Students & alumni

By completing the BAS Agent Registration Skill Set short course, Wilfred Wu became a registered BAS Agent with the Tax Practitioners Board.

A change of lifestyle – and learning environment – were the main motivators that brought international student Jing Fang to VU.

Experiencing a Western culture and improving her English language skills were the main motivators that brought international student Yuqing Zhao to Victoria University (VU).

International business student Michelle Lee Pei Hua has built a global network of connections and friends through VU studies.

Kris Bondin showed early leadership skills as a student mentor and during his work placements. Since then, he has ‘put himself out there’ and his career has soared.

Engineering graduate Emma Buis was lead site engineer on VU's student accommodation UniLodge and has since moved to Sydney to further develop her career.

With two degrees from VU, Rene Nogueira is succeeding in roles that require engineering and legal mindsets.

VU plumbing graduate, Bryce Williamson, is Winner of the Energy Safe Victoria Award.

After 10 years spent in various marketing roles, Subhan Iswahyudi was awarded a scholarship from Telkom Indonesia to pursue a doctoral degree. He chose VU for its reputation and research opportunities.

Chantelle Khan credits her impressive career progress to skills she developed while studying tourism management at VU.

Danielle's study pathway via the Diploma of Business (Enterprise) into the Bachelor of Business led to a career in hospitality.

Rohit Nangia enjoyed the breadth and depth of his learning experience whilst undertaking his Masters at VU.

Samuel Manhom wasn’t given the education he desired – VU helped change that.

Master of Finance and MBA graduate, Jirayu Mecksakul, is building professional links for his future.

Beth McDonald, a physiotherapist, decided to upskill and gain a qualification in management. The course delivered tangible benefits in her clinical work, and opened up the possibility for an exciting new specialisation.

While at VU, Jaddan Comerford started a small music business. Now, based in LA, he has an annual revenue of more than $7 million.

Rachel Caruana’s seamless VU business pathway has led her to a career in the events industry.

Make the most of your time, connect with different people and don't be afraid to ask questions – that’s the advice from VU alumna Rahma Ragge.

Neha Jhunjhunwala, physical education teacher and head of the sports department at Cambridge International School in Punjab, India, chose VU to take her career to the next level.

For seven years Marjie Saunders was a dedicated chef, but she felt drawn towards a creative career change and chose VU’s Business pathway from diploma to degree.

Maxwell Gratton used his MBA to ‘power up’ his career and become a CEO.

This postgraduate course focuses on enterprise resource management planning (ERP) systems in SAP and analytical predictive tools such as SAP HANA, Bigdata and R.

Nicole Gil from the Philippines praises VU teaching and opportunities. She completed the Master of Business (Industrial Relations/HR Management) in 2019 and won the Rumpf award.

Austin Crawley always knew he wanted a career helping people, beginning with a part-time job at a pharmacy in Year 10. But the alignment of some key events helped him find his dream job.

Jonjie Beltran says he got his job at Multivac because of the industry experience and contacts he gained at VU

Sarah Oleksiuk’s determination to become a successful project manager is winning her awards and admiration.

A mere six months after landing her dream job as an executive with Marketing Eye, Samantha Dargan was promoted to marketing manager.

After seven years in the beauty industry, Rio Delaney chose a VU pathway that kick-started her business career with Australia’s largest professional services organisation.

For Gabriela Kian, the decision to study at Victoria University (VU) Sydney was an easy one to make.

Studying at a campus with students from more than 40 countries around the world, Sheryl Infante says VU Sydney's diverse nationality mix has made adjusting to Australia all the more easier.

Samson Akinyemi says his decision to study a SAP-centric course at VU in Australia has paid off and given him IT skills that are in high demand.

Doctor of Business Administration student Renato Ulpiano began making a difference in people's lives as soon as he began his studies.

Victorian Business Icon award winner Luba Grigorovitch credits VU for her successful career in politics and business.

Being offered a role at Walt Disney World after graduation was nothing short of a ‘dream come true! for Tim!’

Just weeks after finishing her postgraduate degree at Victoria University (VU), Shreysha Shrestha found herself swapping roles from student to teacher.

With a strong background in health and business, Debbie Ruiz’s MBA gives her the edge in her role as revenue manager at Western Health.

International student Janice Ashwin will return to the Solomon Islands with so much more than just a degree.

Former VU international student Crispino Santamaria says VU’s Centre for Student Success played a pivotal role in his entry to the Melbourne workforce.

