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Aged 15-25? Need some extra mental health support?

Are you aged between 15-25? Do you need some extra mental health support? MOST is a free, evidence-based, digital mental health service designed to help you through life’s ups and downs. You can access real support from qualified mental health clinicians, peer workers and career consultants who can help you with work, life or study challenges.
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Malaysian students in Victoria highly satisfied with their experience

On 27 November 2024, Study Melbourne launched the Student Experience Report at the Study Melbourne Hub Kuala Lumpur. The launch was officially opened by Näila Mazzucco, Commissioner for Victoria to Southeast Asia.
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Exam and assignment survival tips

Managing stress at this time of the year is a big issue. It’s important to maintain a balance between study, work and life. Many students are afraid that if they don’t do enough they might not be effective, but this isn’t the case.
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E scooter safety

When you are riding an e-scooter, it's important to ride safely and be aware of rules and penalties. It is illegal to ride on footpaths, drink and ride, double up. Keep yourself safe and avoid fines by wearing a helmet.
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Victorian universities continue to lead in global rankings

Victorian universities remain among the top in the world. The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2025 results reflect the strength of Victorian higher education institutions in maintaining a competitive presence in global rankings.
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Melbourne named Australia's best student city for 2025

Melbourne has once again been named as Australia's Best Student City, and amongst the very best in the world, according to the latest QS Best Student City 2025 rankings.
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2 May - 31 August

Well Fed at the Study Melbourne Hub

Proudly supported by Study Melbourne, the Just Food Collective invites all international students to attend Well Fed at the Study Melbourne Hub. This initiative provides free food, healthy diet information, and community connections for international students. Think a bowl of delicious food, a sweet treat and a hot drink! There will also be groceries to take-home too. Spaces are limited and registration is essential. This event will be held every 2nd Friday.

Time: 1:00pm - 3:00pm (AEST)

Cost: Free
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14 May

Resume Glow Up – Ballarat workshop

Take a break, grab some lunch and give your resume the upgrade it deserves. In this interactive workshop we will help you craft a winning CV highlighting your skills and experience, provide an understanding of what recruiters are really looking for and give our expert advice. You can enjoy refreshments, learn more about Study Melbourne and win prizes!

Time: 11:30am - 1:00pm (AEST)

Cost: Free
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14 May

Building a safer gig community together

From balancing study and work, to navigating unsafe situations on the job, gig work comes with real challenges. This panel will address the challenges head-on! Receive practical advice from other students and find out about unsafe zones, as well as support hubs and resources that make a difference for gig workers.

Time: 5:00pm - 6:00pm (AEST)

Cost: Free
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15 May

How to get free healthcare in Australia

Do you need to see a doctor but you don’t know how to make an appointment, or where to go, or whether the appointment is free or if you have to pay. Join us for a free webinar and we will answer your healthcare questions. We’ll explain: free healthcare services that are available for international students, what your OSHC covers, how to see a doctor, where to go for contraception and sexual health advice, how to get mental health support and what to do if you have a work-related injury.

Time: 3:30pm - 4:30pm (AEST)

Cost: Free
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