Author: Chloe Mahon
Weekend reset for uni students: 5 ways to rest and stay on track
Life as a uni student can feel non-stop. Whether it’s about managing your study schedule, balancing your social commitments or fitting in a part-time job,
Where to live when studying at the University of Sydney
The University of Sydney is one of Australia’s oldest and most respected universities, with a diverse and welcoming environment. Perfectly located just moments from the
How living in shared accommodation builds confidence and social skills
Moving into shared accommodation is a big step — especially if it’s your first time living away from home. Suddenly you’re sharing a kitchen, a
How to choose summer-friendly accommodation in Brisbane
With its relaxed pace, outdoor lifestyle and world-class universities, it’s not hard to see why Brisbane is one of Australia’s most appealing cities for students.
How to choose a career path: 6 tips for university students
University is an exciting time to start thinking about where you want your future to take you. It’s a chance to explore new interests, build
International student’s guide to Aussie universities: from campus life to culture
Choosing to study in Australia is the start of a brand new adventure – but there’s a lot to think about before you even unpack
7 reasons why UNSW students choose off-campus accommodation
Choosing the right student accommodation is one of the most important – and challenging – decisions that any uni student has to make. As well
Melbourne’s best markets on a student budget
Moving to a new city is exciting, but let’s be real: student life often means keeping a close eye on your budget. With cost of
Furnished vs unfurnished student accommodation: Which is the most cost-effective option?
Finding the right student accommodation in Australia is a difficult decision – not to mention a tricky process – that can impact your lifestyle as
9 things that would surprise you about living and studying in Australia
Moving to Australia is incredibly exciting, and it’s hard to avoid having some preconceived ideas about what student life is like on the ground. But