>> The most important thing I learned at the Centre for Journalism was probably that news requires a lot of work behind it. You can't just put something out that you haven't researched and checked and double-checked and triple-checked.

>> Coming here I've realised that it's never too late to fulfil what you actually want to do with your life.

>> Journalism isn't a degree, it's a bit of a lifestyle.

>> The importance of your editors and the support they can give you.

>> I'm capable of doing more than I thought I can.

>> That I have a lot more confidence than I thought I had.

>> The most important thing I've learned at the Centre for Journalism is being a fantastic listener.

>> Don't come in with an idea of what you going to do because you'll find something else that you never expected to be able to do and think it's absolutely amazing.

>> I now lead a social media team for the whole country for a major company and it's all because of what I learned here.

>> Learn from your mistakes and don't be afraid of trying new things.

>> The thing I'm going to miss most is definitely the people.

>> My classmates.

>> I made some really good friends.

>> I'm definitely going to miss my friends so much. I've made the best friends here.

>> Everyone here has the most open door policy I've ever encountered.

>> You need that support in university and I'm going to miss it when I'm in the real world.

>> No story's ever written the same, everyone's unique and it's a fabulous place to learn.

>> They taught us what it's like to work in an actual newsroom.

>> And I'm ready to go and do any kind of multimedia journalism I want to.

>> I will never forget the people here and what they've done for me.