Nicknamed the Sunshine State, Queensland is beloved for its pleasant climate and stunning natural landscapes, including the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest.
From the northern gems of Cairns and Townsville to the charming beach communities of the Sunshine and Gold Coasts, there’s something here for everyone. Its capital, Brisbane, offers a cosmopolitan lifestyle and a range of cultural attractions, including restaurants and bars, museums and art galleries.
Queensland also boasts some of the best education providers on the planet, including a range of universities and vocational training institutes. Breathtaking scenery, new experiences, a world-class education – all this and more awaits you in Queensland.
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Why Doesn’t Australia Care About Soccer?
When Arsenal won the UK Premier League a few weeks ago, over a million people flooded the streets of North London for the victory parade. It was a massive celebration, 22 years in the making. Now imagine the same thing happening in Sydney or Melbourne for the team…
Six Ways to Get the Most Out of Swinburne Open Day as an International Student
Thinking about your next step as an international student at Swinburne? This is your invite to Open Day on Sunday 26 July, where you’ll discover your dream course, have opportunities to chat with current students, and get your hands on tech that’s changing the world….
Winter Warmers: Budget-Friendly Recipes For International Students
Winter in Australia may not be as harsh as in some other parts of the world, but it still calls for some delicious, warm meals to help you get through those chilly days. For international students on a budget, finding tasty and affordable recipes can be a challenge….
Is University Attendance Compulsory in Australia? What International Students Need to Know
If you’re planning on moving to Australia for study, you might have some questions around whether or not you have actually to attend classes or visit your campus. The short answer is: it really depends on your course and the university’s policies, but as a general…
The New “Australian Starter Pack” For International Students
Landing in Australia as an international student comes with a steep learning curve, and it’s not just figuring out your study timetable, finding somewhere to live and learning how to pronounce “Melbourne” correctly. Thankfully, we’ve put together an (unofficial)…
How to Build a Career Before Graduation
A university degree is an important step on the path towards your future career. But did you know that employers today often look for more than a degree alone? That’s why The University of Queensland (UQ) goes further to offer students the opportunities, support and…
Five Things You Can do Right Now to Support and Celebrate First Nations Cultures
Australia is home to incredibly rich and diverse First Nations cultures. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples were the first inhabitants of this land, and their traditions, stories, and practices are deeply embedded in the nation’s identity. Celebrating and…
Australia’s Minimum Wage to Increase on 1 July 2026
The Fair Work Commission has announced a 5.97% increase to the National Minimum Wage, and minimum award workers will get a 4.75% pay boost. This change takes effect from 1 July 2026. This will raise modern award wages above the rate of inflation. What you need to know…