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Your Journey to Monash is dedicated to sharing the real life experiences of senior international students studying at Monash University. Hear from a diverse mix of students and guests as they discuss important issues involving pre-arrival, arrival, visas, homesickness, making friends, improving your English and more. The podcast series is about gaining an understanding of what studying abroad may be like and to help you be as prepared as possible.
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Let's talk about sex!
As an international student, moving to Australia can be challenging but also exciting. Many people have sex and enjoy having sex. But it may be tricky to talk about and find help for your sexual health in a new country. This podcast contains 3 parts. In part 1, we talk about masturbation and self-pleasure. In part 2, we talk about having safe and enjoyable sex and sexual health services in Australia. In part 3, we talk about contraception and abortion. Resources and services that were mentioned and used to make this podcast are all found below. This podcast is a conversation by students, for students. It’s not professional medical or legal advice, and it does not represent the views of Monash University.
Sexual health resources & services: Monash University Health Service at Caulfield, Clayton and Peninsula campuses. Caulfield Campus Clinic offers free 15-minute health check for international students (https://www.monash.edu/health/medical-services) Family Planning Victoria: 1800 013 952 (www.fpv.org.au/) Melbourne Sexual Health Centre: (03) 9341 6200 (www.mshc.org.au/Home/tabid/1077/Default.aspx) Thorne Harbour Health Centre Clinic is a queer friendly Clinic. (03) 9525 5866 (https://thorneharbour.org/lgbti-health/centre-clinic/) Marie Stope's telehealth service: 1300 863 546 Life Line: 13 11 146 I had one too: https://ihadonetoo.com.au/ 1800 My Options: 1800 696 784 Monash Pharmacy: located at the Campus Centre, Clayton Campus
Resources in other languages and in plain English: Plain English Fact Sheets (www.fpv.org.au/resources/easy-english) Sexual health fact sheets in other languages (www.fpnsw.org.au/health-information/individuals/non-english-speaking/fact-sheets-community-languages) Health Translations (www.healthtranslations.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcht.nsf) Interpreters in Victoria (www.1800myoptions.org.au/)
Resources used to develop this podcast:
Martin F, Qin C, Douglass C, Lim M, El-Hayek C. 2019. Intimate attitudes, knowledges and practices: Chinese-speaking international students in Australia, The University of Melbourne and The Burnet Institute, Melbourne, Australia.
Reeders, D. (2011) Responding to Diversity: Meeting the Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs of International Students. Melbourne: Centre for Culture, Ethnicity & Health.
The University of British Columbia. ‘Sex and sexual health’. Retrieved from: https://students.ubc.ca/health/health-topics/sex-sexual-health
Credits
Speakers: Kanwal Saleem (Centre for Culture Ethnicity and Health), Shu Kwan Fung, Hui Dong, Sasha Hermosa, Ridmi Dolamulla
Producers: Sasha Hermosa, Ridmi Dolamulla, Fiona Marshall (Respectful Communities, Monash University)
Sound: Thomas Lidgerwood (Radio Monash)
Music: Bensound.com, song: Funky element
Let's talk about sex!
As an international student, moving to Australia can be challenging but also exciting. Many people have sex and enjoy having sex. But it may be tricky to talk about and find help for your sexual health in a new country. This podcast contains 3 parts. In part 1, we talk about masturbation and self-pleasure. In part 2, we talk about having safe and enjoyable sex and sexual health services in Australia. In part 3, we talk about contraception and abortion. Resources and services that were mentioned and used to make this podcast are all found below. This podcast is a conversation by students, for students. It’s not professional medical or legal advice, and it does not represent the views of Monash University.
