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Here's a piece of good news for international students applying for visas in Australia: International students who arrive in Australia will have their tickets waived starting today, at the cost of 630 Australian dollars per student, according to Aust

UNSW is starting first a kind of Quantum engineering degree that will give are you a deep dive into the complex and exciting world of quantum physics. This degree will open the doors to research in various aspects of quantum computers and devices of

Well, Sydney University is all set to open its doors for semester one, but for now, because of the covid situation, the updates will be soon uploaded on the website. Meanwhile, here are some pointers you need to take care of 1. Enrol for seme

Now you can specialize in aviation management aviation management on human aviation factors with the University of Southern Queensland and explore topics such as managing operation in aviation human factors International Aviation and safety culture

Australian National University is organizing an onsite meet and mingling with fellow HDR students over a cup of coffee and a meal. When: 11 am to 1 pm, Saturday, January 22, 2022 Where: Outdoor Seating at the Coffee Lab in ANU Kambri Registrati

Many students are concerned because they are unsure whether or not they will be able to return to Australia for their studies, and they are considering postponing their education. Even though students from Singapore are allowed to return to Australia

If you choose a major metropolitan university, you will have more job opportunities, but the cost will be higher. If you select a smaller regional university, the price will be lower, but job opportunities will be limited. You must also consider whet

If you live in Australia or are planning a trip there, you must be prepared for heat waves. Authorities cautioned residents to stay indoors on Friday as Australia's northwestern coast had its hottest day in 62 years, with temperatures reaching a scor

Anonymous student surveys were brought into Australian colleges as a way to rate teacher quality, but a recent study shows they've turned into a vehicle for nasty, misogynistic, homophobic, and racist comments. According to a researcher, anonymous st