Not only is Australia the third most popular destination for international students worldwide, it also holds 7 of the top 100 universities in the world – not bad going for a country with a population of just 24.1 million! One of the top reasons that Australia is so popular for international students is the high regard in which a degree from an Australian institution is held worldwide. Alyx Douglas, Content Editor from Murdoch University , explains
The University of Adelaide has set up a programme to support international students and welcome them to the city once they begin their studies there. As part of the scheme, called ‘Experience Adelaide’ , international students will be paired with a local university community member. University community members are made up of graduates or staff members, and they will help students adapt to Adelaide life, by taking them sightseeing around the city or inviting them
Are you considering studying in Brisbane? As an international student it can be hard to find out the best kept secrets of a city without actually visiting it. Even when you're studying there you might not be aware of all the place has to offer. The Australia experts Insider Guides have asked local Aussie students to give you all their top tips on what to do in your spare time when you're kicking around Brisbane. Be prepared to have a huge
With rugged deserts, impossible shorelines and myriad of beasts that can kill you, there’s no place in the world quite like Australia . But despite the nation’s dynamic, cosmopolitan cities and international ties, many still imagine Australian life as a succession of barbeques and wrestling matching with crocodiles. We’ve dissected some common misconceptions and myths about Australia, its culture and way of life to help set the record straight.
Adelaide is shaking off some of the negative PR it has received in recent years, with news that current student residents feel safe and would like to remain there once they’ve graduated. A recent survey by Adelaide Now shows that 65% would like to continue living in the capital city of South Australia, permanently. While there remain some issues in regards to finding adequate off-campus accommodation – an issue throughout Australia which is
Spirited, enviably sun-kissed and sporting some of the most recognisable landmarks in the world, in 2013 Sydney was named the world’s second most liveable, and fifth overall favourite city. Against Australia ’s consistent high scores in international rankings and quality of life surveys, Sydney’s high marks are hardly a surprise. Thinking of studying abroad in Australia? Let our brief overview of Sydney, one of the world’s most liveable
Your visa has finally been approved and you’ve made it across the world. Plagued by images of endless white beaches and clear blue skies, how should you tackle the impossible task of what to see first? Whilst the nation’s world-class beaches are definitely worth a look, Australia also boasts a number of different, uniquely Australian landscapes and cultural experiences. Let our list of top places to visit in Australia have a hand in planning your
With astonishing biodiversity in flora and fauna and thriving in the midst of global warming challenge, Australia is working together with its youngest generation to promote an environmentally friendly approach to education. Recently, The Australian newspaper highlighted the effort of many universities working towards greener policies in its Australian top 10 Green Universities. 1. Monash University Monash University has been
