The end of Monash chapter

After a month of insane workload, the submission of the last sociology essay ended the whole chapter of my academic life at Monash university.

As you might have guessed from my silence for the past few weeks, I've been swamped by inhumane amount of assessment tasks. But it's over now. No more essays, reports and tests. And I'll never get to sit in the lecture theater or tutorial room as a monash student. Even though there are still too many things I haven't learnt.

I won't look back all my learning history at monash here, but I just want to send my deepest gratitude for Matthew, my best study advisor. He has been helping me with my work since last semester when I was totally at a loss for my study. His encouraging, caring and enthusiastic assistance has given me numerous wonderful learning experiences. I'll miss him so much after I go back to home.

Studying in Australian university has changed what 'learning' means to me. We can agree, disagree or even challenge to the existing argument. And participation made learning even more interesting. Every time when I stepped out of the classroom after tutorial, I could see the world with another new perception.

...Okay, enough with my study story. Now it's time to commemorate the completion of this academic year, and time to enjoy the last moment of my stay in Melbourne! I have the whole month to have a fun until my good-bye to this country. It's still early to get nostalgic...!