Author: Chloe Mahon
How far from uni is too far? Choosing Melbourne student accommodation by commute time
Ask any student what they wish they’d thought about more before signing a lease, and commute time usually tops the list. A gorgeous apartment loses
Student accommodation vs Homestay: Which is better for international students?
Choosing where to live is one of the biggest decisions to make when moving to study in Australia. Your student accommodation plays a huge role
6 cool study spots to check out in Sydney
Sydney is one of the best cities in the country to be a student, and part of that comes down to just how many great
Shared student kitchen survival guide: How to keep the peace (and your food)
Now that you’ve made the exciting decision to move into shared student accommodation, it’s worth remembering that it comes with its own mix of pros
Best places to live when studying at Griffith University, Brisbane
Founded in 1971, Griffith University has grown into one of Australia’s leading universities. Recognised for its innovative approach to education and strong focus on research,
Studio vs Share apartment: Which suits your personality type?
Choosing the best student accommodation is about more than finding a place to rest your head and churn out some work. It’s about finding a
How to make the most of student discounts in Australia
Budgeting as a student is one of those skills that sounds straightforward but can take a semester or two to actually get right. Between rent,
Getting to uni in Sydney: A student’s public transport guide
Sydney has one of the most connected public transport networks in Australia, and for students, that’s great news. Whether you’re heading to UTS, Sydney Uni,
6 cool study spaces to check out in Brisbane
When you’re mid-assignment, prepping for exams or joining an online lecture, sometimes all it takes is a little change of scenery to get your study
Your first Australian winter: What international students need to know
If you’ve moved to Australia from a warmer country, the idea of an “Australian winter” might not sound too intimidating, and honestly, it isn’t. But