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Isabel Kemp, Australia
> Diploma of Graphic Design & Diploma of Commerce > Bachelor of Commerce
With the ranking I received after completing the QIBT Diploma of Design, I could have transferred directly into the Bachelor of Commerce at Griffith University. However, I chose to come back to QIBT because I enjoyed the environment so much and by undertaking the Diploma program first, I am able to try out the first year of the Bachelor of Commerce to see if I like it before transferring to second year. This also means I can graduate with both a Diploma and a Bachelor degree qualification in less than three years! Back to top
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Hussain Al Saeed, Bahrain
> Diploma of Commerce > Bachelor of Commerce (Finance and Risk Management)
The QIBT Diploma program has introduced me to University life and teaching style, however, it has done so with lots of support and personal attention. QIBT classes are very interactive and have taught me to build an argument and put my opinion forward. QIBT has taught me how to do a formal assignment, not just copy and paste information, but learn the materials and articulate my opinion and argument in an assignment.Back to top
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Fernando Kameoka, Brazil
> Diploma of Commerce > Bachelor of Business
The thing I liked best about QIBT was the multicultural classes, with students coming from all over the world – especially from Asia. I also enjoyed the physical structure, which provides comfortable classrooms, new computer labs, sports facilities, cafeteria, bookshop and a respectable library.
Brisbane has lots of green areas, sunny days, beautiful beaches and plenty of entertainment. The food is wonderful and satisfies all tastes. Back to top
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Ni Xiao Dan, China
> Diploma of Hotel Management > Bachelor of Business (Hotel Management)
I chose to study the Bachelor of Business in Hotel Management from Griffith University as it is renowned all over the world as an excellent degree program. QIBT has an excellent academic environment, strong teaching methods and good facilities such as many computer laboratories. The QIBT program has helped me a lot, for example, the Academic and Skills Development course has taught me how to write academic essays, how to work within groups – all skills essential for studying in an Australian university environment. Back to top
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Gary Fung, Hong Kong
> Diploma of Hotel Management > Bachelor of Business (Hotel Management)/International Business
The Diploma program enabled me to learn the professional hospitality skills through lectures, tutorials and practices, especially in the course of Food Production, and Food & Beverage Management. I am sure the knowledge I learned, like the computerised hotel room booking system, and the hands-on experience I gained in the program will serve as a great help to my further pursuit in the business field. Back to top
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Ranveer Harsh (Ricci) Mandelia, India
> Diploma of Commerce > Bachelor of Business
I have never once had a lecturer or a tutor at QIBT who has not been friendly or approachable. You can choose to email them, call them or make appointments and they will respond to all. It’s amazing how the staff at QIBT treat every one of their students as one of their own children; looking out for them at every stage, guiding them and making sure they are on the right track, making sure they are successful and most of all making sure that they manage to complete their pathway to Griffith University as soon as possible. Back to top
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Parag Sha, India
> Bachelor of Civil Engineering (University of Baroda) > Postgraduate Qualifying Program > Master of Engineering in Engineering Management
I am currently working as a Graduate Engineer for Fulton Hogan, a major trans-Tasman civil contracting company. Before coming to Australia I researched all of the universities and found that Griffith offered engineering programs with a variety of study options. I found the program very good in terms of polishing and honing graduate engineers, it also gave me the skills to become a manager in the future. Back to top
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Viviana Lius, Indonesia
> Diploma of Commerce > Bachelor of Business
There is simply no downside to studying in QIBT. With the same lecturers, standards and environment as undergraduate level courses, we as overseas students will have excellent experience in interacting with other fellow overseas student prior to experiencing university life, which is more complex and has more involvement with native English speakers.
QIBT is the right choice to kick start your degree! It has definitely kick started mine!! Back to top
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Akiko Sone, Japan
> Diploma of Hotel Management > Bachelor of Business (Hotel Management)
My studies at QIBT will lead to qualifications from a well-recognised university. Studying at QIBT has taught me to think laterally and I have learnt skills that I can use in my life outside of the classroom.
I enjoy studying at QIBT because I am studying on a university campus with modern facilities. My teachers are of a high standard and they are friendly and helpful. I think the small class sizes are good as I receive more help from my teachers and it is easier to make new friends. Back to top
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Nonayama Tatsuya, Japan
> Diploma of Information Technology > Bachelor of Information Technology
I came to Australia to study high school on the Gold Coast and was disappointed with my results in some of my core subjects. I considered studying at TAFE but then found out about QIBT through the Internet. I chose QIBT over TAFE, due to the fact that I would be studying on a university campus, studying a university designed curriculum and I was guaranteed entry o the second year of Griffith University.
The thing I liked most abut QIBT was the 24 hour computer labs. I was often in the labs at all times of the day and night, working on my assessment pieces or surfing the net! Back to top
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Mary Gitau, Kenya
> Certificate IV University Foundation Studies > Bachelor of Environmental Management
I think Brisbane is similar to Mombasa so it’s easy to settle into life in Brisbane. Brisbane also has good living standards. The QIBT campus is very multicultural and therefore it is easy to make friends.
