1.How did you choose your proposed course and institution?
Institutions are chosen firstly from the Participating institutions sheet provided by Australia awards, then selected by how each institution's intended program structure and contents are fitting in my study purpose. And chosen University of Wollongong's Master of Science (Supply Chain Management & Project Management) program to be 1st preference due to my intent of joining as local professional in activities that outlines and implements TR's medium and long term logistics strategic projects that aimed improving the copper concentrate logistics cost and diversifying its export market because currently TR has no scalable access to international markets and limited addressable market size ( 1 country only ).
Preferred the Australian institutions because the majority of expats of TR is an Australian and I expect it to be the same case in coming years and anticipates such academic background will enable me to be similarly educated and cultured, easier interacted and accepted in further interaction with my Australian colleagues.
Australian institutions were my choice
Institutions are chosen firstly from the Participating institutions sheet provided by Australia awards, then selected by how each institution's intended program structure and contents are fitting in my study purpose. And chosen University of Wollongong's Master of Science (Supply Chain Management & Project Management) program to be 1st preference due to my intent of joining as local professional in activities that outlines and implements TR's medium and long term logistics strategic projects that aimed improving the copper concentrate logistics cost and diversifying its export market because currently TR has no scalable access to international markets and limited addressable market size ( 1 country only ).
Preferred the Australian institutions because the majority of expats of TR is an Australian and I expect it to be the same case in coming years and anticipates such academic background will enable me to be similarly educated and cultured, easier interacted and accepted in further interaction with my Australian colleagues.