Dr. Sarah Kelly University of Queensland, Dir. MBA Program Part-1

Dr. Sarah Kelly is the Director of the MBA Program at the University of Queensland in Australia, where she is also a Senior Lecturer in Marketing. She spoke with braingainmag about what Australia has to offer a student looking to study for an MBA.

Up Your Game with an MBA from Australia

An MBA in Australia means not just only world class education but an endless choice of specialisations.

James Cook University launches brand new scholarship for Indian students

Australia’s James Cook University launches two programs with a scholarship scheme for Indian students.

Australia Making Visas More Attractive for International Students

The Australian government has announced a “broader, simpler, fairer” visa framework for international students. A move calculated to benefit all parties involved.

How to be a good architect - Q & A with Prof. Lochhead

BrainGain Magazine spoke to Prof. Helen Lochhhead, Dean of Faculty of Built Environment at University of New South Wales, Sydney, about how to choose a progamme, interdisciplinary learning, and faculty.

Australia showcases its best in the AIBX Study Australia Masterclass Series

A number of Australia’s best minds participated in the online series focused on Health, STEM, Management and Information Technology.

Make a Movie, Win a Trip to Australia

Australian Trade Commission’s video contest for Indian Schools to compete for study trip to Australia

Find out which city is perfect for you to study abroad

Whether it’s lolling about on Bondi beach in Sydney or chatting with your friends in a tea house in Seoul, this list of student cities will help you find your future academic home.

What can ANU do for you?

Professor Ian Young AO is the Vice-Chancellor of Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra. He is also the Director of Australia's prestigious Group of Eight (Go8) university coalition. Prof Young spoke to braingainmag.com in New Delhi about what a student can expect to get from attending ANU.

Students from Delhi, Nashik, and Noida win the Advance to Australia Video Competition

5 teams were declared the winners of the 2016-17 Advance to Australia Video Competition for high-school students on 10th April in New Delhi