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As an international student, finding a part-time job can be a great way to earn some extra income, meet people outside of your study circle and maybe even gain some experience in your chosen field. But, as three international students discovered, finding work isn’t...
Moving to a new country is one of the most exciting, and also daunting, adventures to undertake, especially if you don’t know anyone. For international students, finding friends and building a new support network can make a huge difference to their overall university...
If you’re studying in Australia, you’ve likely noticed that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a regular part of education. For international students, tools like ChatGPT can be especially useful when navigating language barriers, managing study demands or...
If you're deciding where to study abroad, the latest QS Best Student Cities 2027 rankings highlight why Australia continues to be one of the world's most popular destinations for international students. Released by QS, the annual rankings compare the world's best...
If you're planning to study overseas, it's worth keeping an eye on changes to student visa rules. Over the past few weeks, Australia and the United States have both announced major updates, while Canada continues to operate under tighter policies introduced over the...
The 2027 Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings have been released, with four Australian universities ranking in the top 30 globally. Nine universities across New South Wales, the ACT, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia and South Australia ranked in...
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....
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...
Australia’s federal government has announced a new crackdown on parts of the international education sector, temporarily blocking private colleges and training organisations from applying to offer new courses to international students. The changes will introduce a...