Last month, Masters of Global Media Communication student, and University Media and PR Intern, Camilla Orr-Thomson, travelled to India with a group of students to participate in the Universitas 21 Advanced International Study at the University of Delhi. She reflects on what she saw there, and the people she met during this international education experience.

Archaeologists need a range of skills and a practical summer intensive subject has given them the opportunity to get their hands dirty on a real-life dig site.

Educator Rosa Storelli addressed the University’s Graduate Students Association about resilience and girls’ education on International Women’s Day in March. Laura Soderlind reports. 

Professor Richard Sinnott from the Melbourne eResearch group is the technical architect of the AURIN project. He spoke with Annie Rahilly about the challenges of collecting an array of distributed information that can have wide-reaching impact on research into urban settlements.

Former program participant Rachael Bongiorno accompanied this year’s cohort of students to Yorta Yorta country for the 10th anniversary experience of the intensive Social and Political Science subject On Country Learning.

As incoming students participating in an exchange or study abroad program are welcomed to the University the concept of travelling and documenting one’s experiences will be on the agenda at the Australian Festival of Travel Writing, supported by the University of Melbourne.  By Liz Banks-Anderson.