Category: BUILD Global Leaders
UTS BUILD is a co-curricular global leadership program. Through BUILD, we’re preparing UTS students to become global leaders and active global citizens. We have many opportunities that help students explore global issues, develop a global mindset and build the professional skills needed for a truly international career that delivers positive social impact in the world. These include core foundational workshops and elective events, seminars, community activities and global immersion experiences via Global Exchange and Global Short Programs. Explore this blog and the stories of UTS students who are thinking and living globally.
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When you are walking in your neighbourhood, what do you see? Maybe you see other people living their lives, maybe you see trees and birds and the natural world, maybe you can see the history of that place embodied in in its landscape… As an exchange student, I’ve been on my fair share of excursions…
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Recently, I had the privilege of attending an insightful workshop hosted by the renowned Director/Producer in the media industry, Amie Morris. Titled “Civic Leadership and Design Thinking,” the event was centred around fostering effective communication, teaching students about leadership, and promoting honesty, all while incorporating design thinking principles. Amie Morris, known for her commitment to…
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The HAA World Peace Summit in Bangkok was more than just a gathering of individuals; it was a convergence of ideas, experiences, and aspirations from across the globe. As I immersed myself in this diverse and dynamic environment, I was privileged to meet inspirational students, activists, and presenters who shared their perspectives on humanitarian affairs…
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In January 2024 I was given the opportunity to attend the Global Peace Summit for Emerging Leaders at the United Nations in Bangkok, Thailand which was hosted by Humanitarian Affairs Asia. As one of the delegates from the University of Technology of Sydney I joined 350 young people from 47 countries in learning how to…
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In the heart of global diplomacy, at the 3rd Global Peace Summit for Emerging Leaders held at the United Nations conference centre in Bangkok, Thailand, I found myself amidst 350 delegates from 47 countries. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation, and little did I know that the power of storytelling would unfold as a transformative…
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Hey there, fellow wanderers of the world! Today, I’m thrilled to unravel the chapters of my heartening experience in the Humanitarian Affairs Asia 3rd Peace UN Conference. This adventure wasn’t just a program; it was a soul-stirring expedition that reshaped my perspectives and set my heart ablaze for collaborative peace and cross-cultural connections. Picture this:…
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Embarking on a Faculty-led Global Short Program was more than just a journey; it was a transformative experience that expanded my horizons and enriched my understanding of the world. From engaging speakers to global connections and immersive cultural exploration, every moment left an indelible mark on my personal and academic growth. Highlights of the Program:…
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I was fortunate enough to be given the opportunity by UTS BUILD and Humanitarian Affairs Asia to be a part of the 11th University Scholar Leaders Symposium from AUG 1st-4th at the United Nations Conference Center Bangkok. Where to start? These four days were so overwhelming with mixed emotions that putting it all into words…
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Embarking on a journey to become a global leader, I recently had the opportunity to participate in an enlightening workshop on decision-making. Hosted by the dynamic Dominic Soh, this event opened my eyes to the fascinating world of making effective choices, a skill that transcends borders and cultures. In this article, I’ll share my key…
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I recently represented UTS as a delegate, alongside 11 of my peers, at the 11th University Scholars Leadership Symposium in Bangkok, held at the United Nations Conference Centre. Across 4 days, we heard from different speakers on various social issues such as the digital divide, volunteering (and thinking critically about volunteerism), and female genital mutilation. …
