Join the Study Melbourne Student Experience Network

Published: 23 September 2025
People in photo are presenters from the SEN on 17 Sept, from L to R, Clare Harper, Mary Mai and Isabella Rojo from the City of Melbourne, Ivy Zhu from Headspace, Asami Koike from Shapes and Sounds, Elle Phan and Collin Leonardo from The Couch.

In 2025 the Study Melbourne Student Experience Network has delivered 8 information sessions to more than 250 practitioners from a range of education providers and allied organisations in Victoria. The aim of the SEN is to share information and best practice between professionals working to support and enhance international student wellbeing.

Experts from Orygen, Headspace, the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre, Allianz, the City of Melbourne, The Victorian Residential Tenancies Commission and more shared vital information to increase knowledge of services and support best practice. We are grateful to our many colleagues who enthusiastically attended and are committed to delivering outstanding student experience.

The network is open to all education providers and allied organisations and is ideal for international student support staff.
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