By student correspondent Diana Tung

Aidan Myatt, second year Bachelor of Philosophy (PhB) student, will be presenting his research project at the upcoming

As the first member of his family to travel to Canberra, let alone study at ANU, Cairns-native Simon Fenske braved the capital’s cool climate to join a community of the world’s leaders in Pacific S

With a self-proclaimed “clichéd dream to help people and effect positive change in the world,” Hannah Woodford-Smith enrolled in the Bac

For Josh Griffiths, the Year in Asia program was always an attractive drawcard for studying at ANU.

Bimo Dwi Satrio hopes to one day make a difference in tackling the issues of the overuse of pesticides in rice farming in Indonesia.

Growing up bilingual, Diploma of Languages student Rosalind Moran was always able to appreciate the world around her from different cultural perspectives.

“I moved down to Canberra to study Asian Studies together with Engineering at ANU. The Flexible Double Degree program has allowed me to combine two of my passions.

“ANU is one of the only universities in Australia that teaches Hindi.

"My study path has been tumultuous to say the least. I have changed my degree four times and been to two different universities.

"Having a strong interest in Australia’s relationships with nations in the Indo-Pacific region throughout high school, I looked no further than a combined degree in International Security Studies a

"I was always interested in the law, and having studied Indonesian language throughout high school I was looking for a way to combine these two interests.

What does it take to land a job at one of the world’s premier institutions, The World Bank, straight after your Master degree?

A fascination with Chinese culture led Laura Davern to pursue a master’s in translation, a degree which has given her the skills to write her own destiny - both on and off the page.

I’ve always been interested in global issues of strategy and security, but since I grew up in the coalfields of Central North Queensland, it was never something I considered to be a viable career p