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Going to Australia

In three weeks, I will be on a plane to Melbourne, Australia. A six-month adventure begins!

I will be spending one semester of full-time study at the Faculty of Business and Economics at the University of Melbourne. While my current major at the Charles University in Prague is Financial Mathematics, I decided to study finance from a less technical point of view in Melbourne.

This little trip across the globe required some financial and personal sacrifices, but my love of travel prevailed. I’m really excited about living in Australia!

After the school ends in June, I am staying an extra month in Australia to travel and then, on the way back to Europe, I’m stopping by Malaysia and Dubai to satiate my wanderlust even more. So, after my four months in California in 2010 this site may be again turning into a travel blog ;-)

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Vasek I February 21, MMXII

Melbourne is a great city, I spent a holiday there once and absolutely loved it (especially thanks to omnipresent beaches in the suburbs :-)).

Good luck with the school, it must be a dream come true to study in Australia (and if I may ask, are you there with some exchange program or entirely on your own?)

Hope you enjoy it there big time!

Vita II February 22, MMXII

Hi, and thanks! I haven't been to a beach yet, but even the little of Melbourne that I've experienced so far is fabulous.

You're right, it's been a long-time dream of mine to live in Australia. And studying at the best Australian finance/business faculty... who could complain? :-) I got here thanks to a bilateral agreement between the two universities, but I still had to do plenty of administrative work and pass through admission. It was totally worth it!

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