By Emma Phillips, Singapore Management University, Singapore.
Since I have now been in Singapore for over six months, here are some of the things you should be aware of when you arrive.

By Emma Phillips, Singapore Management University, Singapore.
Since I have now been in Singapore for over six months, here are some of the things you should be aware of when you arrive.
By: Eva Kristinova (University of Regina, Canada, Mitacs Research Internship Scheme 21-22)
For those of you who have been following my study abroad journey in France, it might be a little confusing to start reading about yet another trip without a proper closing. Two quick things on that: 1. saying goodbye is always difficult, and so I have been kind of avoiding it, even having left Toulouse behind; 2. who says it’s over?! Oh no, I am not done with France yet!
So yes, I hope that inadequate explanation provided at least some closure. Moving on…
By Eva Kristinova, (Sciences Po Toulouse, France)
Hello everyone and welcome to my year-long study exchange journey in Toulouse! We will start off with the good news so far: I’ve arrived.
And I’m afraid that’s where it ends. To be fair I am somewhat to blame for all I’m about to tell you, but I hope that after reading this, you will admit that no amount of extra preparation could have helped. So let’s dive into my voyage from Brussels to Toulouse… oh, did I mention it was all by train? Well, now you know (and those of you familiar with the French TGV probably guessed as much from the title).
By Lauren Howie, The University of Melbourne
Time has soared by since I first set foot in Melbourne. Now 8 weeks into the Aussie dream (and loving every second of it) I’ve put together 5 life hacks that made settling into this fantastic city a lot less daunting!