Sexual health resources & services: Monash University Health Service at Caulfield, Clayton and Peninsula campuses. Caulfield Campus Clinic offers free 15-minute health check for international students (https://www.monash.edu/health/medical-services) Family Planning Victoria: 1800 013 952 (www.fpv.org.au/) Melbourne Sexual Health Centre: (03) 9341 6200 (www.mshc.org.au/Home/tabid/1077/Default.aspx) Thorne Harbour Health Centre Clinic is a queer friendly Clinic. (03) 9525 5866 (https://thorneharbour.org/lgbti-health/centre-clinic/) Marie Stope's telehealth service: 1300 863 546 Life Line: 13 11 146 I had one too: https://ihadonetoo.com.au/ 1800 My Options: 1800 696 784 Monash Pharmacy: located at the Campus Centre, Clayton Campus
Resources in other languages and in plain English: Plain English Fact Sheets (www.fpv.org.au/resources/easy-english) Sexual health fact sheets in other languages (www.fpnsw.org.au/health-information/individuals/non-english-speaking/fact-sheets-community-languages) Health Translations (www.healthtranslations.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcht.nsf) Interpreters in Victoria (www.1800myoptions.org.au/)
Resources used to develop this podcast:
Martin F, Qin C, Douglass C, Lim M, El-Hayek C. 2019. Intimate attitudes, knowledges and practices: Chinese-speaking international students in Australia, The University of Melbourne and The Burnet Institute, Melbourne, Australia.
Reeders, D. (2011) Responding to Diversity: Meeting the Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs of International Students. Melbourne: Centre for Culture, Ethnicity & Health.
The University of British Columbia. ‘Sex and sexual health’. Retrieved from: https://students.ubc.ca/health/health-topics/sex-sexual-health
Credits
Speakers: Kanwal Saleem (Centre for Culture Ethnicity and Health), Shu Kwan Fung, Hui Dong, Sasha Hermosa, Ridmi Dolamulla
Producers: Sasha Hermosa, Ridmi Dolamulla, Fiona Marshall (Respectful Communities, Monash University)
Sound: Thomas Lidgerwood (Radio Monash)
Music: Bensound.com, song: Funky element
Let's talk about sex!
As an international student, moving to Australia can be challenging but also exciting. Many people have sex and enjoy having sex. But it may be tricky to talk about and find help for your sexual health in a new country. This podcast contains 3 parts. In part 1, we talk about masturbation and self-pleasure. In part 2, we talk about having safe and enjoyable sex and sexual health services in Australia. In part 3, we talk about contraception and abortion. Resources and services that were mentioned and used to make this podcast are all found below. This podcast is a conversation by students, for students. It’s not professional medical or legal advice, and it does not represent the views of Monash University.
Sexual health resources & services: Monash University Health Service at Caulfield, Clayton and Peninsula campuses. Caulfield Campus Clinic offers free 15-minute health check for international students (https://www.monash.edu/health/medical-services) Family Planning Victoria: 1800 013 952 (www.fpv.org.au/) Melbourne Sexual Health Centre: (03) 9341 6200 (www.mshc.org.au/Home/tabid/1077/Default.aspx) Thorne Harbour Health Centre Clinic is a queer friendly Clinic. (03) 9525 5866 (https://thorneharbour.org/lgbti-health/centre-clinic/) Marie Stope's telehealth service: 1300 863 546 Life Line: 13 11 146 I had one too: https://ihadonetoo.com.au/ 1800 My Options: 1800 696 784 Monash Pharmacy: located at the Campus Centre, Clayton Campus
Resources in other languages and in plain English: Plain English Fact Sheets (www.fpv.org.au/resources/easy-english) Sexual health fact sheets in other languages (www.fpnsw.org.au/health-information/individuals/non-english-speaking/fact-sheets-community-languages) Health Translations (www.healthtranslations.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcht.nsf) Interpreters in Victoria (www.1800myoptions.org.au/)
Resources used to develop this podcast:
Martin F, Qin C, Douglass C, Lim M, El-Hayek C. 2019. Intimate attitudes, knowledges and practices: Chinese-speaking international students in Australia, The University of Melbourne and The Burnet Institute, Melbourne, Australia.
Reeders, D. (2011) Responding to Diversity: Meeting the Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs of International Students. Melbourne: Centre for Culture, Ethnicity & Health.
The University of British Columbia. ‘Sex and sexual health’. Retrieved from: https://students.ubc.ca/health/health-topics/sex-sexual-health
Credits
Speakers: Kanwal Saleem (Centre for Culture Ethnicity and Health), Shu Kwan Fung, Hui Dong, Sasha Hermosa, Ridmi Dolamulla
Producers: Sasha Hermosa, Ridmi Dolamulla, Fiona Marshall (Respectful Communities, Monash University)
Sound: Thomas Lidgerwood (Radio Monash)
Music: Bensound.com, song: Funky element
Current Monash Student Gina interviewed Monash academics SUSIE HO from the Faculty of Science, and PIETER VAN DIJK from the Faculty of Business, asking questions like what online systems are used at Monash, how to submit an assignment, and where to get assessment help.
