I have now been back home for 3 days, and my most commonly asked question is – what was your favourite part of your trip? The first time I was asked this, I was stumped. After a long few minutes of awkward silence, I proceeded to reply, “Only one?” Continue reading He tangata, he tangata, he tangata.
It was like any other first day. I settled into my seat surrounded by 23 other strangers, each with shy smiles, eager eyes and the awkward conversation starters of “wait what was your name again?” Continue reading Lessons from the Classroom of India
As an Economics major I’ve had the pleasure of studying many different economies. Never however did I expect that the most intriguing economy would be found in the heart of Mumbai, concealed beneath the tag of Asia’s largest slum. Continue reading Dharavi: A Lesson in Economics
I vividly recall standing in front of my MNMGT202 class not too long ago as I explained Hofstede’s cultural dimensions and tried to convince the students how important it would be to note these values for their future. Little did I anticipate the impact these teachings would have on my own understanding a few short weeks later. Continue reading Atithi Devo Bhava – The Guest is God
Meet the 5 lucky UoW students participating in the 2024 Reimagining India Study Tour with IndoGenius! Continue reading Reimagining India 2024 – meet the students!
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