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Upazila Nirbahi Officer Morelganj, Bagerhat Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh
Master of International Development Practice
"Beyond the classroom, Monash opened doors to incredible global opportunities. I visited the United Nations, attended the Social Good Summit and World Leaders Forum 2019 in New York, and presented a paper on food, water, and energy security in Bangladesh at the International Conference on Sustainable Development at Columbia University. These experiences enriched my academic journey and empowered me to contribute meaningfully to the sector."
Marketing Manager at The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, L.L.C.
Master of International Sustainable Tourism Management
"The degree gave me the opportunity to examine tourism through a more strategic and technical sustainability lens and understand the relationship between tourism development, destination management, environmental stewardship, cultural heritage and long term economic viability. It changed the way I think about value in tourism and continues to influence how I approach commercial and marketing decisions today."
Head of Anti Bribery, Corruption, Tax Evasion and Internal Fraud at Danske Bank
Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Arts
"Say yes to the opportunities that come up. Opportunities will come up, so be patient, be ready and don't be afraid to speak up."
Sustainability and ESG advisor (social), LEO Pharma. Copenhagen, Denmark.
Master of Arts
"Start with a direction, remain open to trying different sectors, and leverage your transferable skills. Approaching cross-cultural differences with curiosity rather than assumption is essential."
Project Officer, The Australia-Indonesia Centre
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
"It can be intimidating to wonder how your Arts degree translates to the workforce, but the soft skills, analytical mindset, and adaptability you gain are directly applicable to almost any industry."
Security Consultant at Security Consulting Group Pty Ltd (SCG)
Bachelor of Criminology
"Cybersecurity is now one of the most recognised and rapidly growing industries, but it is not the only pathway available. My advice is to remain curious and approach every unit with an open mind; even the ones you may not initially believe are relevant to your future."
Marketing/Customer Service Representative, Atomy Oceania Pty Ltd
Bachelor of Arts
"I think it’s important to be aware of the assets you already have and where you can continue to develop. That’s where you can really leverage your strengths."
Translations Account and Project Coordinator, ONCALL Language Services
"If you consistently produce high-quality work, communicate well and meet your deadlines, people will remember you and continue coming back."
Founder and Designer, MiranDay Designs
"The Korean community has been incredibly supportive of MiranDay and my goal of promoting Hanbok. Being able to provide opportunities for people to wear Hanbok in Australia helps many reconnect with their cultural heritage and traditions."
Associate Consultant in Cultural Heritage & Archaeology at SLR Consulting Ltd / Freelance Archaeological Specialist
"I’ve spent the last eight years working as a freelance archaeologist at the New Kingdom site of Tell el-Amarna in Egypt, directed by Dr. Anna Stevens (who also lectures at Monash). Everything comes right back to the analytical and material analysis skills I mastered during my research degree."
Education and Public Programs Coordinator at the Hellenic Museum
"In my third year, I took a unit called From Alexander to Kleopatra: The rise and fall of the Hellenistic world. He completely changed how I viewed historical storytelling. He presented history as this incredibly dramatic, gossipy, scandalous, Game of Thrones-esque narrative. It was juicy, human, and fascinating. That unit heavily shapes how I work today."
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."
