One-Year MBA Programs in Oceania

Oceania is the most isolated continent in the world. Its geographical barrier made it the last to be discovered by Europeans. Due to this late discovery, the region became known as the "new world".

Formed by more than ten thousand islands, which are part of 14 countries, the continent owns the most spectacular landscapes in the world. Located in an area of ​​boundary between tectonic plates, Oceania has a very high seismic and volcanic activity - most of its islands are of volcanic formation, which contributed to the creation of such privileged scenarios.

Australia - Oceania's most developed country along with New Zealand - is home to the continent's largest and best-known cities, such as Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. The Great Barrier Reef, the largest coral reef in the world, is located along the northeast coast of the country. Local fauna is also a tourist attraction, which due to the geographical isolation is exclusive to the region. The kangaroo and the platypus are examples of the rare specimens found there.

If the preference of the tourist who wishes to travel to Oceania is for programs full of adrenaline, the best option is the tours offered by "neighboring" New Zealand. The country owns rivers, valleys, waterfalls and mountains that make the scene literally cinematic. Queenstown, one of the main cities in the country, is the world capital of extreme sports and offers rafting, snowboarding, canoeing, parachuting, bungee jumping, mountain biking, etc.

The set of islands scattered across the Pacific Oceania, in turn, is divided into three: Micronesia (small islands), Melanesia (black islands) and Polynesia (many islands). The latter concentrates most of the islands in Oceania.

The part corresponding to French Polynesia is also a mandatory stop for those wishing to travel to Oceania. They say there is no more romantic place in the world. There are 118 islands spread over 2.5 million square kilometers, of which only 4,000 are land. The turquoise sea of ​​the region is considered one of the best for diving. This is also where Bora-Bora is located, considered by many to be the most beautiful island in the world.

There are also eleven archipelago-states on the continent with small areas, of which the Federated States of Micronesia, Marshall Islands, Solomon Islands, Kiribati, Nauru, Palau, Samoa, Tonga and Tuvalu stand out. There are also the Republic of Vanuatu and the Fiji Islands, destinations that are much sought after by tourists for their lush landscapes, with beautiful beaches, typical of tropical paradises.