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27, Currie Street, 5000, Adelaide, Adelaide City Council, AU Australien
kontakte telefon: +61 8 8212 8111
webseite: www.aib.edu.au
größere karte und wegbeschreibungLatitude: -34.925029, Longitude: 138.5985455
Ben Makepeace
::Worst on-boarding and customer support of my life. Completely saddened by how much went wrong, and how much contradiction there was. A waste of two weeks of my life and I'm out. Sorry folks, I really hope this improves.
Y Ted Griffith
::Opens the door for those interested in learning more about business and gaining a practically useful qualification - especially where paying for personally and not a permanent resident.
Rishie Rattan
::after successfully completing all the courses that i was told that I needed to in order to graduate and I am literally one month away from graduating, I am now been told that that I have additional courses to do. This is absolute madness and I will not recommend this University to anyone. They are disorganized and unprofessional!
Amalia Stavreas
::They have been great. Others may not agree, but I have found Student Services to be extremely supportive. The academic staff are additionally supportive. I'm over halfway through my MBA and for the first time, I am genuinely enjoying my higher education experience. I studied at the University of Sydney for my undergrad and found the atmosphere was focused predominantly on theory, rather than practical application. As an adult studying a Masters degree, I wanted a more practical approach. I'm super happy with the AIB. The lecturers are fantastic. Some of the subjects are dryer than others, but it's a business degree. I would definitely sign up with the AIB again should they choose to expand their degrees on offer.
Mike Rowe
::Graduating in 2017; so far.. very impressed. They are who they say they are "a practical business school". If you are a traditional learner and benefit from lecture/classroom setting this is not the place for you. I can now see why their rankings/perception fluctuate so much. This is basically the independent study MBA, they provide the framework, access to academic principal, theory, business case studies and industry data for you to formulate what amounts to a mini-thesis on each subject and are marked fair but hard. You better have some new ideas, real world experience and argue your points very well if you want a good grade. You study one subject per month intensely. You have to craft a written assignment for every course and write a comprehensive exam pertaining to the subject. I would recommend for anyone wanting to pursue a MBA.