In Australia, we have a fondness for slang and acronyms that might be confusing initially to international students and newcomers. The LGBTQIA+ acronym (also known as the queer or rainbow community) represents the diverse and vibrant community of those with different sexual orientations, gender identities and sexes. In these episodes, Andrea, Joy and Budi discuss the basic terms you might come across in Australia (Part 1), and their experiences with services for LGBTQIA+ international students on campus and off campus (Part 2). For links to mentioned services, check out the podcast page on the Monash website: https://www.monash.edu/students/international/podcasts
In Australia, we have a fondness for slang and acronyms that might be confusing initially to international students and newcomers. The LGBTQIA+ acronym (also known as the queer or rainbow community) represents the diverse and vibrant community of those with different sexual orientations, gender identities and sexes. In these episodes, Andrea, Joy and Budi discuss the basic terms you might come across in Australia (Part 1), and their experiences with services for LGBTQIA+ international students on campus and off campus (Part 2). For links to mentioned services, check out the podcast page on the Monash website: https://www.monash.edu/students/international/podcasts
Ever felt like Australia seems so far away from home, with the food not quite tasting like your traditional home towns dumplings, or Chinese New Year not quite feeling the same without your family there to celebrate. Join Hui, Audrey , Zaria, and your host Roham Hosseini, as they discuss the ways to overcome the feeling of homesickness, and how to stop yourself ever feeling that way in the first place.
This is a special playlist for international students with children. Mursha, Roxana, Iwan and Neeti share heaps of useful tips on studying while supporting a family. We also welcome two guests onto the podcast – Kylie from Monash’s International Student Engagement team, who explains a few of the finer points around taking care of children in Australia; and Kristine from Monash Residential Services’ Off-campus Accommodation team, who chats to us about what international families should consider before they start renting in Melbourne.
This playlist is split up into four parts: PART 1: - Intro and meet our guests PART 2: - 0:00 – 5:01: Costs of supporting a family - 5:01 – 9:42: Health care - 9:42 – 10:50: Second-hand shopping in Australia - 10:50 – 18:56: Emotions you may deal with and where to get support PART 3: - 0:00 – 3:29: Organising visas - 3:29 – 6:28: Kylie explains child care and day care in Australia - 6:28 – 7:15: Immunisation requirements - 7:15 – 8:01: Kindergarten - 8:01 – 8:21: Children’s services at local councils - 8:21 – 14:08 School PART 4: - 0:00 – 8:05: Kristine’s tips on finding accommodation for your family - 8:05 – 10:42: Advice on caring for children while studying - 10:42 – 16:05: Working when you have a family - 16:05 – 17:00: Outro
Useful links: - www.ptv.vic.gov.au/ – public transport in Victoria - www.monash.edu/health/medical-se…ices/appointments – medical appointments and health services at Monash - www.education.vic.gov.au/childhood/pr…dhealth.aspx – Maternal and child health services available from local councils - www.monashlink.org.au/about/ – Link Health and Community services - www.monash.edu/health/counselling – counselling at Monash - www.monash.edu/students/associations/student – Monash student associations - www.monash.edu/sport – Monash Sport - www.homeaffairs.gov.au/trav/stud – student visas - www.mychild.gov.au/ – more information about child care - www2.health.vic.gov.au/public-health…o-jab-no-play; www2.health.vic.gov.au/public-health…-requirements – immunisation requirements for children - www.monash.edu/accommodation/acc…ff-campus-options – Monash Off-campus Accommodation Services - www.monash.edu/accommodation/acc…ons/renting-costs – renting costs in Melbourne - www.fairwork.gov.au/ – your work rights - www.monash.edu/about/diversity-inclusion – Monash Diversity and Inclusion - www.monash.edu/childcare/parenting-rooms – parenting rooms on campus - www.monash.edu/connect – contact Monash Connect with any extra questions you have
This is a special playlist for international students with children. Mursha, Roxana, Iwan and Neeti share heaps of useful tips on studying while supporting a family. We also welcome two guests onto the podcast – Kylie from Monash’s International Student Engagement team, who explains a few of the finer points around taking care of children in Australia; and Kristine from Monash Residential Services’ Off-campus Accommodation team, who chats to us about what international families should consider before they start renting in Melbourne.
