RHD student and member of the Student Representative Council, Roksana, shares her research journey about group-based assessments.
Keep reading to find out about Roksana’s research.
Continue reading Roksana’s Group-based Assessment Research
Getting involved in extra-curricular events and opportunities is an unforgettable part of the uni experience and is something we don’t want you to miss out on.
Although restrictions mean we can’t provide our usual on-campus events, we invite you to get involved with our many online activities, events and workshops.
Here’s a look at what’s coming up…
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CQUniversity is participating in the 2020 Student Experience Survey (SES). If you’re currently studying a degree, check your student email account to see if you’ve been selected as part of the sample.
We strongly encourage students to participate in this voluntary survey.
Here’s why…
CQUni Career Connection is an online mentoring tool that connects students and alumni (graduates) for one-on-one career conversations, feedback, and advice.
More than 300 professional industry mentors are waiting to hear from you. Keep reading for our top reasons why you should connect with a mentor this Fast Mentoring Month…
Continue reading It’s Fast Mentoring Month! Fast track your career this August with alumni mentoring
RHD Candidate and CQUni staff member, Colleen McGoldrick, has had her ups and downs throughout her PhD journey.
From deciding if she should start a PhD to being in the final stages of her PhD, Colleen shares her story and advice to those thinking about starting a PhD.
Continue reading Colleen’s PhD Journey
CQUniversity’s Student Health Promotion Coordinator Liza Costello is passionate about helping students stay happy, healthy and connected, despite the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this blog post, she shares her latest project for CQUni students, Skills and Thrills, and explains why you should join the free online workshop series. Keep reading to find out more…
Continue reading Are you ready for new Skills and Thrills?
With everything happening in the world at the moment, don’t miss this opportunity to share your global perspective and drive change.
Term 2 applications for Global Voices scholarships are open now and close 23 August 2020. CQUniversity is offering two fully-funded scholarships to attend the UNFCCC Climate Talks and the Un Commission on the Status of Women.
If you are you passionate about global issues and want to share your voice whilst getting the opportunity to travel, then Global Voices is for you! Keep reading to find out why you should apply, how to apply and frequently asked questions.
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Global Voices is an independent, not-for-profit organisation. Each year they provide scholarships for young Australians to travel overseas, meet world leaders, and engage with international policy making at home and abroad.
A Global Voices delegation will challenge and inspire you. Delegates will get an insider’s look into policy making, and have the chance to express their opinions and offer solutions to global challenges.
This term, Global Voices and CQUniversity are offering two fully-funded scholarships to attend:
Applications close Midnight (AEDT) Sunday 23 August 2020. To be eligible, you must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident aged between 18 to 30.
If you are passionate, driven and want to make a difference in the world, don’t miss your chance to apply! Here are our top tips for a world-class Global Voices application…
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Hello, my name is Annie and I recently graduated from the Master of Professional Accounting at CQUni’s Melbourne campus.
9am to 7pm, or if I’m lucky I can leave at 6pm. That’s how my life used to be working as a Finance Manager in my home country of the Philippines for almost 5 years.
It was stressful but I loved every bit of it because it was very rewarding and I was able to train staff who were just starting with their careers.
My days were packed with meetings, reports, deadlines, process improvements and a few human resource and admin related tasks. I believe that was the peak of my career as a certified accountant.
I loved the drive, adrenaline, unending learning and teaching all at the same time and I especially loved that I got to work with people I liked and have become friends with over the years.
But then life happened and there are choices in life that are just too difficult to make and moving to Melbourne was one of them.
Continue reading Annie’s 4 tips on how to succeed with studies
CQUniversity Laws student Stephanie Jones has spent the past four years working on the frontline of human trafficking prevention, with global anti-slavery organisation A21 in Bangkok, Thailand.
To mark World Day Against Trafficking in Persons on Thursday 30 July, Stephanie shares her experience, and calls on all students to take action against exploitation around the world.
Imagine only being three years old, and trafficked to a neighbouring country in southeast Asia because your family are too poor to keep you.
Once there, you are sold again.
Over the course of five years, you are forced to spend days and nights on the streets just outside the casino, begging for money as part of a child trafficking ring.
Continue reading Ending human trafficking down to every human