The small classes at QIBT, combined with the academic and personal support provided to all students, has enabled me to achieve very high grades in my studies. Back to top
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Hyo Sung Kim, Korea
> Diploma of Information Technology > Bachelor of Information Technology
My education at QIBT enabled me to secure employment with IBM. Initially, I was employed as a Customer Service Officer however now I am proud to say I am the IT Security Analyst & System Administrator. I never expected to be working for a multinational computer technology and consulting corporation immediatley after graduating from university. IBM is a modern exciting work place which will provide me with opportunities to work as an IT specialist throughout the world.
Studying at QIBT gave me the confidence and experience I was looking for and it has allowed me to follow my dreams. I made the right choice by studying at QIBT. Back to top
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Eun-Young (Elle) Park, Korea
> Diploma of Hotel Management > Bachelor of Business (Hotel Management)
The Diploma program I studied at QIBT is based on the Griffith University Bachelor degree program. This has helped me a lot as I am now studying my Bachelor degree at Griffith University. The things I liked best about QIBT were the opportunity to make friends from different countries, the nice teachers and learning about new basic concepts that I needed to know to study in Australia. Back to top
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Prasana Shalini William, Malaysia
> Diploma of Commerce > Bachelor of Commerce
It was my siblings that first gave me the idea to study in Australia. They both had such good experiences I decided to leave Malaysia to study here in Brisbane.
It wasn’t even difficult to enroll in my course. Everything was in one building, located on the university campus, so it was always easy to find my way around. When I first began study I was undecided on what majors I should take at University, but QIBT has offered me the chance to try a wide range of subjects, and it’s given me a better idea about what I want to choose. The lecturers here are a great help, and always friendly and professional. They’re available to help you make your decisions about study. The Australian people are very friendly and everything here is very easy going- even the weather is always nice! Back to top
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Alisa Gladkaya, Russia
> Diploma of Commerce > Bachelor of Commerce
The best thing about studying at QIBT is its friendly and supportive environment. The teaching staff are excellent. Students can ask for help with their assignments during lectures, tutorials, consultation times, e-mails or even during phone calls with their tutors. Back to top |
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Donna Gilmour, Scotland
> Diploma of Commerce > Bachelor of Commerce
Accomplishing my Diploma of Commerce at QIBT gave me the confidence and knowledge to go into the second year of a Commerce degree at Griffith University. I was impressed with QIBT’s effective learning environment, friendly and helpful staff, great learning facilities and flexible course structure.
The greatest part of my year was the students and academic staff that I made contact with. The lecturers and tutors were an inspiration and always encouraged me to achieve my goals. They were very approachable and supportive, and delivered the curriculum professionally. I benefited from being able to interact with students from different countries, with different cultural backgrounds and, as a result, I met friends to last a lifetime. Back to top
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Inoka Wijegunartne, Sri Lanka
> Diploma of Commerce > Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance)
In my country QIBT is very famous for providing a very friendly environment for overseas students. The academic staff at QIBT always encourage the students to express themselves confidently which is an important requirement for our future careers. If wasn’t for the support and encouragement given to me by my lecturers, I would not have been able to get high distinction for all my subjects. Through my Diploma of Commerce program I learnt about structuring assignments, expressing my ideas with confidence and giving presentations. Lectures, tutors and the Academic Advisor were an inspiration and gave me strength to achieve my goals. I personally believe that QIBT is an excellent institution to study at and improve students’ career opportunities, because QIBT provides students with the appropriate environment and a flexible study system. Back to top
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Panitta Sudthitanakorn, Thailand
> Diploma of Hotel Management > Bachelor of Business (Hotel Management)
Since coming to QIBT, my English has improved because the QIBT campus is very multicultural. QIBT’s friendly environment has helped me make new friends quickly and assist me with my studies as my lecturers are very approachable. The small class sizes at QIBT have also helped me with my studies because I receive a lot of one-on-one help from my lecturers. Back to top
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Truc Le, Vietnam
> Diploma of Hotel Management
Brisbane was my first and only choice when studying overseas. I completed the QIBT Diploma of Hospitality Management in 2005. I started working for Sheraton Saigon Hotel & Towers in March 2005. I found out that everything I had studied at QITB was very relevant to my job. The concepts of Hotel Management, reservation making processes and using PMS are what my Diploma taught me and they provided me with a solid foundation for my chosen career. I now work as a Sales Executive and everyday I use the knowledge and experience acquired at QIBT. Thanks to the realistic, useful and up-to-date subjects at QIBT. Back to top
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Rufaro (Nigel) Katsande, Zimbabwe
> Diploma of Commerce > Bachelor of Commerce
The number of people from all over the world who I have had the opportunity to befriend and know through QIBT is something that I especially appreciate. Not only did I learn things through lectures and books but I learnt about people, which is one skill more valuable than any other. QIBT is not just an institution to me, it is a community, a home away from home, and this closeness and comfort is something I shall miss. Back to top
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