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How to Build a Career Before Graduation

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By Kate Millar
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A university degree is an important step on the path towards your future career. But did you know that employers today often look for more than a degree alone? That’s why The University of Queensland (UQ) goes further to offer students the opportunities, support and guidance they need to graduate job-ready. But how do you build your career while you study?
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The Brisbane Advantage: How Location Shapes Your Career Opportunities

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By Kate Millar
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Great weather, good vibes, friendly people – there are lots of things to consider when choosing a destination for your international study adventure. But did you know the place you choose could also impact your future career? At The University of Queensland (UQ), you don’t just get the benefit of studying at one of the world’s top 100 universities. We go above and beyond to make sure you get all the advantages you need to kick-start your future career.
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Ladies who launch: Aussie female founders who WFH

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By Kate Millar
| Information Age (ACS) Verified
Australian women founders are leading the work from home revolution. A report released in January found nearly 80 per cent of female founders choose to work from home, with many reporting launching a startup in part to access flexible work. Ahead of International Women’s Day on 8 March, Information Age speaks to some of these women to find out more about the work they do, the tech they use to run their businesses from home, and advice they have for other female founders.
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