Winning the Australian Government's prestigious Endeavour Scholarship has been a dream come true for Cambodia's Prasat Sum.

Jen Seymen had always been employed as a supervisor in hospitality before she undertook hospitality studies at VU. There she found the tools she needed to gain employment at a higher level.

Ready to embark on his own career transformation, Charles Campos decided to focus on managing organisational change.

After first studying education, Jessica Pond returned to university at VU and landed her “dream job”.

Nathaniel Ioannou used his course’s practical focus and his love for the media industry as motivators to succeed. His exciting career continues to grow in television and radio.

After first studying visual communication, Catherine realised she wanted to dive deeper into film-making and video production, leading her to the Bachelor of Screen Media at VU. Her hands-on learning including an internship kick started her thriving creative career.

VU Arts graduate Olivia Slater (Yamatji/Noongar) is making history as the first Indigenous Australian woman to undertake a PhD at Cambridge University.

Piath Mathiang (stage name P-UniQue) is a passionate student, planning to use her degree and influence to help the community.

Screen Media alumnus Jeehoon Choi credits landing his dream job at SBS with taking on every opportunity offered at VU.

Aboriginal cultural educator and actor Nathalie McLean designed a creative way to teach the newest people about the oldest culture.

After an eye-opening volunteer experience, Lucy Taylor chose VU to further her knowledge of international community development.

After studying marketing, River Kanjanakrit followed his true calling to gain world-class make-up skills at VU.

Catherine Meeson returned to study as a mature-age student and has now released three solo albums.

Screen and Media student Adam Chapman has found success with filmmaking through his placement experiences.

Gaining professional skills and confidence through her work placements enabled Raquel Stevens to make great inroads into her career in the arts.

Benjamin Laut has used skills and connections gained at VU to co-found an award-winning film production company.

Deruka Dekuek is using skills gained in her VU degree to help new refugees settle in Australia.

At VU, Toolsika found a course that accommodates her two passions – justice and psychology – and a uni that feels like a home away from home.

Achol Arow’s VU journey has helped her find her voice as a political leader and women’s advocate.

Janice Jao discovered the practical, supportive approach of VU enabled her to enter the profession before she graduated.

Dr Anne Riggs researches how art helps people recover from grief.

Quinn Daly discovered her passion for printmaking and gained career direction while studying visual arts at VU.

With the support of a semester grant from the Endeavour Cheung Kong Student Exchange Program (ECKSEP), VU students Katherine Le and Jeffrey Sai Hang Shum have embarked on a semester exchange to Hanyang University, South Korea.

Lyn Spiteri chose VU’s Master of Education for its diverse range of topics, which she felt would inform her teaching practice, and supplement her holistic approach to students and their relationship with music.

Hello, my name is Jeongun Mun but most people call me Felix and I'm from Korea. I'm 19 years old.

Chinese-born Yuqi Jiao enrolled at VU English – VU’s English language centre – to strengthen his English skills in preparation for his Business degree.

Having visited Australia as a tourist several years ago, Effi Avitsur always knew she wanted to return to the Land Down Under – as a student.

Returning to study was a challenge for Irena Sugarevski, but with the right support and the right placement, she found her dream job.

VU’s extensive practical placements and industry connections took Joshua Le from the classroom into his dream career as an educator.

Despite initial reservations about studying online, Navnoor Saran’s “worries dissipated” when she enrolled at Victoria University (VU).

Sara studied the Diploma of Early Childhood and Care (CHC50113) at VU Polytechnic and went on to complete a Bachelor of Early Childhood Education at VU.

Ruyi Jin says VU's Block Model provides a clear learning schedule and fosters a deep understanding of the content.

Burundi-born VU student Pierre Rutomera came to Australia with limited English language skills. Thanks to VU English, he is now able to speak and write fluent English.

Tahani Shamroukh took one VU's English language programs and discovered a love for welding which led to employment.

Adam Furey has enjoyed regular work placements over the past two years thanks to VU’s strong industry connections.

International Victoria University Polytechnic student Jenifer Halim is following the path to her dream.

Troy Flores fulfilled his dream to become a teacher despite the odds.

Education student Rose is finding inspiration at VU in overseas study experiences, the Block Model and her passion for inspiring future generations.

A professional athlete-turned-teacher has been named one of the world’s top 50 educators in a $1 million competition.

Through the unique VU Block Model and one-of-a-kind learning experiences, Emily Gannaway is excelling.

After arriving in Australia as a refugee, Hamed Allah-Yari studied English at VU Polytechnic, developing the written and verbal English skills he needed to run his own business.

