Amazing race: A scavenger hunt for international students

Published: 21 October 2025

Students posing infront of the Study Hub

On 8 October, Study Melbourne hosted an amazing race for international students, giving them an opportunity to visit some iconic locations around Melbourne’s CBD.

The adventure kicked off at the Study Melbourne Hub, where participants received a clue sheet revealing five mystery destinations. At each stop, Study Melbourne ambassadors, student volunteers and staff greeted the teams with trivia questions about the location. Correct answers earned them a stamp.

With a mix of some friendly competition and clever strategies, students completed the hunt and the winning team walked away with Study Melbourne merch and goodies!

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