Prosple Profiles

Your undergraduate degree doesn’t define you – it’s a springboard to other things.

I’ve always been interested in government so the degree seemed like a good fit.

This course allows me the flexibility to move into something more directly related to public policy.

“I knew I really cared about climate change but I didn’t know which aspect I wanted to focus on”.

I have learned about the immense breadth and scale of KiwiRail and its contribution to New Zealand and how ‘small’ initiatives can have an extensive impact.

After going back to Indonesia I can put the theories, concepts and skills I learned here into practice.

I think a vast array of people can do project management. I think what you need to thrive in it is communication and people skills. Those are the most important. Having other administration skills and computer skills is helpful. The technical skills you can always learn, but having the right attitude and soft skills is really important.

I am studying here at the ANU, Crawford School with the Australia Awards Scholarship.