Sydney my home! Vivid Light Festival 2014 at Darling Harbour Hi I’m Jasmine, currently in my penultimate year studying a Bachelor of Commerce / Arts at the University of New South...
Foundation: I go by the name Emma and have just had my 22nd birthday. I come from the land really far down under aka NZ and I am an Architecture student...
Apparently lots of good stuff can happen outside your comfort zone – learning, living, discovering etc. Going to a country to which I’ve never been, where they speak a language...
My name is Phoebe Gunputh and I am a recent Masters graduate. I studied my undergraduate degree in Law at the University of Sussex in my home town of Brighton...
My favourite thing in the world: sitting alone in a café, sipping on a cappuccino in the cold, rainy weather. Where better to experience this than in London, where the...
This was it – months of planning and anticipation have led to these short weeks in Shanghai. My first day was overwhelmed by the colours, the skyscrapers, and the sheer...
Since Hong Kong is an easy place to live, settling down has been extremely! The accommodation is way better than I had hoped for so even if I am just...
Despite being part of the European Union, the UK hasn’t adopted the euro. Instead, Londoners use pounds. Currency in London is fairly simple – 100 pence per pound (or pound...
Despite being part of the European Union, the UK hasn’t adopted the euro. Instead, Londoners use pounds. Currency in London is fairly simple – 100 pence per pound (or pound sterling). However, if you want to sound like a local, instead of pence, you could say “pee,” and instead of pounds, you could say “quid.” Also, a five-pound note is called a “fiver” while a ten-pound note is called a “tenner.” Congratulations – you’re now well versed in London’s currency talk.
My name is Chris and I am a current student studying a Bachelor of Commerce and Engineering at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. I am planning to do a month-long...
In the past, I have transferred at the Hong Kong airport many times but never stayed. So when I was on my flight from Sydney to Hong Kong for my...
My name is Frederico Braga and I am Portuguese economics’ student, doing my undergraduate in Nova School of Business and Economics (NovaSBE), Lisbon. Since the end of August, I have...
Fact: The only reason I am excited to travel to Shanghai, China is because of dumplings, that’s right food. I’m sure people would agree with me on that point. Just...
London, like all other fantastic, bustling cities has three main methods of transportation: taxi, the Tube (its metro system), and those famous double decker buses. At first, navigating London may...
London, like all other fantastic, bustling cities has three main methods of transportation: taxi, the Tube (its metro system), and those famous double decker buses. At first, navigating London may be a bit scary and imposing, but in a short span of time, you’re bound to get familiar with the city and how to get to your internship in London.
The prospect of being able to live and work abroad really excites me because I like to push myself outside of my comfort zone. I’ve been accepted to complete a...
A couple of days ago I opened up an email from Absolute Internship which contained details about the business I would be working for in [caption id="attachment_5762" align="alignright" width="300"] This is...
Before I delve into this post, I’d like to confess that this will not be my first time in Shanghai – the first was full of fleeting memories of a...
Instead of doing an internship in Sydney like many of my other friends who are studying business, I was determined to take a different path and applied for a scholarship...
My name is Claire and I have just finished my third-year Bachelor Study in Finance and Economics at The University of Sydney. As a graduate soon-to-be, I have been actively...