Moving to New York fulfilled Chí Trần's childhood dream of studying abroad. But living overseas also reshaped his understanding of success, identity, and what it means to call Vietnam home.
If there's one thing studying abroad taught me, it's that not every journey needs a straight line. Every detour helped me understand myself a little better.
“You can feel young Vietnamese creatives getting braver, funnier, scrappier, more cultural, and more us with recent wins at international stages.”
"I wanted to try something far outside my comfort zone and really challenge myself."
“Some people don’t like how direct and honest the Dutch are, but I’d say I’m a lot more direct than a typical Vietnamese person. So I enjoy it, I fit right in”.
Tony talked about the importance of adaptability and cherishing relationships while they last.
Once a 'perfect child' (con nhà người ta) in Vietnam, Lan Anh now accepts herself in her most authentic version—daring to try, fail, and iterate.
Graduating with a GPA of 4.0, Duy secured a job in Canada’s highly competitive market. However, he bravely prioritized himself by embarking on a career break in India.
Once an absolute introvert who found it difficult to make social interactions, Thien An has pushed his boundaries to fully enjoy his overseas journey.
In this week’s Study Abroad episode, Le Viet Tan Phat shares his student life journey in Japan — detailing how he prepared, his biggest takeaways, and his hopes for the future.
In this week’s episode, we’ll introduce Ngô Lê Anh Đức, a Hanoian thriving as a structural engineer and entrepreneur in Helsinki.
Thy Huynh stands as a beacon, illustrating that intricate dreams unfold with perseverance and a clear vision – one design at a time.