International Student Rep

What are you studying and when are you expecting to graduate?

International Master of Business Administration (Tourism and Event Management. Graduating in September 2025.

What made you want to become a student Representative?

My strong desire to make a difference within the student community motivated me to become a student representative. I’ve always been passionate about leadership and creating opportunities for connection and growth among my peers. The idea of being a voice for the students and contributing to their overall experience inspired me to step into this role. With my background in event management and my experience as the President of the Indian Student Assembly, I’ve witnessed firsthand how impactful representation can be. I thrive on organizing events, fostering inclusivity, and ensuring everyone feels heard and valued. Becoming a student representative has given me a platform to put these passions into action, collaborate with diverse groups, and develop skills that will benefit me both personally and professionally.

What do you aim to achieve for UniSA students in 2025?

Enhanced Support Systems: Strengthen resources for mental health, academic assistance, and career development to ensure every student has access to the tools they need to succeed. Community Building: Organize more culturally diverse events and social activities to promote connection and collaboration among students from various backgrounds. Student Voice Amplification: Establish better channels for student feedback to ensure their concerns and ideas are heard and addressed effectively. Skill Development Opportunities: Expand workshops, internships, and networking events that prepare students for the competitive job market.

What campus are you from and what's your favourite thing about this campus?

I am from the City West campus, and my favourite thing about it is the incredible accessibility and facilities it offers. From the gym and badminton courts to pool tables and foosball, there’s always something active and fun to do between classes. I also love that it’s the hub for business students, creating a vibrant and engaging atmosphere where networking and collaboration come naturally. The campus truly feels alive with energy and opportunities to connect with like-minded peers.

What's your best piece of advice for your fellow students?

Don’t let things overwhelm you, because life will always throw challenges your way. When you feel burdened, take a moment to breathe, focus on one thing at a time, and reach out to friends for a chat or some support. Worrying can consume your energy, but remember, you only get one chance to live and enjoy the journey truly. Balance is key—prioritize your well-being while striving for your goals.

What instantly puts you in a good mood?

Enjoying some delicious Indian snacks and a hot cup of tea with my friends. There’s nothing like the comfort of good food and great company to lift my spirits and recharge my energy!

If you could have dinner with anyone - dead or alive - who would it be and why?

If I could have dinner with anyone, it would be Ratan Tata. His vision, humility, and remarkable contributions to business and philanthropy are truly inspiring. I would love to learn from his experiences, hear his insights on leadership, and understand how he navigated challenges while maintaining his integrity and commitment to making a positive impact on society. Having the opportunity to discuss his journey and values would be an unforgettable experience.

If money was no object, what would you do with your life?

I would travel the world and plan events globally. Creating successful events brings me a sense of fulfillment and happiness that nothing else can. Seeing people enjoy and connect through my events is the ultimate reward for me—it’s the one thing that replaces the value of money in my life. Making each event unique and memorable while exploring different cultures and destinations would be a dream come true.