CQUniversity Australia (CQU) Student Stories

This is an amazing community... Collectively we're all powerfully smart." I truly believe this too and am looking forward to working to the best of my ability to turn all of this into a reality.

I always desired to learn java programming language since it is not included in my undergraduate curriculum and i kept myself updated with the current technologies adopted these days, as far as my course is concerned i'm prepossessing satisfied with the content being delivered to the students. I hope it' will be great help for me in future.

I am learning so much about the varied subjects that sustainable tourism touches from economics to philosophy, from history to statistics but the most important thing I have learned so far is to question my reality.

And throughout this journey I have never forgotten the commitment and selflessness of the nursing staff who cared for me during my own health crisis.

I hope to do with my postgraduate qualification is to use my learning in regions and countries developing their tourism industry that produces significant impacts on natural resources, consumption patterns, pollution and social systems and that the needs for sustainable/responsible planning and management is imperative for the industry to survive as a whole.

Currently I hold a position in Regional Office as the region's coach to lift outcomes for students from Indigenous language backgrounds. I am a teacher.

I am a researcher conducting research mostly involving local communities and residents.

Having worked within the critical care area of nursing, I am excited to pursue this career path.

My long term goal is to prove to students and teachers that you do not have to fit into the "box" of the school system to be great.

The opportunity to access education and be inspired to learn should be available to everyone!

My chosen majors are two areas I see as imperative to be a good leader and manager.

I hope to help others whether it be nursing them back to health or giving that emotional support they need.