This playlist is split up into four parts: PART 1: - Intro and meet our guests PART 2: - 0:00 – 5:01: Costs of supporting a family - 5:01 – 9:42: Health care - 9:42 – 10:50: Second-hand shopping in Australia - 10:50 – 18:56: Emotions you may deal with and where to get support PART 3: - 0:00 – 3:29: Organising visas - 3:29 – 6:28: Kylie explains child care and day care in Australia - 6:28 – 7:15: Immunisation requirements - 7:15 – 8:01: Kindergarten - 8:01 – 8:21: Children’s services at local councils - 8:21 – 14:08 School PART 4: - 0:00 – 8:05: Kristine’s tips on finding accommodation for your family - 8:05 – 10:42: Advice on caring for children while studying - 10:42 – 16:05: Working when you have a family - 16:05 – 17:00: Outro
Useful links: - https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/ – public transport in Victoria - https://www.monash.edu/health/medical-services/appointments – medical appointments and health services at Monash - https://www.education.vic.gov.au/childhood/professionals/health/Pages/maternalchildhealth.aspx – Maternal and child health services available from local councils - http://www.monashlink.org.au/about/ – Link Health and Community services - https://www.monash.edu/health/counselling – counselling at Monash - https://www.monash.edu/students/associations/student – Monash student associations - https://www.monash.edu/sport – Monash Sport - https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/trav/stud – student visas - https://www.mychild.gov.au/ – more information about child care - https://www2.health.vic.gov.au/public-health/immunisation/vaccination-children/no-jab-no-play; https://www2.health.vic.gov.au/public-health/immunisation/vaccination-children/primary-school-immunisation-requirements – immunisation requirements for children - https://www.monash.edu/accommodation/accommodation/off-campus-options – Monash Off-campus Accommodation Services - https://www.monash.edu/accommodation/accommodation/off-campus-options/renting-costs – renting costs in Melbourne - https://www.fairwork.gov.au/ – your work rights - https://www.monash.edu/about/diversity-inclusion – Monash Diversity and Inclusion - https://www.monash.edu/childcare/parenting-rooms – parenting rooms on campus - https://www.monash.edu/connect – contact Monash Connect with any extra questions you have
This is a special playlist for international students with children. Mursha, Roxana, Iwan and Neeti share heaps of useful tips on studying while supporting a family. We also welcome two guests onto the podcast – Kylie from Monash’s International Student Engagement team, who explains a few of the finer points around taking care of children in Australia; and Kristine from Monash Residential Services’ Off-campus Accommodation team, who chats to us about what international families should consider before they start renting in Melbourne.
This playlist is split up into four parts: PART 1: - Intro and meet our guests PART 2: - 0:00 – 5:01: Costs of supporting a family - 5:01 – 9:42: Health care - 9:42 – 10:50: Second-hand shopping in Australia - 10:50 – 18:56: Emotions you may deal with and where to get support PART 3: - 0:00 – 3:29: Organising visas - 3:29 – 6:28: Kylie explains child care and day care in Australia - 6:28 – 7:15: Immunisation requirements - 7:15 – 8:01: Kindergarten - 8:01 – 8:21: Children’s services at local councils - 8:21 – 14:08 School PART 4: - 0:00 – 8:05: Kristine’s tips on finding accommodation for your family - 8:05 – 10:42: Advice on caring for children while studying - 10:42 – 16:05: Working when you have a family - 16:05 – 17:00: Outro
Useful links: - https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/ – public transport in Victoria - https://www.monash.edu/health/medical-services/appointments – medical appointments and health services at Monash - https://www.education.vic.gov.au/childhood/professionals/health/Pages/maternalchildhealth.aspx – Maternal and child health services available from local councils - http://www.monashlink.org.au/about/ – Link Health and Community services - https://www.monash.edu/health/counselling – counselling at Monash - https://www.monash.edu/students/associations/student – Monash student associations - https://www.monash.edu/sport – Monash Sport - https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/trav/stud – student visas - https://www.mychild.gov.au/ – more information about child care - https://www2.health.vic.gov.au/public-health/immunisation/vaccination-children/no-jab-no-play; https://www2.health.vic.gov.au/public-health/immunisation/vaccination-children/primary-school-immunisation-requirements – immunisation requirements for children - https://www.monash.edu/accommodation/accommodation/off-campus-options – Monash Off-campus Accommodation Services - https://www.monash.edu/accommodation/accommodation/off-campus-options/renting-costs – renting costs in Melbourne - https://www.fairwork.gov.au/ – your work rights - https://www.monash.edu/about/diversity-inclusion – Monash Diversity and Inclusion - https://www.monash.edu/childcare/parenting-rooms – parenting rooms on campus - https://www.monash.edu/connect – contact Monash Connect with any extra questions you have
This is a special playlist for international students with children. Mursha, Roxana, Iwan and Neeti share heaps of useful tips on studying while supporting a family. We also welcome two guests onto the podcast – Kylie from Monash’s International Student Engagement team, who explains a few of the finer points around taking care of children in Australia; and Kristine from Monash Residential Services’ Off-campus Accommodation team, who chats to us about what international families should consider before they start renting in Melbourne.
