Volunteer at the Melbourne International Student Conference 2019
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A warm dumpling welcome for international students
Jason Hendriks documents a dumpling-filled weekend; spread with games, filled with like minded international students, and wrapped within the heart of Melbourne. Also featuring bubble tea, a ball pit and whole lot of useful information, read on!
How an international student helped Australia rebuild after bushfires
Following this scorching summer and many major fire scares, Samantha Chew interviews David Goei, an international student veteran who rolled up his sleeves to help rebuild after one of Victoria’s worst moments in history, Black Saturday.
Int’l students advised to get free measles vaccinations following reported measles case
Measles case puts international students at risk. For those who aren’t protected, free vaccinations may be available in Victoria. Samantha Chew reports.
Meld Hits Home Run Again: the 2018 Excellence in International Student Experience
Winning The Excellence in International Student Experience for a second time, the Meld team thanks the founding members, current team, contributors and readers for supporting.
Meet the 2018 winners of the Tertiary Scholarship Fund Awards
These students are not only high achieving but also give back to the community. Meet the winners of the 2018 Tertiary Scholarship Fund Awards.
Victorian International Education Awards 2018 Winners Announced
Meet the winners of the Victorian International Education Awards 2018. Jensen Ooi report.
Carlo and Carlos Meet, Click, Create, and Inspire
Two friends in a foreign country, same passion for travelling and how the idea of Friend Theory, a platform for all travelers came about.
“Sex, Study, Safety” : How peer-led programs champion sexual education
Co-design is crucial when developing programs and resources for specific groups. This is why, when creating the “Sex, Study, Safety
Job applications: Follow up or give up?
Often job applications are full of challenges and anxious waiting. Trinity College Foundation Studies students Misha Zahraa Mohamed Rozhan, Rachael Frederica Koh and Endrick Anthony Co Lim explain when to follow up or give up.
What to expect when seeing a doctor in Australia
Learn about what its like to see a doctor in Australia. It might be different from how it is in your home country! Trinity College Foundation Studies students Li Yi (Benjamin) and Sun Chunyu (Elina) has the details.
Take our safety quiz and win a $50 Coles gift voucher!
Based on our #ThinkSmartStaySafe coverage, we challenge you to use what you’ve learned and take our quiz! Get your friends to do it as well and learn what it takes to stay safe and the role of police in Melbourne.