The StudyNT Student Ambassador Program has been running since 2016, recognising the outstanding international and domestic students studying in Australia’s Northern Territory.
During their year-long appointment, ambassadors undertake:
- professional development
- attend networking events with other students, Territory employers and international delegations
- receive valuable volunteering and work experience, and
- get opportunities beyond the classroom.
Meet our 2020 StudyNT student ambassadors below.
Sulav — Nepal
Student at Charles Darwin University
The instant I landed in Darwin it was love at first sight. As I’m a ‘warm weather kind of guy’, Darwin is perfect for me.
Nilesh — Sri Lanka
Student at Charles Darwin University
I am passionate about bringing people from different cultures together and help them transform their lives.
Sunny — China
Student at Charles Darwin University
When it comes to studying, living and working as an international student, Darwin is the place to be.
Saloni — Nepal
Student at Australian Careers College
As clichéd as it may sound, from the first time I toured the Territory, it felt like home.
Sadeepa — Sri Lanka
Student at Navitas Professional
I chose the lush city of Darwin and this turned out to be one of the best choices I have made in my life.
Pat — Thailand
Student at Charles Darwin University
My long journey in Australia has officially begun in Darwin after I have been granted a Study in Australia’s Northern Territory Scholarship.
Oshin — Bangladesh
Student at Charles Darwin University
My story of coming to Darwin is pure luck and it only led to better things.
Nagendra — Nepal
Student at Charles Darwin University
Coming to live and study in the Territory is one of the best decisions I have made in my life.
Molly — Australia
Student at Charles Darwin University
I was lucky enough to find my perfect degree at Charles Darwin University.
Keith — Vietnam
Student at Navitas Professional
I’m an international student from Vietnam who has spent the past eight years in Australia for education and personal development purposes.
Katarina — Slovakia
Student at Alana Kaye College
I decided to come to Australia as I always wanted to see more than what my country offered me.
Jenny — China
Student at Charles Darwin University
I am very excited to experience more of Darwin and I am sure it will be a great journey.
Frank — Peru
Student at Business College at IH
After having travelled the majority of Australia, I arrived in Darwin and it felt like home.
Fernanda — Brazil
Student at Alana Kaye College
The experience of living in the Territory brought me the opportunity to meet people from different countries and cultures.
Denisse — El Salvador
Student at Charles Darwin University
I believe in the power of sharing ideas to work towards a common goal.
Clarissa — Indonesia
Student at Australian Careers College
I am excited with the opportunity to learn from joining and contributing to the StudyNT Student Ambassador program.
Dayam — India
Student at Darwin High School
I am really excited to be a part of this wonderful journey as a StudyNT student ambassador.
Christine — Vietnam
Student at The Essington International School Darwin
When I arrived in Darwin, I immediately knew this was going to be exciting.
Aron — Italy
Student at International College of Advanced Education
Darwin as one of the best places in Australia for quality of life and learning.
Anjun — Sri Lanka
Student at Navitas Professional
Helping students to engage and embrace the multiculturalism in Australia has always been a passion of mine.
Amanda — Brazil
Student at Darwin High School
Being part of the StudyNT Student Ambassador program is great for helping people and improving skills.
Julia — Brazil
Student at Business College at IH
I am more than happy to tell everyone how much I love studying in the Northern Territory.
Grace — Vietnam
Student at Charles Darwin University
Xin Chao. It’s Huyen, most of my friends call me Gracie. I was born in a small province in Vietnam.
Adele — Italy
Student at Charles Darwin University
My dream is to help people that are less fortunate and actively make a difference.