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Former Perth student Tessa Moon shares her Melbourne college experience
Tessa Moon faced a common conundrum when deciding what to study post-high school. Should she choose a degree based on her grades, or her interests? Should she narrow herself into a particular field, or allow career flexibility? In the end, Tessa found a path that allowed her to explore different options – partly thanks to a fortuitous accommodation decision.
Pursuing a creative passion: from Trinity to Edinburgh to New York
Ruby Smith has gone from strength to strength since securing a scholarship to join Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵapp as a chorister, and is now on her way to New York City.
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Isaac Hucker, a proud Badimaya man, describes his journey towards choosing university and college life
University and college weren’t always part of Isaac’s plans, but now he is studying criminology and psychology in the pursuit of a criminal law career… so, what changed his mind?
How Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵapp Foundation Studies has helped Lucie grow her passion for environmental protection
Foundation Studies student Lucie Pham won Trinity's Alison Wehrmann Award in 2023 for her commitment to sustainability and active engagement in her Environment, Development and Design class. She tells us why she's so passionate about the environment.
Mikayla Hand’s journey from Indooroopilly State High to studying at Australia’s top university
Mikayla Hand decided a change was on the cards when she finished school in Brisbane, so she packed up and moved to Melbourne, where she’s found her groove and plenty of friends at Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵapp.
Meet former Foundation Studies student Valerie To
Valerie shares why she decided to move to Australia from Hong Kong to study, and what she loves most about Melbourne.
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Corporate exit from Russia: ethical – or just woke?
Professor Dirk Matten, one of our visiting professors who is in Australia for the Gourlay Ethics in Business week, weighs in on whether companies should really be exiting from Russia. Are they acting from a place of public good or public pressure?
Amanda Jia’s experience of moving to Melbourne from China
Heqiao (Amanda) Jia admits she was nervous moving to Melbourne from China given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, but is now happy that she made the move and says her English has also improved since she started studying on campus.
With challenge comes opportunity – teaching collaborations across divisions
The upheaval to teaching and learning during the pandemic has also seen some valuable teaching collaborations take place across our three divisions, as our staff adapt to new ways of teaching.
You will never get bored at college – Harris Mitter
Growing up in regional NSW, Harris Mitter didn't even know what a college was before he came to Trinity, saying he couldn't believe such places existed.
From Sydney to Melbourne: Jeremy's story
Jem shares how Trinity has offered an environment and experiences where he has been able to grow.
Claudia McFarlane on moving from a small country town
Claudia McFarlane joined Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵapp on a scholarship, moving to Melbourne from the small Victorian town of Cohuna. Here she proves that you can pursue your passions, no matter what your circumstances.
The man behind the Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵapp Musical
Third-year Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵapp student Jem Herbert speaks about his journey of composing Mageia: a Musical Fable and its fruition as Trinity’s 2022 musical.
Gourlay 2022: Q&A with Professor Jeremy Moon
Prof Jeremy Moon is Professor of Sustainability Governance and Director of Copenhagen Business School Sustainability Centre, Department of Management, Society and Communication. In this Q&A, he explains the difference between operating ethically and operating legally.
Ned Harrison's advice to students leaving high school this year
Ned Harrison shares his experience of college life and talks about the uncertainty he faced when trying to work out what to study at uni.
Meet Foundation Studies teacher Miriam Nicholls
Dr Miriam Nicholls tells us of the moment her career dreams were crushed, and what she loves about Melbourne.
Gourlay 2022: Q&A with Professor Dirk Matten
Professor Dirk Matten of the Schulich School of Business joins us for Gourlay Business Ethics Week 2022. He discusses the greatest constraints to businesses seeking to operate ethically.
Gourlay 2022: Q&A with Professor Joanne Ciulla
Gourlay Ethics in Business Week visiting scholar, Professor Joanne Ciulla, tells us more about her journey and interest in business ethics.
Gourlay 2022 – Dr Mette Morsing: 'We need to change how management is taught'
Professor Mette Morsing, Head of PRME Principles of Responsible Management, UN Global Compact in New York, believes our best shot at embedding ethical practices in businesses starts in the classroom.
Gourlay 2022: Q&A with Professor Robert Phillips
Professor Robert Phillips comes to Gourlay Business Ethics Week from York University’s Schulich School of Business in Canada. He discusses the business ethics issues that are currently having the greatest impact.
Richie Paganin on moving to college from interstate
Richie Paganin moved from Perth to Melbourne to study and says living at Trinity has helped him make friends and get the best out of the city.
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