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Learner Impact Reuben Nathaniel | Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences

4 Nov 2022 · 1 min

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In this testimonial, Ruben Nathaniel, an Indonesian student from the inaugural cohort of Tomori University's bachelor's programme, explains his desire to develop new competencies to address global challenges. Working in the music industry and touring with his band, he needed a highly flexible study programme that could accommodate his travel schedule. He highlights the value of joining a worldwide community of changemakers, mentors, peers, challenge owners, and academics, from whom he has already learned and expects to continue learning. Ruben aims to apply the knowledge gained to contribute to sustainability efforts in Indonesia and globally.

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My name is Ruben Nathaniel, and I'm a student from Indonesia and part of the first founding cohort of the bachelor's programme in Tomori University. So I see a lot of growing challenges in the world, and I wanted to see how I can grow myself and develop capabilities, new competencies, to be able to contribute better to the world in such a time. I work in the music industry, and I travel a lot with my band, so it was important for me to find a study programme that has enough flexibility that will allow me to join and learn from wherever I happen to be in each moment. And the other great part is I'm joining a community of changemakers from around the world, and I feel like I've already learned a lot and will be learning a lot more from them, from my mentors, from my peers, from the challenge owners, from the academics. And hopefully I can learn as best as I can so I can bring all the knowledge and apply them in my country, Indonesia, and also to make the world a more Sustainable place to live in.