 The Australian Industrial Systems Institute leads students to successful career pathways in many broad areas covered in the automotive industry, writes the institute's Chief Executive Officer, Roula Tsiolas.
The Australian Industrial Systems Institute (AISI) is a Registered Training Organisation offering high quality education of Australian Quality Framework and international standards, in a wide range of discipline areas, to students from all over the globe. The Australian Industrial Systems Institute (AISI), through its founders, has an established reputation for higher quality Australian education provision in a number of discipline areas.
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 At Deakin University, we recognise that studying at a postgraduate level is demanding for many professionals, not merely because of the level of study, but due to the many competing priorities such as financial, career or family commitments.
Deakin University External Postgraduate Courses provide an alternative to traditional approaches that is both cost-effective and self-contained. Deakin University continues to be at the forefront of the development of masters level courses, offering a streamlined, self-directed program that allows you to balance study and working life while achieving a qualification from a highly regarded Australian learning institution.
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 Academies Australasia colleges are all controlled and managed by Garratt's Limited - an Australian company that is listed on the Australian Stock Exchange and therefore subject to strict financial and reporting standards. The group has been operating for more than 101 years.
Academies Australasia is made up of seven colleges, six operating in Australia including two campuses in Sydney, one in Leura in the Blue Mountains and one in Barton in the Australian Capital Territory, and one college in Singapore.
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 The University of Sydney has a long term commitment towards China writes Professor John Hearn.
Two years on from China's masterful staging of the Olympic Games, the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai promises to be another dazzling global event.
For Australia, one of the biggest challenges at the Expo is to prove to the hosts that when it comes to ingenuity and innovation, we can match up to the world's best. And let's be under no illusions, this is no easy task. To many Chinese, America is the country you look to for innovation, while Australia is the country you look to for resources, for holidays, or for education.
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Victoria's participation at the Shanghai World Expo 2010 will be spearheaded during Victoria Week, running from May 17 to May 23 by three major trade missions showcasing the state's world-class capabilities in ICT, sustainable urban development and automotive.
As a Platinum Sponsor of the Australian pavilion, Victoria will have a strong presence throughout the six-month Expo and will highlight the state's strengths as a trade and investment partner with a program of high-level industry-focused events covering best practice in food and agribusiness, education, tourism, biotechnology, and energy. Victoria will also be represented by a diverse cultural program.
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