Tips and advice for students

Accommodation: know your rights

When you rent a home in Australia, you have rights that are protected by law designed to support a safe and comfortable living environment where you are treated fairly. Here are some of the most important rights that you should be aware of as a tenant in Australia.

Accommodation tips: How to find the right house and housemates for you

Tips to help you find your ideal home in Australia. Plus, everything you need to know about your rights as a housing tenant in Australia.

A Classic Aussie Christmas

The Christmas holiday season in Australia is a great time to relax and catch up with friends. Here’s your guide to Aussie Christmas customs, food, weather and more!

A guide to online safety and cyber security

Tips to keep you and your personal information safe online.

An introduction to Australian education and your study options

In this guide, we introduce you to the Australian education system and the range of study options for international students in Australia.

Australia shines again in global THE Impact Ranking

Australian Universities are making a change in the world, ranking across research, stewardship, outreach and teaching.

Can my landlord do that?

Your questions answered about your rights as a tenant in Australia and what your landlord can and cannot do.

Effective ways to improve your mental wellbeing

Here are four ways to look after your mental wellbeing as an international student.

Five rental housing application tips for international students

Here are five tips to help you create a strong rental housing application.

Locations in Australia

Learn about the best towns, cities, and states to live and study in across Australia.

Accommodation

International students can choose from a variety of accommodation options, including on-campus residences, homestay with local families and private rental homes.

Living and education costs

Find out about common costs to help you prepare for the average living costs as an international student in Australia.