residency for post graduation in aus? as far as i could gain the info we are suppose to write an Mcq paper then do 1 year of house manship or general practice. after which we apply to Australian universities for Pg courses. Is my knowledge correct ? Wat are the expenses involved? can i earn there my self an d also do my pg ? n wat streams do FMGs get in Aus ?
- At 11:09pm on December 8, 2010, Shilpa said…
- Thanks for your suggestion, Dipu. Yeah, from my research here too, it sounds like MBA is an option I should consider. But, I heard there are no jobs in Australia for MBAs and they are returning home with a big loan.
Hospital Administration/Health Services - heard that jobs are not many in Australia. It seems the US is a good place for the same. The educational consultants here (Princeton) seem to be advising against Australia due to the racism issue.
So, I'm in two minds deciding Aus Vs USA. Too many opinions and they're all varied!
- At 8:06pm on December 6, 2010, Shilpa said…
- Hello Dipu,
Thank you very much for your reply. Your plan does sound good.
I'm currently focussing only on the Hospital Management masters' program. (Dentistry may be yes, may be no - but to be decided after 2 years. Chances are high that I may not continue in Dentistry). So, I browsed through the universities suggested by you.
Most of the universities required relevant work experience for Hospital Management. I have been practicing as a dentist for 1.5 years in a private clinic/polyclinic in Bangalore. I'm not sure if this will be considered as relevant work experience.
Further, are you aware if Hospital Management jobs are available in the Australian market. I read up some research reports on the economy of Australia & health care industry. It seemed ok but not very great as the health care market was growing only at 5-6% per annum.
Your suggestions have been valuable! Request your inputs further!
Regards,
Shilpa
- At 10:58am on November 24, 2010, Shilpa said…
- Hi, thanks for your reply.
a. I'm looking at Hospital Management/Health Management masters (or even Molecular Biology Masters).
b. Dentistry : I'm interested in it. But, I hear that they dont recognize the Indian BDS degree and am not sure what is the procedure as well. Is there an equivalent of NBDE(like in the US?). Heard its very tough in Australia for dentists.Please let me know if this is wrong?
Regards,
Shilpa
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