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Depending on the degree, I have not taken any placements yet, but placements are not paid. Internships can be paid, but students have to get them themselves.

I chose the college because of its location and already studied at the University of South Australia. It's going okay so far. I have been studying part-time but will soon study full-time.

There is no such term as placement Company don't come to university for conducting placements. University has a career portal where people can apply. It may be hard for international students to get job through this. Most of them prefer applying through portals like Linkedin, Indeed or seek.

The experience was good. I got to learn a lot about Machine Learning. I met with some amazing people, had group tasks and improved a lot on some social skills. The assignments are challenging and it may take lot of time but will surely enhance your confidence on a particular topic. In case of any doubts, there are people sitting to clear your doubts in university. In addition to that there are workshops where you will have to test your code and professor will review and check your understanding. I mostly learned how you can take ownership of your own content and how to connect with people and ask for their help.

Placement opportunities do not work the way they do in India. In our university, its more about the students engaging with recruiters that arrive through job fairs and finding their own opportunities.

A one month internship was part of the degree which I completed. Its usually unpaid.

As it is a masters program we do not have any on campus placement. We do have career fair to represent ourselves and grab an opportunity.

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The opportunities provided by my University are pretty good. The professors help us get internships and help us connect with industries as much as possible. I also personally attend many events so that I build networks and it is really easy to get a job then in later stage of college.

I am looking forward to an internship. There are a lot of opportunities through our professors and via professional networking events. We have a lot of workshops going on for that. If we personally get a membership of Engineers Australia they promote a lot of events. I personally go into a lot of events which they send through emails as part of their membership. I got linked to a lot of people. I try to apply to a lot of Graduate programs for internships. I get a lot of insights from people and it helps me to get to know a lot about my stream.

Never had an experience with this as it was not a compulsory thing to do for my course. Some of my friends experienced this though!

I received a scholarship for it and it was also an opportunity to experience a new environment for which I was keen to do.

The companies that have visited the university are such as Google, Microsoft and other big companies and they have provided opportunities to intern with their company. For my course, we are not offered placements as it is not part of the course outline.

I chose the University of Adelaide as it is ranked in the top 1% of universities worldwide. They're also a member of Australia's Group of Eight, made up of the country's best universities, and feature a beautiful campus with traditional sandstone buildings mixed with cutting-edge learning and research facilities.

I am not very much eloquent with the placement system as I am in my first year of masters and also due to the pandemic the career fair that we were supposed to have got cancelled hence I lost my opportunity of being able to see what kind of companies come during that time. But most of the company listings are available at the career hub from companies like BHP, SA WATER, WSP and many more.

I had a lot of counseling done and did a lot of research regarding the course I wanted to do and then I landed at the university of Adelaide.

I don't have much idea about the placements and job opportunities. I haven't looked into it well as I am just done with one semester here. But there are a lot of opportunities in the different fields.

The University of Adelaide is one of the best universities and I really liked the course structure of the University. I have an opportunity of completing my research for a year. This would help me further to complete my Ph.D. Also, Adelaide is a very peaceful and beautiful city which was one of the other reasons to choose this University.

I think that for some it does but I'm not completely sure about that. I haven't heard about an internship for myself so I'm not sure. I do think they probably do offer one though. If they did make one known to me then that would be nice.

Because it had high ratings and people around me talked a lot about this uni. My father also went there for uni. The classes there are challenging, and I can see myself meeting my goal of wanting to become a successful person in the future while being at this uni.