Talking things through as your direction becomes clearer
Over time, some students look for guidance to help them think through decisions and next steps.
Stepping into unfamiliar environments
For some, growth comes from stepping into new settings, including international or unfamiliar contexts.
I came into the Career Mentoring Program thinking I had to impress. Instead, I learned that mentors are a resource, not a test. It became a space where I could explore who I wanted to be, not just what I wanted to do.
Yaseerah, Information Systems student
The Global Business Practicum was a once‐in‐a‐lifetime opportunity to experience work life, especially in a different country. As someone who had no previous work experience, this was my first time being exposed to what professional life felt like, and the types of expectations that might be placed on me.
Edward, Commerce / Economics student
Taking on more challenging opportunities
Later on, some students choose to test themselves in more demanding, highpressure environments.
Representing UNSW at Copenhagen Business School’ s Case Competition was an unforgettable highlight of my university journey. Competing with teams from around the world, I forged friendships and memories that I’ ll carry with me well beyond university.
Harrison, Actuarial Studies / Economics student
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