Wherever you choose to study in Australia

New ratings by QS World University Rankings have placed Melbourne and Sydney in the top 10 most student-friendly cities worldwide.

The exam period is now in full swing. If you're stressing about making it through the assessment period, we've got some tips for you.

There are many reasons to pursue postgraduate study, whether you're looking for work, preparing to finish an undergraduate degree or already in the workforce.

One of the hardest decisions you will have to make about your studies in Australia is where to study. This is why many students get help from an education agent.

In April, the Education Services for Overseas Students Legislation Amendment Act 2011 was enacted, resulting in some significant changes to the original ESOS legislation.

Many international students are interested in gaining a scholarship to help pay for their study in Australia. In this article we provide you with some scholarship tips and advice.

There's been some exciting developments in the Australian higher education sector, with announcements that two new universities will be opening their doors in the coming years.

If you have spare time over the holidays or just want to do a bit of exploring, there are many places to visit outside your capital city, no matter where you are studying.

If you're currently planning your Australian study experience, we have some tips that will help you save money for your time abroad.

Australia's capital cities have achieved excellent results in the 2012 Global Liveability Survey

If the thought of organising a work pacement seems daunting, our five-step checklist is here to help.

International students often think that it is difficult to do well academically while adjusting to life in a new country. Our five tips will make sure that you are ready for a successful academic year.

Australian universities are known for their excellent courses and high-quality research, ranking very highly when compared on a global scale. If you are looking at Australian postgraduate courses, have you considered research?

Most international students want to do well in their course, but some find it difficult when they are settling into life in a new country or feeling a little homesick. If you're worried about succeeding academically, these five tips can help.