Alumni stories: S-U

As a former USQ international agent in India, Rani helped many prospective students apply for study at USQ. In 2006, Rani left her agent role to become a USQ student herself, joining students on the Toowoomba campus to complete her Masters studies.

After completing her Master of Business Administration degree, Rani joined the International Marketing and Recruitment team at USQ and is currently working in the International Admissions team as International Admissions Officer. She plans to develop her career in Australia. 

Anirudha works at the University of Technology in Sydney. He is responsible for the marketing and selection/allocations /recruitment activities related to full occupancy of UTS Student Residences.  He also manages the admission and re-admission to residence process and international settlement program.

Sumit is a Business Consultant at a human capital solutions firm - Uni Connect Pte Ltd located in Singapore.

Sumit found that he has become more confident and assertive after completing his postgraduate study with USQ. This confidence will only grow through the work experience that he gains.

Puwanesh works full time as an IT/Web Specialist at the Institute for Health Policy and a part-time lecturer for undergraduate students.

Christine is currently working with Toowoomba and Darling Downs Health Services as a Midwife. Prior to taking this job, Christine worked with several local rural hospitals. 

Since graduating from his MBA studies at USQ, Chandralal has been employed in numerous
senior positions such as CFO, COO and General Manager.     

Jo-Ann works at USQ Springfield campus as Communications Coordinator and is working on her first novel. She has a husband and two young sons who keep her very busy.

Since her graduation, Norlela has been enjoying her time working for the Brunei Economic Development Board, one of the leading economic development agencies for Brunei Darussalam. Norlela is now a part-time PhD student undertaking her PhD research in Economics at the Faculty of Business, Economics and Policy Studies of the University of Brunei Darussalam. 

Since graduation from USQ, Christian has furthered his studies in Fine Arts, completing a Masters at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. He was a Studio Artist at the Gertrude Street Contemporary Art Spaces 2006-2008 in Melbourne, and has recently completed a highly coveted international residency at DasArts Advanced studies for Performing Arts, in Amsterdam.

He will be the first Aboriginal person to attend Oxford University after recently being awarded the inaugural Charlie Perkins Scholarship for International post-graduate studies and will undertake a residency at Blast Theory Art Collective in the UK in August 2010. 

Ibrahim was appointed Deputy State Minister after returning home to Malaysia.