Meet our students

Melbourne is home to many different stories. From illustrating fantasy novels, to conducting X-rays on gibbons or learning about rocket science – each one is unique. Hear from our students as they share experiences from UniMelb and beyond.

Crystal travelled from a regional interstate town to follow her heart's calling at Melbourne. With the support of the Narrm Scholarship Program, she's laying the foundations for a career with impact.

Thomas has found community, connections and confidence through the Narrm Scholarship Program, allowing him to fully embrace life at Melbourne.

Find out how Master of Teaching (Secondary) alum, Hayley combines a passion for teaching with a sense of ambition and adventure – in a journey that has taken her from the University of Melbourne campus to regional Victoria and overseas.

Komala knew she made the right decision to study with us when she stood in front of the University crest, which says, ‘Postera crescam laude’, and translates to, ‘Grow in the esteem of future generations’.

Lauren Story is a creative crafter, game board enthusiast and final year Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) candidate, within the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences.

Why choose the Master of Biotechnology? Learn more about our program, scholarships, clubs and societies from current student, Aaquib.

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Meet our students

Small town, big dreams: How Narrm Scholar Crystal is writing her own story

Tracey navigates academic life and cultural exchange from Ho Chi Minh City to Melbourne

How Linh built friendships and explored student life in Melbourne as a Commerce Student

Bao Tien's Life in Melbourne - Beyond the Classroom

How Narrm Scholar Thomas found a new place to call home

Masters of Teaching Internship graduate shares the rewards of learning on the job

Master of Teaching qualification opens up global opportunities for graduate

Graduate student finds support and empowerment through scholarship awards

This PhD student discovered their true passion in a surprising way

Masters program leads to global opportunities for science student