After briefly pursuing an acting career, Justen Petch realised that he needed a role that would pay the bills but also allow him to express his creativity.

Melissa Sambrooks is blazing a trail in women's football as one of the first female professional umpires in the game. Now she's combining both of her passions – sport and education – to fulfil her dream of becoming a PE teacher.

VU student turned VU teacher, Sam Dang followed a flexible pathway from diploma to postgraduate study.

Gene Vocale is turning his passion into his profession with the support of VU’s Indigenous Academic Unit, educating future generations about health.

International student Yanri says studying in Australia is the best way to strengthen his knowledge.

Mariam Khattab went from Youth Work to teaching through VU.

From a small village in northern Bali, Dodi is studying his Master of Education to one day return to his hometown and teach English.

VU Alumnus Benjamin Sacco, finds VU students to be passionate and professional employees.

Benjamin Foster credits VU’s industry links and practical learning opportunities for taking him to his dream job.

While at VU, Darren Barnes encountered a unique opportunity to hone his craft – by competing against other welders across the country in WorldSkills. He finished in the top ten both times.

Engineering student Nunu Sarum achieved uni success and life balance in first year, thanks to her experience with VU's revolutionary Block Model.

Paul McCosh came to VU as a mature-age student to graduate with first class honours and find the career of his dreams.

Kav Dassanayake landed a job at one of Victoria's most innovative Government departments after he graduated.

Architectural engineer Sian Willmott used her VU degree and career focus to become a leader in sustainable building design.

Ishani Haputhanthrige's time at VU helped her find success as an electrical engineer.

Karam Ali says students should focus on long-term goals and rewards.

VU’s industry links and support services helped engineer Fatima Osman find work before she even graduated.

VU graduate Jeanne Vidal found her calling as a water and sanitation specialist for Médecins Sans Frontières.

After experiencing the study tour of a lifetime to NASA and great results with the VU Block Model, Andrea shares advice for first-year students.

Former international student Ravina Kamble says Victoria University’s job skills training helped her to secure her first professional position in Australia before she had even graduated.

The practical focus of VU’s Engineering degrees gave Annelyse Carter a head start in the construction industry.

Sultan Bin Rubayan received a prestigious scholarship from the Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission to pursue studies in engineering at VU.

Dishana Liang found the balance between work and postgraduate studies through VU’s flexible block learning.

Julien Lepine’s research into transport vehicle vibration at VU caught the eye of University of Cambridge.

Professor Adrian Stoica’s VU research helped propel him towards becoming one of NASA’s most esteemed engineers.

Cheuk Yin Wai, who is studying a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Architectural Engineering), says that studying at VU has turned challenges into opportunities.

Kim Taylor’s passion for electronics led him to VU. He completed a Masters of Engineering to expand his career options.

Marine biologist Jacinta Early’s career took her all the way to New York City – now she is spreading the message of sustainability back in her heartland.

Committee member and marketing and media manager of Australian Society of Dermal Clinicians, Carly Whytcross, says that VU has inspired her career.

Even during the unusual experience of remote learning, Nikita is achieving great results at uni with the VU Block Model.

After an illustrious career both in Australia and overseas, at 58 Brenda pursued a career change into aged care – a move she feels rewarded by every day.

For Victoria University (VU) Polytechnic student Kusal Yasintha, volunteering has broadened his circle of friends far beyond his Sri Lankan hometown of Colombo.

A pivotal moment in Joshua Contaoi's youth inspired him to commit his life – and career – to helping others.

Sharni Chandler has overcome diversity to become a prize-winning make-up artist and successful business owner.

Elizabeth Phan's ‘lightbulb moment’ came when she recognised she loved helping to empower people, especially women.

When Wes Clarke didn’t get the ATAR he’d hoped for at the end of Year 12, he didn’t let that stop him from achieving his dream to become a sport scientist.

Olive Rutto says practical work placements and dedicated teachers are why she recommends VU to prospective students.

Vanesa Stojanovska won a prestigious medical research grant and is using it to help some of the most vulnerable in our community.

After graduating from VU, Theresa Marasco found employment in a range of different workplaces before setting up a private practice of her own.

Andrew Kaminski decided to become a paramedic and give back to local communities when it came time for a career change.

Josh Hose turned a life-changing car accident into an opportunity to excel as a wheelchair rugby player.

Double scholarship recipient Jessica Bonello was driven to nursing by childhood experiences.

