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Looking to make friends while enjoying a fun night? Come along and enjoy some snacks and drinks while playing Trivia!
This compressed one-day workshop is designed to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge to succeed in today's competitive job market.
You might have heard that studying in Australia is not cheap, but is this true? It really depends on how you live. Studying abroad will involve many different expenses but embarking on the journey to Australia may not be as expensive as you think.
Have you ever wondered why summer days in Australia seem to go on forever? Or why in winter, it suddenly gets dark at 6pm?
Your eyes aren’t playing tricks on you - it’s daylight saving time! But why do we observe daylight saving time? And how exactly does it work? Let’s find out.
Connect with industry: Health & Care Expo and networking for health and care international students and employers
Wondering whether you can change course on a student visa? Our guide breaks down everything you need to know about changing programs or universities.
Join us for an exhilarating adventure on an Amazing Race around Adelaide. Discover all the mystery destinations, solve the clues, and cross the finish line to claim victory.
Whether you're looking for a job, to enhance your resume or learn new skills, our Career Advantage program is for you.
Looking to make friends while enjoying a fun afternoon? Come along and choose from over 70 board games to play while building connections.
Looking to make new friends and practice your English? Meet our ambassadors and enjoy a cosy afternoon at Coffee Crowd Adelaide Central Plaza.
Words On Wheels have planned a tour one of our favourite places here in South Australia, the Flinders Ranges and outback. The tour will be held over the 15, 16 & 17 of April 2024. Everything is included for only $490 per person (except day 3 dinner).
Join us on a tour of one of the most iconic places in Adelaide, learn about South Australian produce, and enjoy the delicious food with your friends.
Katlyn is from the Philippines and studied a Master of Business (International Business) at Flinders University where her placement at a winery and is now working at Manulife.
Daniel from South Korea had no idea where Adelaide or even Australia was when he came to study at SA Government School - Glenunga International High School, gihs
Wathnak says his time volunteering and studying in Adelaide led him to his passion for working in the mental health sector. He says there are so many opportunities here, and not just for study.
Unlock your leadership potential and embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and growth with this program tailored exclusively for international students launching their careers in Australia.
High school student Koshi has always had a love for the arts, which is why he chose to spend a year studying at Charles Campbell College.
Parul chose to study in Adelaide over Sydney and Melbourne because it is more affordable and one of the best cities to live in. She found a job within two weeks of arriving. Find out how.
You Oon from South Korea loves working as a registered nurse in aged care and says talking with the residents reminds her of when she lived with her grandparents.
Grace says Adelaide is the best place for students. Her university’s support and industry mentoring has prepared her well for a successful property career.
Qiaohui learnt skills to use throughout her career at Australian Ideal College in Adelaide.
Rikki from Singapore studied a Bachelor of Human Movement at the University of South Australia.
Wai Wai is studying a Master of Education at The University of Adelaide and is exchanging knowledge and culture with students from a diverse range of backgrounds.
Diana came to Adelaide to study a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering course from the University of Adelaide.
Yidi studied a Master of Landscape Architecture in Adelaide and has built her communication skills and self-confidence through studying, working and volunteering.
Where are the universities in Australia located by state? Here is a list of universities in Australia and where they are located in each state of Australia, including main campus location, and main pathway provider.
Inderjit Singh from India is studying a Master of Engineering (Civil) at Flinders University and is impressed by the world-class facilities and exposure to industry.
When applying for a student visa to study in Australia, there are several visa requirements you have to meet. This is your guide to Australian student visas.
Meet the domestic and international students who were awarded for their exceptional talent at Student Got Talent 2023.
Meet Taseef Farook, the International Student of the Year winner at the StudyAdelaide 2023 International Student Awards.
Meet the winners of the 2023 StudyAdelaide International Student Awards.
Are you interested in starting your career in a regional area? Then make sure you register for our RDA projects.
Spring is around the corner, and Words on Wheels is hosting a 2-day tour to Kangaroo Island.
StudyAdelaide and regional development Australia Eyre Peninsula play matchmaker as local employers meet international students to address the region’s skill shortage and long-term job vacancies.
From 1 July 2023, work restrictions for international students while they are studying will be re-introduced. International students will be able to work 48 hours per fortnight.
After the pandemic, there is a golden opportunity to transform South Australia.
