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Melbourne vs Sydney for Master's in Business Analytics

For overseas applicants targeting an Australian master’s degree in the high employability space of business analytics - Melbourne and Sydney both offer thriving tech ecosystems, high livability quotients and academic rigor making decisions tough!

Melbourne fosters more specializations like marketing analytics and research competencies given the city’s vibrant commercial sector covering banking, retail and advertising driving innovation. Sydney however hosts more top-tier global firms especially in management consulting, logistics and financial services which amplify graduate employment despite steep living costs.

While Melbourne nudges ahead for student experience thanks to art culture, festivals and global cuisine options relieving stress for internationals - Sydney delivers a glamorous beachside lifestyle alongside historic charm that post-grads rave over given the sunny openness year-round! 

Ultimately academic quality and practical exposure should guide selections from both destinations rather than experiences for career-minded applicants focused on long-term opportunities. Leverage university global alumni networks once done with strategic degrees giving you the flexibility to spread your wings across Australia’s economics powerhouses!

Posted By:

Aditi Borade, 4th year Barch,

Ls Raheja School of architecture 

Disclaimer: The perspectives shared in this blog are not intended to be prescriptive. They should act merely as viewpoints to aid overseas aspirants with helpful guidance. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research before availing the services of a consultant.

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Canada Loses 24,000 Jobs, But The Canadian Real Estate Industry Picks Up Over 30,000

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Still wondering if Canadian real estate is running the economy? Just look at the latest job numbers. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) numbers show a small uptick in unemployment, with 24,000 jobs lost in July. However, the weakness didn’t impact the real estate and construction industries. Both sectors are now at an all-time high for jobs, and added over 30,000 jobs to the economy last month.

Canada Loses Over 24,000 Jobs In JulyCanada lost a few thousand jobs last month, the second consecutive decline on a monthly basis. There were 19,030,000 employed across Canada in July, down 24,200 from the month before. This represents a 0.13% decline, but the number is still 1.89% higher than last year. Even though the country experienced job losses for the month, there’s still growth.

Canadian Unemployment RateThe percent of people actively in the Canadian workforce, that aren’t currently employed.

The rate of unemployment made a small uptick, after hitting a record low. The rate of unemployment hit 5.7% in July, up from a multi-decade low of 5.4% in May. This is the third consecutive monthly increase for the rate. The rate remains very low, however it hasn’t historically been able to hold this level for long. The trough, sometimes known as “peak employment,” is often considered unsustainable.

Notable losses occurred in Alberta, Ontario, and B.C, while Quebec saw a big increase in employment. Last month, Alberta lost 14,300 jobs, Ontario dropped 10,700 jobs, and British Columbia shed another 4,800. Quebec bucked the trend and added a massive 16,600 jobs during the same period.

Real Estate Sector Employment Rises To A New All-Time HighEmployment in the finance, insurance, and real estate (FIRE) sector moved to an all-time high.

 The FIRE sector employed 1,199,100 people in July, adding 5,400 people from the month before. The monthly increase is 0.45%, and the number of employees is up 1.58% from the same month last year. Even though the general economy shed jobs, this sector saw an increase. The year-over-year increase was still lighter than the general economy though.

Read More at   https://betterdwelling.com/canada-loses-24000-jobs-but-the-canadian-real-estate-industry-picks-up-over-30000/#_