Essay For Flinder's University

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First of all I would like to thanks for giving me a chance to write a few words on my prospect preferred program and projections. I have successfully done my Matriculation and FSC (Pre-Engineering) with a percentage of 73% and 70% respectively. I’m already studding in the University of Punjab Gujranwala Campus one of the top universities of Pakistan. I want to explore my knowledge and practical skills but research opportunities are very limited in Pakistan. Universities in Pakistan have limited financial resources so universities could not focus on research and practical work. There is no proper channel in Pakistan to polish the talent and skills of students. As Australian Universities are at the forefront in research and practical field, that’s why to enhance my knowledge and practical skills i have chosen to study in Australia. Australian Universities give extreme importance to practical and research work. During my Bachelor of commerce over the last two years, the high academic standards and outstanding course formation stirred my interest in the field of …show more content…

I want to go to Australia and get a degree in commerce from Flinders University which is not only recognized and also valued with the absolute surety of learning in a very practical and diverse educational environment. Work integrated learning is one of main reason of choosing Flinders University. Flinders University commerce courses offer a perfect combination of academic and career related activities which enhance students learning. Flinders University is helping students to make their dreams come true. I strongly believe that success comes after great efforts and hard work. If I’m provided with a chance to continue my studies at Flinders University, I would adore going ahead and dedicating myself to hard work and turn out to be a promising student and a successful

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