If you are currently studying in Australia or would like to do so in the future, the prospect of gaining Australian permanent residency (PR) might be on your mind.

If you're currently investigating your Australian study options, you may know by now that you'll need to meet English language requirements to gain a student visa.

From 1 July 2016, a number of changes to student visa applications will be introduced as part of the new Simplified Student Visa Framework (SSVF).

The end of semester leaves one thing on students' minds: exams. We offer our best healthy study tips.

Once you've enrolled into your course and organised a student visa, it's time to book your flights and find somewhere to live.

Extracurricular activities are a great way to settle into life on campus, explore your interests and make the most of your time in Australia.

Five advantages of Australian work experience Did you know that international students can work part time during their Australian study experience? We explore five advantages of taking on work experience during your course.

Apply for a masters degree at FedUni and know you'll be joining Victoria's #1 university for graduate employment outcomes. Course offerings include engineering, information technology, MBA, MPA, social work and many more. Scholarships are available.

Maintaining good study habits is the best way to succeed in your course. Read on as we offer our best study tips for international students.

In December 2015, QIBT was re-named Griffith College. To commemorate the launch of Griffith College, Griffith University and Griffith College will award four special scholarships for package programs in 2016 valued at AUD$10,000 each.

No matter which course you choose, you'll probably have to do at least one class presentation during your time in Australia. We offer some tips to help you prepare.

You may have seen our spotlights on Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. This month we head west to look at what's happening in Perth and its surrounds this summer.

Did you know that you can gain an Australian qualification in your home country? Distance education and offshore campuses provide easy access to Australian courses for international students.

Working as an international student or a backpacker can be confusing. Find out more about your employee rights with our guide.