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Melbourne
10 April - 11 September
Well Fed & Ferments
Just Food Collective's Well Fed is teaming up with Farm to Ferment and Study Melbourne in 2026 to offer free meals and inspiring fermenting workshops led by master fermenter Patrick Meaney.
Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pm (AEST)
Cost: Free
Melbourne
10 June - 8 July
HEX Career Sprint 2026
This program is designed to support penultimate-year international students to transition from casual work in hospitality or retail into professional graduate roles.
Running across June and July in Melbourne CBD, the series includes practical workshops and networking events focused on resumes and cover letters, interview practice, communication skills, LinkedIn, personal branding and career connections.
Cost: Free
Melbourne
12 June - 31 July
Games afternoon at the Hub (Every Friday in June and July)
Looking to de-stress over the exam period or unwind post exam? We've got you covered!
Bring a friend or come by yourself to the Hub and play some board games or table tennis.
You can treat yourself to hot chocolate and snacks, make new friends, and take part in different games.
We have a wide variety of games to play, from table tennis to Uno, chess, Jenga, and much more.
Time: 2:00pm - 4:00pm (AEST)
Cost: Free
Melbourne
18 June
Mosaic, The Art of Belonging
Come together to celebrate cultures from around the world, make new friends and share meaningful experiences with international students. Enjoy a welcoming space filled with connection, conversation and community spirit.
This program is a Future Forte initiative at The Couch International Student Centre.
Time: 5:30pm - 8:30pm (AEST)
Cost: Free
Melbourne
19 June
SafeStudy Film Lab Program 2026 Official Launch
Delivered by Australia Women and Children Protection and Development Inc. (AWCPD) through the Study Melbourne Inclusion Program (SMIP), the program brings international students together to transform real-life scam experiences into impactful short films.
The launch event will explore key issues affecting international students, including safety, digital awareness and the role of storytelling in community education.
Time: 3:00pm - 5:00pm (AEST)
Cost: Free
Melbourne
20 June
Emotional wellness workshop (Spanish)
Proudly supported by the Study Melbourne Inclusion Program, Horizons Projects with the Community will deliver a Spanish-language workshop providing a safe and welcoming space to reflect on migratory grief, strengthen emotional wellbeing, and identify wellbeing and accessibility needs. Led by psychologist Felipe Arenas, the workshop will include reflective activities, group discussion, and opportunities for community connection. Snacks and drinks will be provided for student participants.
Time: 9:00am - 11:30am (AEST)
Cost: Free
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