Is the adult training and development major of Griffith University in Australia good?

My undergraduate major is conventionandeventmanagement. The key is to see what your life plan is. If you return to China, you should still have an advantage in finding a job, but don't imagine how high your salary will be. If you stay in Australia, this professional immigration is impossible, but if you want to stay in other areas, it should be no problem to find a job, especially in small cities. Speaking of Griffith, I live next to the Griffith Nathern campus now, and I don't think this school really works. . . . From the Gold Coast to Brisbane, there are 7 or 8 campuses with a large number of students, which is purely a place to cheat money by mixing diplomas. And its eventmanagement graduate student is said to be one year. This major focuses on practice. If you take a class in Griffith for one year, there will be no internship opportunities, and the course is fast and meaningless. You can check the employment rate ranking of tourism-related majors in Australia. Because I have been in the Gold Coast and Brisbane for a long time, if I had to recommend it, I would recommend southerncrossuniversity. Its eventmanagement was held in the Gold Coast for 1.5 years, with half a year's internship. However, there are many people on the Gold Coast, so it is hard to find an internship. However, its tourism management is in coffsharbor, which is also an internship for half a year. This is easy to find. As far as I know, as long as you put your heart into it, you can basically go to the hotel for an internship and stay at work. Of course, the school with higher scores is the University of Queensland. Although there is no internship, it is strictly recognized by both China and Australia. The disadvantage is that Brisbane's tourism industry is average, and there are many Chinese, so it is difficult to find a job (this is a problem in big cities in Australia, where there are many Chinese, so it is difficult to find a job and the salary is low, unless you jump out of this circle and don't associate with China people). Bond University, medium but expensive, is an aristocratic university in the eyes of Australians.