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THEY enrolled in the same degree, found jobs at the same hospital and now have graduated together.
Andrew and Kirsten Beer have taken their âtil death do us part marital vows more seriously than most couples.
The Ipswich pair celebrated their graduation on Wednesday, after completing nursing degrees during the past four years.
âThis was a huge achievement for us,â Kirsten said.
Meeting in 2012 and marrying three years later, the couple enrolled in a bachelor of nursing at the University of Southern Queensland.
Although they began their studies at the same time, different pathways led them to university.
Online degrees piloted with Australian universities
Vietnam has embarked on a pilot project with five Australian universities to offer online and blended degree courses in partnership with Vietnamese universities, under a new directive allowing foreign providers to offer online courses.
This could open a new chapter for blended learning in transnational education where foreign universities offer their own degrees or joint degrees with local universities, experts say.
Vietnam is one of the first countries in Asia to officially allow online delivery of foreign degrees to students within the country, also known as transnational education or TNE, with other countries hesitant to change their regulations, fearing a pandora’s box of unrestricted and unmonitored ‘entry’ of foreign providers using the online space.