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MGAEC Executive Committee 2024 - 2025


Kritika Arora

Master of Business


Faculty of Business and Economics

Caulfield Campus

Kritika is 2024 - 2025's Coursework Education Officer and Caulfield Campus Representative

Coursework Education Officer

The Coursework Education Officer is responsible for liaising with appropriate bodies in relation to issues pertaining to coursework graduates of Monash University, ensuring that the concerns of coursework graduates are brought to the attention of the MGAEC, liaising with MGA staff responsible for graduate representatives on coursework-related University boards and committees, ensuring MGA responds to changes to important coursework-related policies, procedures and regulations of the University, and more.

The learn more about this position, read the extract from the MGA Constitution.

Can you tell us a bit about yourself, your background and your area of study?

Hello everyone! I'm Kritika Arora, currently pursuing a Master of Business at Monash University, and I'm thrilled to be your dedicated campus representative for the Caulfield campus and Coursework Education Officer. Originally from the vibrant city of New Delhi, India, my academic journey led me into the world of fashion media and communication, and now, I find myself embracing the diversity of Melbourne.

In four dynamic years of marketing, I've transformed challenges into stepping stones, thriving in the lively streets of New Delhi to the fast-paced marketing world. Beyond the professional realm, my true passion is storytelling and tailoring content to fit unique brand personalities. This passion guides me, turning international experiences into a finely tuned skill set. Lessons learned and challenges faced contribute to my adeptness in crafting compelling stories. It's more than marketing; it's a journey of passion, growth, and invaluable lessons.

 

What is your role within the MGAEC, and what are you hoping to achieve over your term in office?

As your Caulfield campus representative and coursework officer, I am committed to making a meaningful impact within the graduate student community. Being an international student myself, I understand the significance of fostering connections and creating a supportive environment. My dedication to the MGAEC stems from a sincere aspiration to contribute, collaborate, and establish lasting connections.

 

What are your personal interests? What do you do for fun?

Outside the realm of business, you'll often find me immersed in creative endeavours. I enjoy exploring Melbourne's cafes, experimenting with new recipes in my kitchen, and capturing moments through photography.You will find me having a cup of coffee and exploring galleries. Also, I have a genuine interest in exploring new places, travelling, and occasionally diving into a good podcast or book.

Feel free to connect with me anytime for a chat or to share your thoughts. Let's join hands on this journey of growth, learning, and collective success. I'm genuinely excited about the opportunities that lie ahead, and I look forward to creating a positive ripple that resonates with our shared experiences.

 

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The MGA employs Monash graduate students to fill the receptionist roles at the Clayton and Caulfield offices. When a vacancy arises we advertise the position through our email newsletter and on our website.

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