This playlist is split up into four parts: PART 1: - Intro and meet our guests PART 2: - 0:00 – 5:01: Costs of supporting a family - 5:01 – 9:42: Health care - 9:42 – 10:50: Second-hand shopping in Australia - 10:50 – 18:56: Emotions you may deal with and where to get support PART 3: - 0:00 – 3:29: Organising visas - 3:29 – 6:28: Kylie explains child care and day care in Australia - 6:28 – 7:15: Immunisation requirements - 7:15 – 8:01: Kindergarten - 8:01 – 8:21: Children’s services at local councils - 8:21 – 14:08 School PART 4: - 0:00 – 8:05: Kristine’s tips on finding accommodation for your family - 8:05 – 10:42: Advice on caring for children while studying - 10:42 – 16:05: Working when you have a family - 16:05 – 17:00: Outro
Useful links: - https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/ – public transport in Victoria - https://www.monash.edu/health/medical-services/appointments – medical appointments and health services at Monash - https://www.education.vic.gov.au/childhood/professionals/health/Pages/maternalchildhealth.aspx – Maternal and child health services available from local councils - http://www.monashlink.org.au/about/ – Link Health and Community services - https://www.monash.edu/health/counselling – counselling at Monash - https://www.monash.edu/students/associations/student – Monash student associations - https://www.monash.edu/sport – Monash Sport - https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/trav/stud – student visas - https://www.mychild.gov.au/ – more information about child care - https://www2.health.vic.gov.au/public-health/immunisation/vaccination-children/no-jab-no-play; https://www2.health.vic.gov.au/public-health/immunisation/vaccination-children/primary-school-immunisation-requirements – immunisation requirements for children - https://www.monash.edu/accommodation/accommodation/off-campus-options – Monash Off-campus Accommodation Services - https://www.monash.edu/accommodation/accommodation/off-campus-options/renting-costs – renting costs in Melbourne - https://www.fairwork.gov.au/ – your work rights - https://www.monash.edu/about/diversity-inclusion – Monash Diversity and Inclusion - https://www.monash.edu/childcare/parenting-rooms – parenting rooms on campus - https://www.monash.edu/connect – contact Monash Connect with any extra questions you have
What’s the reason most of us go to uni? To get an awesome job! In this podcast, Chan, Hui (aka Ruby) and Roham explain how you can find a part-time job to help you pay for your studies, as well as how to make yourself more employable when you graduate. Tune in to hear about the best working, volunteering and networking opportunities that will help you stand out from the crowd and land your dream job. Make sure to check out Monash’s Career Connect web page for even more opportunities!
Moving to a new country with an unfamiliar culture can be overwhelming at times. It’s not just Vegemite and barbecues you’re going to have to get used to, but also Aussie slang, the rules of etiquette, culture shock and more. In this podcast, Maisarah, Hui (aka Ruby), Chan and Audrey share how they adapted to living in Australia while staying connected with their own cultures. Tune in to discover how you can best experience the unique way of life down under while you study here!
