Travelling overseas presents many challenges, so it's no surprise that studying abroad might involve a few bumps along the way. Read on as we present our guide to overcoming some of the challenges you might face during your Australian study experience.

It's likely you'll notice more than a few differences between Australia and your home country during your time abroad - some that you may have been prepared for and others that take you by surprise.

Studying at university should be exciting, filled with new experiences and the start of a journey towards your chosen career. If you've heard the following myths about university study, we debunk them one by one.

If you're considering an Australian education, it's well worth considering your opportunities outside of the university sector.

Professional Year Programs provide international students who have graduated with the skills, knowledge and industry experience needed in the Australian workforce. Read on to discover the programs available and their benefits.

If you're thinking of applying for study in Australia, you need to be aware of some of the changes introduced by the Australian Government in 2012 that affect student visas and skilled migration.

As an international student in Australia, it can sometimes be difficult to maintain basic living costs unless you also have a part-time job. Living in Australia can be expensive when you take into account costs such as accommodation, meals..

There are many extracurricular acitivites available to international students, from joining students clubs and meeting new friends to organising holiday trips around the country.

While studying overseas is an exciting new experience, safety is a still major concern for many students leaving their home country. Here we list some very important safety tips to help you avoid any dangerous situations.

If you're yet to enrol in your course, read on as we answer some common questions about the enrolment process.

When you are studying overseas it can be hard adjusting not only to a new university and study routine, but also to a new culture, city and lifestyle.