After escaping the Democratic Republic of Congo's civil war at 16 and spending three years in a refugee camp in Tanzania, Mlisho Karega came to Australia with the dream of joining the medical profession.

Paramedicine student Sarah Maclure’s hands-on training helped prepare her to save lives when she least expected it.

A love of dermal therapies has seen Sarah McManus move from VU student to VU lecturer.

Doing her final nursing placements during a global pandemic wasn't expected for Aarianna Read. But as someone who moved countries to help the vulnerable and desperate, she's taking this in her stride.

Jasmine Azzopardi was already working in her chosen field when she decided to get a qualification from VU Polytechnic.

Jason chose VU to study osteopathy because of the hands-on learning component, which gave him his industry advantage.

With a love for the stage and performing, Ellie McEvoy enrolled in a Diploma of Specialised Makeup Services at Victoria University Polytechnic. The back-up plan turned into a job working on the Oscar Nominated Film, Lion.

Priscilla moved to Melbourne from her hometown in Bali straight after high school to pursue her passion for skin care at Victoria University.

Registered psychologist Alana Howells returned to study a Master of Applied Psychology (Clinical Psychology) – while continuing to build her own successful practice.

Samantha Page's passion for hair, make-up and beauty has translated into a successful career, and her own business.

Dr Lannie O’Keefe left school at 15, but has since completed three degrees, including a PhD, and begun an academic career.

Shane I’Anson discovered the challenges that come with a career change are more than worth it when he changed from social work to osteopathy.

After studying at VU, Sharlyne is reaching her dream of becoming a qualified doctor.

From disappointing VCE results to the Ivy League.

Emma Heard credits VU's industry connections and placement opportunities for preparing her for a career in midwifery.

Nikki is co-founder and CEO of an organisation that provides first aid training to school students, workplaces and parents.

Tourism award winner Tessa McLachlan is capitalising on a world of opportunities.

Alysha Moore has been interested in travel since she was a child. She is now completing her final year of her degree, working at Visit Victoria in a Work Integrated Learning capacity, as the tourism sector responds to unforeseen challenges.

Shaneal has just completed her studies and already has gained employment in the industry. She talked to us about her work-integrated learning.

Megan Walendy knew that by studying tourism she was following her passion – but she never predicted what would ultimately launch her career.

With her sights set on studies in Australia and a business career, Nayanthi Jayawickrama soon discovered more than lectures and books at VU.

Monika Mathur was already working as an IT professional when she decided to upskill with a cyber security qualification from VU Polytechnic.

Following her pathway to success from diploma to degree, Eriwati got a head-start in her IT future.

Andrew Hinton's IT pathway has seen him rewarded with a position as a cyber security threat hunter.

Learning to take the initiative and work effectively as part of a team are two of the key learnings Renuka Ranapal gained from her time at Victoria University.

Although he’s a long way from his family and friends, Pratik Shakya “feels like home” at Victoria University (VU) Sydney.

By seizing practical experience during her studies, and professional opportunities since, Christine Soriano has landed her dream jobs at Google and Facebook in the US.

Mariestella De Leon pursued a career in IT for both its opportunities to get creative and industry demand – but VU offered her the secret weapon to study success.

Through a combination of supportive VU pathways, hard work and hackathon success, Zahra Rezai found her place in the world of IT.

VU’s supportive learning environment was the perfect setting for Abigail Bravo’s career change.

International student Vinh is living proof that you can never be overqualified, or that a change of career isn’t just a dream.

When Youssef Haddad found himself at a crossroads in life, he decided to pursue a meaningful career assisting others.

A natural advocate with an interest in migration law, Arnab pursued his passion and is continuing to grow his career in the legal profession.

While parenting a newborn and juggling two jobs, top law student Lachlan had his work cut out for him – but his dedication was rewarded.

Simon Long reveals how his own experience in migration was the catalyst for a rewarding career change.

While studying her law degree, Elizabeta Nikolovski chose a non-traditional path that led to a career she’s passionate about.

Dhur Kiir Keer moved to Australia from a Kenyan refugee camp. After completing studies in English, he turned his attention to law.

Taufik Rachman spent four challenging years juggling parenting and PhD responsibilities, but his hard work paid off when he received VU’s award for best PhD thesis.

Seizing every challenge available to her, Mary Amon thrived on her international study tour and excelled in her practical placement, leading to her being offered her current full-time position.

Marco Man’s diverse study pathway led him from VCE to a Bachelor of Laws.

