MBS Student Blog

Shreya Nemani is completing a Master of Management at Melbourne Business School. As part of her degree, she took the opportunity to complete a semester of study at the University of California, Berkeley. While studying abroad, she shared this unforgettable experience.

There are moments in life when the ‘correct’ answer does not exist. I faced these fears by stepping out of my comfort zone in my capstone subject, Integrated Accounting Studies.

The COVID-19 pandemic has proved that ‘distance’ is indeed dynamic, not static.

We begin the semester at a time of significant upheaval. The global pandemic has catalysed society's transformation. I'm excited to experience a combination of online and on-campus learning methods, appreciating the convenience brought by the interconnectedness of social media and the extraordinary opportunities of this era. Meanwhile, as a graduate student during this turbulent and dynamic period, I strive to stay agile and flexible.

Simran Jain revisits her Orientation experience, albeit as a Student Ambassador. She shares her reflections on how the university experience has changed in an online environment.

It’s November, and we are officially over half a year into this pandemic. The initial days of mayhem and panic have subsided, so has the complete obsession with being productive during every hour of the day.

Online platforms have allowed people to complete online courses and apply for jobs in any part of the world - the possibilities are endless. But in saying that, beware of getting sucked into the digital black hole. It’s often surprising how hours quickly pass us by as we scroll through different platforms.