There are many reasons why you should study in Australia. Of course, there is the beautiful landscape and amazing living environment, but ultimately if you are looking to pursue study abroad, the main factor to consider is the quality of education you are going to get.
The StudyAdelaide International Student Awards recognise and celebrate the achievements of international students. Meet the winners of the 2022 Awards.
Meet Chidozie Elvis Chidi-Ezeama, this year’s winner of the Student of the Year recognition at the StudyAdelaide 2022 International Student Awards.
Asirah is an international student who came to Adelaide from Malaysia.
She is a law student at the University of Adelaide, and she has shared her experience about being a Muslim in Adelaide.
Meet StudyAdelaide's 2022 student ambassador team! These group of international students in Adelaide will represent StudyAdelaide at a wide range of events and activities throughout the year.
International education destination marketing body StudyAdelaide has appointed Jane Johnston as its new Chief Executive.
As our Chair Sean Keenihan says, there shouldn’t be a conversation about South Australia’s COVID recovery and building future prosperity without international education at the centre of it.
Now that the borders have opened again for international students, we’d like to welcome you back to Adelaide! Check out our list of exciting events for students this year.
Job Shop offer 100s of part-time and casual jobs in Adelaide for international students.
There are two new PR visa streams for Hong Kong and British National Overseas passport holders. If you study in Adelaide, you can apply for these PR visas one year earlier than those living in Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane.
When Sushrut was looking for an internship, Trility was one of the companies that got back to him. He worked there for three months which led him to gaining full-time employment with them after graduation.
Meet James Karanja, this year’s winner of the Student of the Year recognition at the StudyAdelaide 2021 International Student Awards.
The StudyAdelaide International Student Awards recognise and celebrate the achievements of international students. Meet the winners of the 2021 Awards.
Eddy says he feels very welcomed living in Adelaide's ‘best homestay’ and studying with high school teachers who look out for his wellbeing.
If you’re an international graduate who has studied in South Australia, you might be eligible to stay in Adelaide via state nomination as a skilled migrant.
Minori from Japan chose a pathway to university that gave her the essential English language, writing and communication skills she needed for university success.
When Sohui came to Adelaide to study, she already had a family home waiting for her with her two brothers already living, studying and working in Adelaide.
If you’re wondering how master’s degrees work and which institutions in Adelaide offer master’s degrees, we look at everything you need to know.
Learn what are postgraduate diploma courses, how a postgraduate diploma can lead to migration, and which institutions in Adelaide offer postgraduate diplomas.
Many institutions in Adelaide offer undergraduate study. We cover how to apply for undergraduate courses and how undergraduate study can lead to migration.
There are many institutions in Adelaide that offer postgraduate study. We cover how to apply for postgraduate courses and migration options for international students.
Meet StudyAdelaide's 2021 student ambassador team! These 12 international students in Adelaide will represent StudyAdelaide at a wide range of events and activities throughout the year.
Accounting and advisory firm William Buck hire international students and graduates for the diversity of thought and experience that they bring to the workplace.
As part of StudyAdelaide's Summer in Adelaide program, the Students Got Talent show showcased some incredible international student talent including contemporary and traditional vocalists and dancers, beatboxing and musicians from Malaysia, the Philippines, India, China, Iran, Indonesia and Vietnam.
Australia is renowned for offering excellent education at all stages of a student’s experience. If you’re looking to study in Australia, learn more about how the education system works.
What comes to mind when you hear the phrase ‘regional area’? It might not be what you think it is.
Moving from Bangalore to Adelaide to do a Master's degree, Rakshi has found that perseverance and determination helped her get a job after graduation.
Migration law is tricky to navigate, particularly when you are not an expert. Find out what to look for and how to select a migration agent to help you.
Tiffany from Hong Kong decided to study marketing in Adelaide and her future marketing career. We caught up with Tiffany to learn about why she decided to study marketing in Adelaide and her future marketing career.
Choosing to study hospitality in Australia, Barney completed his studies with ICHM in Adelaide. We spoke to Barney who shared his experience of studying hospitality at ICHM and being an international student in Adelaide.
The 10th annual StudyAdelaide Student Awards were recently presented at the Adelaide Convention Centre and live streamed for all to watch. Here is the full list of this year's winners.
