University of Technology, Sydney (UTS)

plan and buy your plane tickets months in advanced (qantas/virginblue), you will save lots of money. if you want to go to the gorgeous northern australia, do it in the dry season (winter, but beware, it´s the southern hemisphere). also, due to the relative proximity, you will be tempted to travel asia. my advice: leave it for another occasion, australia not only is huge, but amazing, and you better explore it while you´re there, you may not return.

There are plenty of things to do in Australia, plenty of amazing places to see. So make sure that if you come to Australia to study you allocate a bit of time for travelling there. Be ready to live in a completely multicultural city (especially if you come to Sydney) where it is somtimes hard to find a "real Australian". Don't be afraid of the Australian accent: it is a bit strange but everyone gets used to it, starts to love it and sometimes even picks it up.

It's always better to plan well before you travel, know what you want to do and know your budget well. And try to get as much information as possible.

If you have the chance, go and travel around Aussie...it's amazing.

best time ever. take a bit of time to visit the area around Sydney and try and spend as much time as possible travelling Australia. you won't regret it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Any advices needed regarding studies can be obtained from the University . University does organise a trip for students during holiday and it's cheaper as compared to those by agent.To obtain any information , newspaper and internet can be a very useful source.