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.

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

If you're thinking about studying in Australia you'll know that there are a lot of decisions that need to be made before you leave your home country. Here we answer some common questions you may have.

Organising your studies in Australia from overseas can be stressful. But it can be even more stressful when you’re disorganised and leave everything until the last minute.

For many international students, one of the main challenges when studying abroad is coping with their newfound independence.

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

Are you about to start studying in Australia? If you're feeling a little nervous, don't worry. Orientation Week (known as O-Week) is a celebration held for students from Australia and overseas who are beginning their studies.

If you would like to work in Australia when you finish your course, we've put together a guide that will help you find a job when you graduate.

The Premier of New South Wales, Barry O'Farrell, has announced that transport concessions will be introduced for international students living and studying in some areas of New South Wales.

So you know you want to study in Australia, but you're not sure which course is right for you. Don't worry, our tips will give you a few ideas about how to choose the right course if you're finding it hard to make your choice.

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

Students from around the world choose to complete their studies in Australia, with postgraduate studies being one of the most popular. Here are our top five tips for getting into postgraduate study in Australia

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.

While the majority of international students in Australia pay full fees for their studies, there are a number of scholarships available to assist students with the cost of their education.

If you are thinking about studying in Australia, you may consider applying for a study abroad or student exchange program.