Yu (Amy) Shi is the deserving winner of the 2020 International Student of the Year. The name Yu Shi means ‘helping people without asking for anything in return’, and Yu (Amy) Shi embodies her name as a natural leader with a strong sense of community and a desire to serve others.
Our offshore students have found ways to connect with their Adelaide community while studying from their homes around the world. We’ve introduced a special commendation award to acknowledge the achievements of our offshore students during these extraordinary circumstances.
From uncovering how history can impact the world and its future to researching and teaching in water management, the winners in the postgraduate research category are following their passions and learning new ways to understand and improve the world around them.
From global finance and economic development to encouraging research in education to advancing the rights of women and girls, the winners in the 2020 postgraduate coursework category are challenging gender biases and inspiring opportunities in their homelands and beyond.
Both students recognised in this year’s undergraduate category have worked hard to maintain excellent academic results, pursued their interests both inside and outside of the classroom, and have discovered new interests and ways to view the world. They have big ambitions and know their time studying in Adelaide has set them on the path to realising them.
From discovering a life’s passion, to returning to study in Adelaide 20 years after coming here as an exchange student, the winners in the vocational education and training (VET) category are making the most of the opportunities offered to them as they live and learn in Adelaide.
Taking a dedicated study pathway to university is a smart way to realise career dreams and learn about life at university. With career goals in international business and nursing, the winners in this year’s pathways category have taken a considered and strategic approach to achieving their academic and professional goals. We invited them to share their stories.
The winners in the 2020 schools’ category have excelled in their academic pursuits and contributed much to their school communities and the wider South Australian community through volunteering, mentoring and supporting fellow international students.
The winners of the 2020 community engagement category have volunteered significant time and energy to help other people. From supporting fellow international students to outreach in the broader community to establishing a free not-for-profit language school, all agree that volunteering has helped them as much as it has helped their communities.
From one student’s quest to create connected virtual communities to another’s advocacy to bring support to all students, the winners in our new Support and Advocacy awards category worked tirelessly to help their peers through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Yeganeh Soltanpour from Iran knew it would be hard for international students. To overcome this problem, she created The Virtual Library. It is an example of how one person can make a difference to many, especially in a time of shared hardship.
If you don’t meet the admission criteria to get into university in Australia, there are alternate university entry options available for you. Here’s your guide to learn more about university pathways in Australia.
Scams targeting international students can crop up from time to time. From COVID-related schemes to virtual kidnapping scams, international students may face significant repercussions if they fall victim to such traps. That’s why it’s so important to educate yourself on ways to spot scams and how to protect yourself against them.
A breakdown of the key steps you need to follow and information you need to know to study in Australia as an international student.
You may want to consider seeking help from a study abroad consultant if you are looking for extra support in your international student journey.
Kitty has always wanted to be a dietitian, so she chose to study in Australia, one of only four countries offering accredited courses for dietitians. She says her master’s degree at Flinders University is helping her become career-ready by giving her real-world experience through industry placements, and by offering her an education accredited by Dietitians Australia, Australia’s peak industry body.
Kelvin and Kathy, chose to send their son Anson to Adelaide for primary school because the Australian education system suits his style of learning. Now in Year 7, Anson lives in Adelaide with his mum while dad is back home in Hong Kong. Despite the distance between them, they are a close-knit family working together to give their son an education that best suits him.
As soon as he finished high school, Nigel knew he wanted to help people travel the world and experience many cultures by becoming an airline pilot. After considering study options in several countries,
Nigel chose Adelaide where he’s studying for a Bachelor of Aviation (Flight) at the University of South Australia.
Puiyee came to Adelaide from Hong Kong to study at The University of Adelaide College as a pathway to studying Nursing at The University of Adelaide. Puiyee chose Adelaide because of its reputation for being affordable, natural beauty, beaches and career opportunities for health professionals.
Are you planning to study at an Australian university? This guide breaks down the key things to know about universities in Australia.
This guide breaks down some of the key information on colleges in Australia so you’ll have everything you need to know when deciding where and what to study.
Schools in Australia are world-renowned for their high quality, making an Australian education extremely valuable.
In Australia, vocational education and training (VET) is study that offers you the opportunity to learn specific and practical job skills. It’s the perfect route for international students who are looking for a quicker path into the workforce and a focus on real-world and industry-based skills.
As an international student in Australia, you’re going to have to know how to speak English. Here’s a top 10 list on how to learn English.
