Moving from Spain to Australia was quite the scene change—sunny beaches for study breaks? Yes, please. The locals are friendly, always ready to share a laugh or a surf tip. And the business courses here? Practical, with a side of real-world Aussie insights. Honestly, the best part might just be the BBQs... nothing like discussing market strategies over some grilled wonders.

From Congo to Australia, the transition was seamless, thanks to the welcoming locals and a strong international student community. Adapting to the cultural diversity was easy, and studying civil engineering has been rewarding. It's a field with high demand and good pay here, reflecting Australia's fair job market. This experience has not only been about academic growth but also about finding a promising career path.

Moving from India to Australia for my postgraduate in management was a big challenged I'm very happy I took. The first year has been a hurricane of new experiences. Initially staying in uni accommodation, I've now found a great group of friends, and we're moving into a house together! How exciting! Australia has captured my heart with its vibrant culture and endless opportunities. This huge move has been one of the best decisions of my life, and I can't wait to see what the future holds here.

From Brazil to Australia, my first year I started studying engineering, which wasn't quite right for me. Still, that year was enjoyable, filled with new experiences. Thankfully, switching to International Business was incredibly smooth,and myuniversity was very flexible about it and that's something for what I'm very grateful for. The sporty culture here is fantastic. I've bonded with friends over early morning runs, watching the sunrise. Now, we're gearing up for a 100km race. Even with the course change, Australia's been a unique and amazing journey.