Monash vs Other Australian Business Schools | Which Actually Gets You Jobs?

A business degree in Australia can teach you marketing, management, global business and strategy. But can it actually help an international student build a successful career? In this episode of KapsTalks, Janvi shares the honest reality of studying business in Australia, from choosing the wrong subjects and adjusting to practical classroom learning to handling homesickness, budgeting, multicultural group projects and an extremely competitive graduate job market. Coming from a family business background, Janvi completed a Bachelor of Commerce, gained practical work experience and then moved to Australia to study business with a focus on international business. She explains why she chose Australia, what students actually learn inside a business degree, how university teaching differs from India and why work experience helped her understand the course more deeply. We also discuss: • How to choose the right business subjects • Why easier assessments are not always the smartest choice • Practical learning versus traditional theory • Multicultural group assignments and communication barriers • Internships and university career resources • Career options in marketing, sales, trade and supply chain • Whether business degrees provide a direct PR pathway • Why networking matters in the Australian job market • The reality of homesickness and financial independence • Skills international students should develop before arriving • Whether students should gain work experience before a master’s degree This conversation is for anyone considering a Master of Business, International Business, Marketing, Management or another business degree in Australia. It will also help current students and graduates who want to turn their education into practical career opportunities. A degree can open the door, but it will not walk you through it. Your communication, experience, networking and willingness to adapt will determine what happens next. What matters more for success in Australia: your degree, your experience or your network? Share your honest opinion in the comments. Subscribe to KapsTalks for real conversations about building successful careers, businesses and meaningful lives in Australia. Would you watch Part 2 about Janvi’s business journey, future expansion plans and lessons from growing up in a manufacturing family? Let us know below. Stay connected: 🧔🏻‍♂️ Instagram:   / kapslock_jpb   📸 Channel Instagram:   / kapslock_yt   💬 Telegram Group: https://t.me/+ILxKrxHyFPdlZTM1 🐦 Twitter/X:   / kapslock_jpb   👻 Snapchat:   / whaeo1ek   💼 LinkedIn:   / kapslock-yt-b5b4ab310   📘 Facebook:   / kapslockyt   🔥 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share if you found this helpful. Comment your doubts — I’ll reply to everyone! 00:00 - Introducing the guest and course overview 01:12 - Choosing international business and specialisation options 02:58 - University selection process and reasons for choosing Australia 05:33 - Course structure and subject selection advice 08:46 - Teaching style and practical learning approach 10:36 - Group projects and cross-cultural communication challenges 12:47 - Career scope and job market insights 14:44 - Networking strategies and professional environment 16:13 - Transition challenges and student life experiences 18:11 - Competitiveness and skills development for success 20:26 - Final advice and myth-busting about the course 24:35 - Rapid-fire questions and closing remarks 📌 Hashtags #MonashUniversity #MasterOfBusiness #InternationalBusiness #StudyInAustralia #InternationalStudents #UniversityReview #JobsInAustralia #AustraliaVisa #AustraliaPR #LifeInAustralia #KapsTalks #KapsLock 🎶Background Music Used: Song: Eztanza - Gonna Be Amazing Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music Link:    • Eztanza - Gonna Be Amazing (No Copyright M...   📌 Disclaimer "My videos are created solely for entertainment/educational purposes. I want to emphasise that I have no intention of offending or insulting anyone with the content presented in this video." ~ KapsLock