Studying English in Australia offers you the opportunity to learn and practise one of the world’s most widely spoken languages with a diverse group of fellow international students.
The 2020 StudyAdelaide Student Ambassadors help the wider international student community get the most out of their Adelaide experience. Read more about them.
After graduation, Huy Le became a valuable member of the team at local engineering firm Wallbridge Gillbert Aztec
Arun from India chose to study at vocational college Ironwood Institute to prepare him for postgraduate studies at The University of Adelaide. Find out how his pathway enhanced his experience and saved him money as well.
Coleen is from the Philippines and studied at Quality Training and Hospitality College in order to become a chef.
Originally from China, Flinders Engineering student Henry Zhang has found a home in Adelaide, at Flinders University.
The winners in this year’s pathways category have taken a considered and strategic approach to making their way into university studies.
We invited them to share their stories.
In the spirit of TED’s ‘ideas worth spreading’, a group of University of South Australia students came together to create a day of talks to showcase Adelaide as an emerging force in the Australian cultural and economic landscape.
The 2019 winners in the schools category have achieved strong academic success and also dedicated themselves to helping their fellow international students settle into their new school communities.
From international development to managing water resources to improving rural health, the winners in the 2019 postgraduate coursework category are using their skills to improve the lives of other people, especially those who are most vulnerable. We invited them to share their stories.
Nepalese student, Salina Shrestha says Adelaide felt like home as soon as she arrived. Due to her vision impairment, Salina needed to find a city that offered both a world-class education and an easily accessible lifestyle.
We are pleased to announce dual winners and one highly commended student in this year’s undergraduate category. All three students are excelling in their chosen fields of study and immersing themselves in the many opportunities life in Adelaide provides. We invited them to share their stories.
Using dance, song, photography and film making, the 2019 winners in the artistic achievement category have found ways to bring people and cultures together. We invited them to share their stories.
The winners in the StudyAdelaide International Student Awards Postgraduate Research Category are dedicated to improving the world around them. We invited them to share their stories.
Virroshan Kumar from Malaysia is the winner of the Academic Excellence Award for vocational education. Taraneh Saeedi from Iran is highly commended. This is their story.
All of the entrants in the 2019 community engagement category give significant time and energy to help other people through volunteering. We invited the two winners of the award to share their stories.
His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le AC, Governor of South Australia, presented awards to the winners in eleven categories including the coveted International Student of the Year.
Alessandro Sereni from Italy and Thien Khoi (Richard) Tran from Vietnam are joint winners of the 2019 StudyAdelaide International Student of the Year award.
Here are some reasons why you should choose to study at an Australian university over universities in other countries.
There are many study abroad destinations like the US, UK and Canada, but here are the top reasons why you should choose Australia.
In order for you to study in Australia there are a few key requirements that must be fulfilled before you arrive. Learn more on what these requirements are.
Australia has over 1,100 institutions including 43 universities. Here’s a guide on questions to ask yourself when choosing a university that’s right for you.
Himal Kandel from Nepal is studying a PhD in Optometry and Vision Science at Flinders University, and is the 2018 StudyAdelaide International Student of the Year
10 students from Nepal, Malaysia, China, Singapore, Vietnam, and Indonesia were recognised for the outstanding achievements at the 8th annual StudyAdelaide International Student Awards. Learn more about the winners.
The 2019 StudyAdelaide Student Ambassadors help the wider international student community get the most out of their study experience in Adelaide. Read more about them.
Originally from Singapore, Eileen graduated as Dux from Le Cordon Bleu after studying a Master of International Management.
Vincent Wang from China studied a Master of Accounting and Marketing at The University of Adelaide. Volunteering with the State Emergency Service helped him learn valuable life skills and form lifelong friends.
William completed a Master of Hospitality Management at Le Cordon Bleu, worked around Australia and has now returned to Adelaide to settle down.
Sai is studying a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Flinders University. Find out why he chose Flinders and Adelaide as the place to continue his studies.
Suliana had a choice between Adelaide and Brisbane to study clinical exercise physiology. Found out why she chose Adelaide.
The cost of your Australian study adventure will vary based on a number of factors, such as the level of education you’re pursuing, the course you choose and which provider you select.
Thanh Huyen is the 2017 StudyAdelaide Inernational Student of the Year. This is her story.