Melanie Rudolphus believes her volunteer work and work placements helped her get job-ready.

Celil Kardaslar found confidence as a student during high school debates. As an award-winning law graduate he is using his advocacy with those most vulnerable and giving back to VU.

Vincent Shin didn't let a violent childhood stop him from realising his dream of becoming a lawyer.

Kot Monoah, a Sudanese refugee, followed his dream of becoming a solicitor, and community mentor and leader.

After fleeing the murder of his parents, Burundi refugee Innocent Karabagega has followed a pathway to Bachelor of Laws.

Several prestigious awards, nominations and her dream job later, this legal young gun’s never looking back.

Bol Mathiang used an arts degree to help him transfer into Law at VU. Now, thanks to the support he received during his studies, he’s ready to take the next step towards his goals.

Meredith Hunt knew she wanted to be a lawyer from an early age. So she was never going to let something as insignificant as a number get in the way of her achieving that dream.

While working as a trainee legal registrar, Rhiannon Stoneman’s magistrate and barrister colleagues convinced her to become a lawyer.

Studying law thanks to two prestigious scholarships, Joseph Hafoka is finding success through the VU Block Model

Since completing his studies, Farhan Rehman has started his own law firm with global connections.

Without the required ATAR for law, Jihan discovered a VU course pathway that led to a career in which she passionately uses the law to help those in need.

CEO Seema Shah enhanced her career with a postgraduate qualification in migration law.

Lewis Truong follows his legal career dreams around the world, but never leaves home without his most important assets: pride in where he came from and an unwavering sense of justice.

After achieving her position at a top tier law firm, Christie Jones is taking on fresh challenges – as a barrister, law student mentor and parent to two children.

Karen Cortez found her passion in migration law.

Shavini Kumarawansa overcame personal tragedy to become a successful lawyer, and now uses her expertise to support those who need her help the most.

Iman Osman dreamed of studying law since childhood. VU’s support programs and practical learning opportunities helped make that a reality.

As the youngest of three siblings to study law at VU, multi award-winning alumnus Amanda McDermott is leading the way in her career.

After completing his masters degree in business marketing, Sebastian Au landed a job at his dream company, L'Oreal.

Anastasia Keras worked with the pros during her placement at Channel 9.

Kayla McLeod leveraged the University’s industry connections to forge an exciting career in media.

Returning to study in her twenties, Kelsie Cafarella found her career calling thanks to VU’s industry connections, internship opportunities and supportive teaching staff.

Postgraduate communication student, Niru Tripathi, has become the first female editor of Nepali Print Media Australia.

After completing his Master of Digital Media at VU, doors have opened for Brendan Park in his career as a digital communications adviser.

Jessica Almenara can see her graduation around the corner – and she's not letting a global pandemic get in the way of successfully completing her business degree.

The knowledge and skills VU international student Clera Sam has gained will stay with her long after she returns home.

Building on a background in communications, Kuhan Supramaniam came to Victoria University (VU) to expand his skill set in digital media.

International student Seun Omolewa is determined to bring his passion for filmmaking to life.

With the kick-start of a Bachelor of Business from VU, Beck Reeves now works as Marketing Manager at Walt Disney Company Australia.

Ghofran Al-nasiri was given a chance to achieve her dreams of becoming a researcher through VU’s pathways program.

Brady Hamilton’s passion for nature led to his involvement in critical scientific research.

Kuorwel Kuorwel went from refugee to research scientist with a PhD in chemistry.

After completing his Business degree and spending eight years in a related career, David realised his true passion lay in counselling.

Wiradjury woman Tahlia Zayat always felt drawn to a career helping people. Becoming an advocate for Aboriginal people was her ultimate goal. Now, thanks to the guidance of family, and the confidence she gained at VU, she is fulfilling her dream.

Award-winning alumna Celia attributes her career success to saying yes to new opportunities, and the workplace experience that complemented her studies.

After working in hospitality for 30 years, Jason Butcher embarked on a career change – enrolling in a Diploma of Community Services at VU Polytechnic. He’s working at a Neighbourhood House while he’s studying, and already making a difference.

Inclusion, diversity and respect – these are some of the values Damilare Shodimu has applied from his studies at VU to his role as a youth worker.

Olena Nguyen says VU’s First Year Model has made her journey to become a social worker much less stressful.

Andrew Pascoe completed a placement and year-long residency in Papua New Guinea where he made a widely screened documentary.

Sarah Graham, a ‘quiet achiever,’ chose a career close to her heart.

