If you have finished your studies in Australia, you may be thinking about moving back home. Our checklist provides a few suggestions.

We've come up with a list of some of the best apps on offer for international students in Australia.

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

Australian universities have excelled in the QS World University Rankings, released this week.

Australian cities have performed well in global ranking systems, announced among the most liveable and friendly in the world.

Australian cities have achieved excellent results in the Economist Intelligence Unit's 2013 Global Liveability Survey, which provides an excellent reason to study in Australia.

If you're expecting to 'throw some shrimps on the barbie', wrestle crocodiles or see the local students riding to uni on kangaroos, read on as we clarify some of the common misconceptions about Australia.

One of the biggest factors on your studies in Australia will without a doubt be where you choose to study.

Before you begin your Australian course, read through our top tips for a successful and enjoyable study experience.

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.

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.

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

When you're researching overseas study, choosing a country is likely one of your first considerations. So why is Australia such a great option?

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?