$200 Food Voucher for International Students
City of Melbourne has partnered with Queen Victoria market (QVM) to provide assistance for International students buying essential groceries. 1000
Student Life
The Importance of Physical Distancing
Do you understand What Physical Distancing is? Clara Ho from Meld tells you What it is.
How to Look Professional During Your Online Tutorials
Now that everyone has online classes, how do you avoid embarrassing yourself in your video tute?
Covid-19: Your Mental Health is Just as Important
Ai Jia from Meld reminds everyone to check on their mental health during the outbreak and self isolation.
Covid-19 Outbreak: Universities in Victoria Take Classes Online
How are different Universities responding to the outbreak? Jensen Ooi writes whether your fellow students are taking the classes online or not.
Cambodian scholarship students thriving in Melbourne
What’s it like to be a sponsor child? International students from Cambodian Children’s Fund share their given opportunity at education and life. Faith Ang details their story.
Tertiary Scholarship Fund ’19 winners talk impact and change
Do you need to be Steve Jobs to make a difference? Hear from this year’s inspiring winners of the Tertiary Scholarship Fund about the impact they have. Samantha Chew reports.
What makes a Scholarship winner? Ji Song reflects on life after the TSF
In 2017 then RMIT University student Ji Song brought home $5000 in scholarship money awarded by the Tertiary Scholarship Fund. Now, he reflects on life after the scholarship.
How to apply for Masters as an international student
Jensen Ooi provides a comprehensive guide for international students looking to apply for a Masters Degree. Read on to ensure a smoother process.
Behind the fun: What it’s like to be part of a university club committee
Being a part of uni club committees can be demanding and stressful, despite this many still find it a worthy experience. Jensen Ooi, our resident club junkie explains how it was the highlight of his time in University.
Be you – Be Scene’s Closing Act: The Reality of Being An Int’l Student
Be You – Be Scene wraps up with its final performance that brought laughter and tears to the audience. Emily reports on their portrayal of international student life.
Be You – Be Scene: Helping international students speak out through theatre
Mental health has traditionally been stigmatised and seen as taboo but recently there has been a shift, more people are