La Trobe University: Global, National, and Subject-wise Rankings 2021

Placement:

Australia is hard to find a job because of its small population and small country. Most of the jobs prefer Australian citizenship which is why it is difficult for any fresher to get a job after the course. You have to build your own network inside the college in order to get a job, which was really hard for me to say personally. Because building a network with people who can help me get a job is really difficult for me in places like Australia. You must be very good at networking.

Internship:

No, there were some personal issues and pandemic was running when i was graduating . So it was so hard to get any, no universities will offer any placements , all we have to do is to search and apply.

Placement:

I am still in Semester 1, so can't really comment on this but it's great according to the course handbook

Internship:

No, not yet.

Placement:

At La Trobe, students interested in research are encouraged to pursue it. They are supported and provided with all the needed guidance. There is not much information on the success of international students in the placement process at the University. However, there is a career advantage program designed for all the students, and it has a very impactful outcomes.

I am very passionate about studying Human Resources. I spent significant amount time to research the courses and subjects designed by the universities. I was impressed with the range of topics covered in Human Resource in my current program at La Trobe University. I preferred La Trobe over the other Universities specifically because of the course, Master of Management - Human Resource Management.

Placement:

They are plenty of opportunities but as I am a first year I have not yet taken them. I know La Trobe have a career lounge to discuss future jobs and I definitely will be applying to the program which involves shadowing a politician for a month

Internship:

Yes but I have not been on one. I know there are opportunities locally in businesses as well as state and nationally. Also if you find an internship yourself the careers people can assist you in applying for it

Placement:

Fair. The placements and job opportunities in my institute, LA Trobe University does have placements and job opportunities. It's fair enough not Great.

Internship:

Yes, my institute does provide an internship and the best spends. The stipend is four thousand and five hundred dollars. In Australian dollars. Subprime mortgages comp tickets are available for remote playback.

Because it was the only university that had the specific course I wanted to do, I was looking around but no other university offered a course like this and also because this university is big.

La Trobe University offers the variety of courses I wanted, it is also relatively close to my home town which is around about 3 hours away, meaning I can still keep in contact with my family and catch up with them on weekends.

Placement:

The job opportunities after my course are very good in Australia as we have a lot of farmland with farm animals to be looked after. However, if you want a more interesting job/animal it is a bit harder to find.

Internship:

I have not yet taken place in my university's work placement subject, but the experience so far has been smooth with the paperwork and the set up of the work placements, as there have been two held seminars just for preparation.

Placement:

Self placement, effort need to made by self. But college projects give sufficient exposure. Also the career hub helps with this.

Internship:

no

Placement:

They don’t offer campus placements, however university will provide multiple opportunities to network and increase your reach out there. Its a slow process but one has to proactive throughout this journey, you will definitely find jobs later on.

Internship:

Yes, my university was part of some study Melbourne group where the government offers internship for students from various colleges for 2 months.