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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2026 · 21 MIN

From International Student to Award-Winning Professional | Emily’s Journey of Thriving in Melbourne

from Migrant Munch · host Sherrica Senewiratne

In this episode, I sit down with Emily Chin, recipient of the International Student of the Year award, who is thriving in an IT career in Melbourne. She shares her journey of navigating life as an international student, from arriving with uncertainty to building a career through intentional networking, courage, and being an active member of the community.We talk about what networking really means, why relationships and casual jobs are important, and how showing up consistently can open doors you never knew existed. Emily also reflects on the mindset shifts international students often need to make, to move from 'survival' mode to 'opportunity' mode. ✨ This episode is for international students, migrants, and early-career professionals who want practical insight, honest encouragement, and a reminder that you don’t have to do this journey alone.

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In this episode, I sit down with Emily Chin, recipient of the International Student of the Year award, who is thriving in an IT career in Melbourne. She shares her journey of navigating life as an international student, from arriving with uncertainty to building a career through intentional networking, courage, and being an active member of the community. We talk about what networking really means, why relationships and casual jobs are important, and how showing up consistently can open doors...

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