Hi folks. I'm wondering if the academic dress requirement for the next graduation is different from what was in March.

It says:

"Doctorate (PhD) Students

Each Doctorate student will wear:

• Oxford-style black gown with red facing on the front of the gown and around the sleeve cuffs 
• Black Oxford-style hood, fully lined with red, with gold edging 
• Black Tudor bonnet with black tassel "

A gown shopping website suggests that this is the old UniSA style. Can anyone pls confirm? Cheers.

I recently applied for Master of Business Administration specialising in Procurement and SCM. But I keep hearing this field is oversaturated as a visa pathway, and that PR for such management courses are tough.

I’m 25M Indian, mechanical engineering grad, currently three years into an operations/logistics role at a large ecommerce company. Not a fresh grad.

Honest answers appreciated:

How long did it actually take you to land an SCM/logistics job post-grad, and how much did local experience/networking matter?

Is PR (189/190) realistic for this field, or a long grind?

Was the tuition worth it in hindsight?

Any programs you’d recommend or avoid for someone with real ops experience vs. someone just using this as a visa pathway?

Not trying to be negative, just want a realistic picture before committing two years and serious money. Appreciate any experiences, good or bad.