World-class universities
Australia’s education system has a strong international reputation and this is proven year after year in the QS World University Rankings. 37 Australian universities were including in the list for 2018 based on academic reputation, employer reputation, research and international student mix.
Cultural diversity
Over a quarter of all people living in Australia were born overseas, so the country is filled with a diverse range of cultures. With such a high level of diversity, you will never struggle to find new and interesting foods, restaurants, grocers and cultural festivals from countries all around the world.
Laidback culture
Australia is often referred to as ‘the lucky country’ and this is reflected in the country’s laidback attitude. Life in Australia revolves around a healthy, outdoor lifestyle regardless if you live in a bustling city or a rural country town.
Natural beauty
Being its own continent, Australia is spoilt with natural diversity. The country has tropical rainforests, a rugged outback, untouched beaches, vast deserts and rich coral reefs. For students, this means there are always opportunities to explore some amazing spots on weekends and holidays.
Work
As explained in our blog about the Australian student visa, international students are allowed to work up to 20 hours a week or full time during university holidays. This is a great advantage for students living in Australia as working not only gives you extra spending money, but it also gives you invaluable skills and experience.
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