Can work integrated learning deliver employability? International post‐graduate accounting students

Can work integrated learning deliver employability? International post‐graduate accounting students

International students studying a Master of Professional Accountancy (MPA), or equivalent postgraduate degree in accounting, in Australia were designed to fill the skills shortage gap for accountants, but employability rates appear low at 25% compared to 75% for domestic graduates. University work i...

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