CQUniversity Rockhampton North — University in Rockhampton City

Reviews of CQUniversity Rockhampton North

• Seth

  Added 2016.02.05

  My husband's research work was highly progressive due to the facilities provided by the University's faculties and staffs who were highly cooperative . He had the opportunity to teach, and the students were very active.
• Eric

  Added 2015.09.11

  My husband, Khondaker Mizanur Rahman, was a visiting professor from September 2009 to March 2011. He was able to achieve his goal successfully.
• Alex

  Added 2015.06.23

  Our stay was unforgettable! We miss the campus and the city.
• Alyssa

  Added 2014.12.10

  the university which gives admissions for the students who will edit their certificates the worst university i have nrver seen
• Luis

  Added 2014.06.01

  If you wish to study Nursing, I would highly recommend that you choose a different University. CQUni changed the course program after being accredited from the Nursing and Midwifery board. This resulted in students receiving new study plans that were incorrect and were to the financial incentive of the institution. The Governance Department will not help and the Student Ombudsman will provide minimal assistance. Senior lecturers made promises in writing and then reverted their promises - which was of determent to my entire study program. The language used in emails from 'professionals' within the university is amusing, and is reflective of the quality of the individuals that are employed within the University. If you wish to study at a university where every semester minimal communication is provided to you, outrageous demand emails are sent your account, and administration attitude is of a laissez faire style is adapted - CQU is for you.....
• Joseph

  Added 2014.02.16

  Do not go. Maybe worth it if you are distance student but for on campus (internal) students wanting to study at the main campus in Rockhampton don't go. You will be pretty much online learning as a lot of the lecturers aren't even based in Rockhampton, I don't know how many courses actually do tutes, mine this semester only one out of my three does, and the lectures are only an hour too. Just simply not enough actual face time learning from experienced qualified academia's that you're meant to be paying so much money to learn from. CQU is definitely not up to standard. I'm definitely looking at changing.
• Mason

  Added 2013.10.19

  The uni advocates on line education and self directed learning and research for the programmes that is undertaken and all your assessments which basically means that you are on your own. When you ask for help you are directed to follow up by research. This does not help if you are feeling lost and overwhelmed and needing direction. I wish i have not bothered to upgrade my skills.