I'm Luna and I’m studying a Master of Curating and Cultural Leadership at UNSW. I’ve been in Australia for a year, and while it still feels a bit unfamiliar, I enjoy the sense of curiosity it brings.
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🧑🎓 About Harrison Name/Nickname: Harrison University: University of Sydney Degree: Master of Linguistics Time in Sydney: 2 years Harrison is a postgraduate student at the University of Sydney, studying Applied Linguistics. He came to Australia with close friends, had support when he landed, and spoke fluent academic English. But when
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👨🎓 About Julian Name/Nickname: Julian University: University of Sydney Degree: Master of Public Health Time in Sydney: 3 years Julian has studied in China, Canada, and now Australia—an international journey that might seem impressive on paper, but he never defines himself by it. Currently pursuing a degree in public
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🧑🎓 About Jinghui Name/Nickname: Jinghui University: University of New South Wales (UNSW) Degree: Master of Curating&Cultural Leadership Time in Sydney: 1 year Jinghui is a postgraduate student at UNSW, studying Curating and Cultural Leadership. After realising his background in digital media didn’t suit him, Jinghui came to
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👩🎓 About Doris Name/Nickname: Doris University: University of New South Wales (UNSW) Degree: Master of Advertising&Public Relation Time in Sydney: 1 year Some international students arrive in Australia quietly—waiting, observing, afraid to say the wrong thing. Doris did the opposite. She walked into a store she liked
Job
You might have already submitted dozens of applications and heard nothing back. Or perhaps you haven’t applied at all, unsure whether you’re fully prepared. The reality is that most first jobs do not start with confidence. They start with clarity. With a direction. With the right tools. And
language
The real challenge with English starts after the language test is done. In class, things might seem okay, but outside the classroom, it often feels like a different language. People speak quickly, use slang, and bring in cultural references that don’t show up in textbooks. A simple question from
Australian Animals
In Australia, some wildlife doesn’t hide in national parks. It shows up on your balcony, screams outside your window at 6am, and sometimes tries to steal your chips at the beach. From curious cockatoos to the infamous "bin chicken", native animals are part of daily life here.
Culture
From immersive light installations to hyperreal sculpture, Sydney’s art scene in the second half of 2025 is nothing short of electric. With major institutions like the Art Gallery of NSW and MCA unveiling ambitious new seasons, and university galleries pushing conceptual boundaries, there’s something on offer for every
Culture
Sydney’s art scene is as diverse as the city itself , from waterfront museums to hidden studio spaces, it offers something for everyone. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a curious student, or just looking to understand Sydney’s culture through visual storytelling, this guide is your starting point.
Scams
It often begins with a phone call from an unknown number. The person claims they are from the consulate, the Australian Border Force, or the police. They speak your native language fluently. They know your name and other personal details. They say there’s a problem with your visa, or
Budgeting
For many international students, choosing where to live isn’t a one-time decision—it’s something we keep revisiting as our routines, needs, and understanding of the city evolve. This article helps you navigate that process through three key factors: distance, time, and cost. We’ll unpack different types of
Healthcare
Recent studies have shed light on the mental health concerns within this demographic. A systematic review published in the Journal of Mental Health in 2024 found that international students in Australia experience higher levels of psychological distress compared to domestic students. Additionally, factors such as loneliness, financial difficulties, and discrimination