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Australian-LA based composer and sound designer
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music
"I was invited to Hollywood for doing something that I did for years at Monash. In my first year at university, I learnt how to make computer generated music, which is now what gets me invitations to work on major movies. Being able to do this obscure computer programming is common in music, but not in the film world."
Analyst at Austrade
Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics
"My PPE degree at Monash gave me the tools to understand how different systems, political institutions, markets, and moral frameworks interact to shape society. I have been able to harness these skills and intersectional way of thinking in my work by offering new ideas on how to analyse complex global challenge"
Composer, Artist and Orchestrator
"I loved the recording studio. In my third and fourth years, I was there almost every day. It operated professionally, and the experience of going from an idea to a recording session, inviting friends and hearing music at high quality was invaluable. My studio teacher encouraged us to be in the space as much as possible. The studios I work in now in LA use the same equipment Monash had, which gave me a strong foundation."
Translation Manager at The LOTE Agency
Bachelor of Arts (Japanese Studies), 2020 and Master of Interpreting and Translation Studies, 2022
"The arts and humanities ask for people to think critically and introspectively. When so many are turning to AI for quick answers, those answers are based on existing knowledge, but it still takes human thinking to produce new knowledge."
Psychosocial Recovery Coach, Mercy United Services
Bachelor of Arts, 2021
"The flexibility that the BA provided, and embracing intersectionality in yourself as a person, has helped me be who I am as a clinician in my roles and connect with clients. Embracing all aspects of who you are helps in your caree"
Women and Children’s Social Worker
Bachelor of Global Studies, 2019
"My participation in extracurricular activities strengthened my passion for engaging in dialogue beyond where I am living, with students with similar goals and interests. The people that I saw present and got to interact with during my time in MIAS and that environment reminded me that careers aren’t linear - you can pivot while still staying true to your values."
Brand Marketing Specialist at Singapore‑Nanjing Eco Hi‑Tech Island
Master of Communications and Media Studies, Bachelor of Media Communication, Diploma of Arts.
"Monash’s Communications programs offer an excellent balance of academic depth with real industry and practical experience, allowing you to tailor them to your goals. The alumni network is incredibly strong - you’ll be joining a global community."
Design and Social Media Manager, Gulalai Consultancy
Bachelor of Arts (Korean Studies; Film & Television Studies)
"Arts and Humanities sit at the heart of human expression. They encourage us to question systems, think critically and understand the world and each other more deeply. These skills are essential for social progress and for building thoughtful, inclusive communities."
Policy & Doctrine Coordinator, Country Fire Authority (CFA)
Bachelor of Criminology and Master of Public Policy
"Realising the power of public policy was a real turning point for me. Once you understand how policy shapes systems, services and people’s everyday lives, you realise how important and rewarding this field is. It’s a field with a lot of different pathways, all with the potential to make practical improvements for communities and lives."
Voice Teacher, Monash University
Bachelor of Music (Honours), Jazz Voice Performance, Monash University
"My third and fourth years at Monash were pivotal. That’s when I really stepped into the scene with confidence including leading bands, collaborating with other musicians, and understanding what it means to communicate musically in a professional setting."
Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, Whittlesea Community Connections
PhD Human Geography, Monash Arts
"Throughout my PhD, I worked closely with stakeholders across academia, civil society and government. Looking back, that experience was invaluable. It strengthened my ability to engage across sectors, navigate different perspectives and translate research into practice. These skills now underpin my work in the community and evaluation space."
Head of Multicultural Communications, Ethnolink
Bachelor of Arts (French Studies); Master of Interpreting and Translation Studies (French)
"Internships, work experience and industry placements are incredibly valuable. They provide real-world insight and often reveal career pathways you may not have previously considered. My own internship experience completely changed my perspective on what was possible within the language services industry."
