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Get up to 5 years of Post-Study Working Rights | The University of Southern Queensland

BlogSummary: The University of Southern Queensland (USQ) offers an exceptional opportunity for international students, providing up to five years of post-study working rights. This blog delves into the details of this initiative, explaining how it can enhance career prospects and the overall student experience.
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Yay!!! The University of Southern Queensland is all set to welcome the recent announcement of post-study work rights and Australia's international borders reopening to fully vaccinated international students.

As the Morrison government has increased the length of stay on the Temporary Graduate visa (Post Study Work Stream) from 2 years to 3 years for Masters by coursework graduates, students who study at a regional university, such as USQ Toowoomba are eligible to apply for a Post-Study Workstream visa for 3 years. Additionally, it is possible for them to apply for an additional two-year Second Post-Study Workstream visa, which is a total of five years of post-study working rights, thus serving as an exciting and beneficial opportunity for students.

We hope the aforementioned information helps you plan your journey to study in your favourite university like USQ. To know further details, contact AECC Global today!

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BlogSummary: Foundation programs are explained in detail in this blog. It provides essential information about what foundation programs entail and how they serve as a pathway to higher education.
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- Faq title: What subjects are covered in foundation programmes?, Faq Desc: Foundation programmes cover a range of subjects to provide a comprehensive education. Common subjects include mathematics, sciences (such as biology, chemistry, and physics), language and communication skills, and social sciences. The curriculum focuses on developing critical thinking, research skills, and a broad knowledge base.
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