I'm sure you have heard about the Subject Experience Survey but what actually happens once you submit it? Miriam walks you through why the Subject Experience Survey is worth your while!
"Growth and comfort cannot coexist." In this blog, Grace reflects on the leap from coastal life to country living, and how stepping outside her comfort zone to Albury helped her find her community, confidence, and a new sense of home.
Behind the scenes, many students are managing invisible challenges alongside their studies. In this blog, Natalie shares her insights and tips for navigating university while living with Autism, ADHD, and chronic illness.
Ever wondered what really changes when you move from high school to university? From managing your own schedule to adapting to a whole new environment, the transition can feel both exciting and overwhelming. In this blog, Mia shares her personal...
Have you ever needed extra time to complete an assessment but weren't sure where to turn? In this blog, Olivia shares how the Special Consideration process helped ease the pressure of balancing university with ingoing IVF treatment, giving her...
When you hop onto the internet you can access any knowledge you want! But how much of it is real? With the rise of AI, bots and misinformation things can get a bit complicated. Lewis gives you his top tips to stay aware online.
There are a lot of career options in healthcare and being a first responder is one of the most impactful. Eloise shares how her experience as a healthcare patient based in rural NSW inspired her to study Paramedicine with Charles Sturt.
Need a way to get your steps in that's more fun than hopping on the treadmill? Why not consider your local Parkrun! Elise gives you all the reasons you should get involved.
What does a “weekend” really looks like when you’re balancing full-time work and online study? Emma gives a real-life snapshot of juggling bush work, study sessions, and a bit of balance.
Looking for a new hobby? Well why not start in your backyard! Remi shares how she recently got into gardening and the results are sweet (literally).