Universities are different all across the world, and Monash is no exception. In this podcast, Audrey, Zaria and Roham chat about how they adapted to studying in Australia. We tell you about some unique things about studying at Monash, including how hard assignments are, what sort of study resources are available to you and whether you can get away with wearing pyjamas to class. Make sure you check out Monash’s Study Resources web page for some super useful links.
As an international student coming to Melbourne, you have heaps of different types of accommodation available, from on-campus studio apartments to share houses in the suburbs of Melbourne. It can be pretty hard to pick which one is right for you! In this podcast, Chan, Zaria and Audrey talk about their experiences finding somewhere to live. We tell you what it’s like living both on- and off-campus, what to look for in a house and how much it might cost. Don’t forget to check out Monash Residential Services website for any extra information you might need!
The thought of flying away from your home country and landing somewhere thousands of kilometres away with weird animals like kangaroos, koalas and wombats can be pretty scary. In this podcast, Hui (aka Ruby), Chan, Audrey and Maisarah talk about their first week in Australia. We tell you what airport customs is like, how to get to where you’re staying, how to set up a bank account and how to cope with arriving in a new place. Tune in to discover the best way to spend your first few days in Melbourne!
*Please note Monash's free airport pickup service is currently only offered from Melbourne Airport in Tullamarine and not from Avalon Airport. Please check this web page for current information about the service - https://www.monash.edu/study/how-to-apply/international-student-applications/preparing-to-arrive/book-your-airport-reception
Orientation Week often ranks high on the ‘memorable university experience’ scoreboard for students. It is your first opportunity to meet like-minded individuals and get involved in different clubs and societies! Chan, Audrey, Avinash and Roham share their favourite parts of Orientation Week, the must see's and must do’s. Start your semester on a high and get ready to embark on an exciting university adventure!
Moving house can be pretty stressful, let alone moving to a whole new country to study! In this podcast, Chan and Avinash chat about their experiences preparing to leave their home countries. We also share our best tips for sorting out your visa, budgeting, packing your suitcase and mentally preparing yourself for leaving home. Tune in to learn about the most important tasks you have to tick off before you depart your home country and come to Monash!
There are so many opportunities as a student at Monash, but why not explore a little further around Melbourne? In this podcast, Chan and Carmen share with us their top picks on travel destinations in Australia, the benefits of travelling and some student clubs at Monash that offer travel opportunities alongside other Monash students! If you love travelling, this episode is for you!
Today, our podcast is all about FOOD! If you miss food from your home country or are looking for recommended eateries and places to get groceries, you’re at the right place. From cheap eats on campus to the best coffee spots and healthy food alternatives, this podcast is all about the vibrant food scene at Monash!
Language is our primary source of communication. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, 72.7% of people speak only English in Australia, which shows just how important English language is! Join Chan, Carmen, Zaria and Alan as we share practical advice on how you can improve your conversational and written English, as well as make the most of the English language programs that Monash offers!
Maintaining a budget while studying abroad can be challenging for international students, particularly when in a new and unfamiliar country. From tuition fees, rent payments and utility bills to transportation costs, groceries and overseas health insurance, these can all add up to a hefty sum. It is important to plan out your budget based on your income and expenses, so listen to this episode as we share some of our valuable experience and money saving tips!
Mental health includes our emotional, psychological and social well-being. In this episode, Carmen interviews senior international students to talk about the importance of mental health. We suggest ways to open up and talk about mental health, coping mechanisms, as well as how to offer necessary support to those going through a tough time.
The buzz of Orientation Week is over and you’re gradually settling into your new life as a student. In this podcast, Chan, Alan and Joyce talk about learning in a new academic culture, effective time management strategies and the types of study resources they commonly use. Tune in to this episode to learn more about coping with study demands and striking a good balance between academic workload and other commitments.
Making the decision to leave the comfort of home and study abroad in a foreign land can be daunting for international students. In this podcast, we hear the joys and challenges of university life from five senior international students at Monash. We share everything from how to make friends to the array of opportunities available and our favourite activities on campus. If you want to make the best of your university years at Monash, this is your go-to episode!
Your Journey to Monash is dedicated to sharing the real life experiences of senior international students studying at Monash University. Hear from a diverse mix of students and guests discuss important issues involving pre-arrival, arrival, visas, homesickness, making friends, improving your English and more.
Your Journey to Monash is about gaining an understanding of what studying abroad may be like and to help you be as prepared as possible.