VU’s revolutionary learning model and support network has seen Jaydah flourish in her studies away from home.

With a life-long desire to help others, VU Youth Work valedictorian Zenab Tewolde found her career calling at Melbourne City Mission.

Leaving high school early didn't stop Fatima Abdul from completing two degrees with VU.

While undertaking life-enriching travels, Luciano Cornelius was always drawn towards a calling – he just needed to follow.

After returning to study as a mature-age student and sole parent, Renee Page forged a career in community services.

An eye-opening overseas placement in Malaysia ignited Robert Impey’s passion for Community Development.

Being a finalist for international student of the year on the same night as her university won an award for its revolutionary new teaching model is a highlight of Olena Nguyen's international study journey so far.

Thanks to the rich and diverse learning environment at VU, Angelo Monizjong is getting the most out of his Master of International Community Development.

Reflecting on the year that was, VU student Mia Dunphy says she has “grown so much” following her Indonesian study experience.

With an interest in criminal justice, James Dib was drawn to his VU degree due to its practical learning opportunities and strong career prospects.

Eliza Kandell fought back from a low score to find her career calling in Youth Work.

Arriving in Australia as a humanitarian refugee, Ashay Baget found the academic support and industry connections she needed for her career to thrive at VU.

Samuel Bowers has scored a Video Analysis Placement at Melbourne Victory's Youth Academy through the Bachelor of Sport Science (Exercise Science).

Through VU industry connections and placements, Chris managed to find work at the Sport Australia Hall of Fame where he is now Heritage Coordinator.

When sports' fan Macey was considering a career change from finance, she rediscovered VU’s postgraduate sport integrity course was the perfect fit.

Sharna Naidu’s placements and industry connections through VU helped her gain roles at Melbourne Victory and now Football Victoria.

Will Haines’ pursuit for fairness is matched only by his love of sport. So discovering his postgraduate course in sport integrity offered the perfect career path and invaluable networks to enter his dream job.

The decision to study in Melbourne – and at Victoria University (VU) – was a self-professed “no-brainer” for international student Avery Loganathan.

Lorcan Mathews is working with the next generation of local footballers as Melbourne Victory Academy’s U15 Team Manager.

Chancellor's Scholarship recipient Carlie Amy Bauer's sporty background led to her Exercise Science degree.

After completing the Diploma of Sport Development, Laura D’Aloia decided to pursue her degree and an exciting career in sport management.

Chancellor’s Scholarship recipient Carlie Bauer’s sporty background led to her Exercise Science degree.

Sisters Bianca and Rosemarie Michetti followed pathways from TAFE to postgraduate study.

Ninja Warrior Australia semi-finalist and strength and conditioning coach/educator Kadeem Aarons has his sights set on an exciting future.

Callum is forging his career in the fitness industry by studying at VU, a leading Australian sport university. He has found success with the VU Block Model – discovering its benefits even during remote learning.

While Gulcan didn’t receive the required ATAR to get directly into her uni degree, entering into the diploma first was the perfect pathway.

Founder of holistic health and fitness provider The Biomechanics Luke Postlethwaite credits his success with the practical approach of his VU studies, and his own determination.

Victoria University’s 2017 student athlete of the year shares her tips on balancing study and professional sport, and what excites her about the future – in basketball and beyond.

Maeve Coughlan was always destined to become a fighting champ. Here’s how she finds the balance to keep fighting, while studying for her dream career.

Claudia Davey uses her VU sport and business degrees to nurture female football talent.

Brooke Muscat's combined degree in sport science and psychological studies has taken her to an exciting role with Western Bulldogs Community Foundation.

Since graduation Shruti has taken a lead role improving sporting culture in her home country, India.

Driven by his passion for rugby, Eoin McVeigh is forging a career in London as a performance analyst.

Workplace learning combined with mentoring by her lecturers helped Kim's logistics career take off.

With the support and guidance of VU, Blake Dutta forged himself a place alongside GM Holden’s senior leadership team before he graduated.

Delight harnessed of all the hands-on learning and development opportunities at VU and has cracked her career.

Since high school Jacinta Sapwell has had a keen interest in electronics and electrics. In 2009 she enrolled in and completed an Advanced Diploma in Electrical Technology at VU Polytechnic.

Clifford Fahler used industry experience gained through VU to find a full-time logistics career.

Eric Law developed the practical and theoretical skill set to kick-start a successful career in the logistics industry.

Maree Stuart completed her masters as an investment in her supply chain and management career.