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.

There is no set rule for choosing a course in Australia - ultimately, it will come down to what's most important to you. If you're still researching potential courses, here are some things you may like to consider.

International students applying to study in Australia are set to benefit from a new simplified student visa framework from mid-2016.

With winter officially in full swing, you're probably looking for ways to spend your semester break. We've come up with a few ideas worth considering.

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.

New rankings have shown that Australia has opened more world-class universities in the past 50 years than any other nation.

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

Living on campus is a rite of passage for many university students. While Australia may not have the frat houses or sororities of overseas institutions, university colleges or halls of residence offer similar alternatives.

Studying overseas is about more than just attending classes and writing assignments - it gives you an opportunity to get out of your comfort zone, meet new friends and experience life in another country.

Whether you want to make the most of Australia's unique natural environment or are looking to gain an internationally recognised qualification, Australia offers a wide range of high-quality courses for international students.

If postgraduate study is a move worth considering, here's what you need to know.

With Australian universities commencing classes in around a month, now is the perfect time to get a head start on the new semester.

As an international student, it's not uncommon to feel a little isolated on campus. Luckily, there are a number of people you can talk to and services you can visit if you need some help or advice.

You've booked your flights, enrolled in your course and applied for a student visa, so what's next?