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Livelearnlaunch #Studyperthinaction #LiveLearnLaunch #StudyPerthInAction For international students embarking on a journey to build a prosperous future, StudyPerth optimises every facet of the international education experience (live, learn, launch) by connecting ambitious students, valuable resources, engaged stakeholders and invested industry. - StudyPerth StudyPerth Beyond Education If you’re interested in studying and living in Perth, or just looking for more information about our stunning city, you’ve come to the right place. We’re StudyPerth, and we’re the first point of contact for potential international students. We’re here to help you embark on a journey to build a more prosperous future for yourself, and optimise every aspect of your international education experience. We’ll help you find the right place to live, to learn, and to launch your career by connecting you with the best resources, a diverse network of students, local business, multicultural organisations and engaged employers. Why live in Perth? The study experience in Perth goes beyond just education. Perth is a safe, clean, green city, and is consistently ranked as one of the most liveable and friendly cities in the world. Between the extensive variety of world class study options, authentic Australian experiences, and long-term career opportunities, it’s no wonder that more than 50,000 international students from 147 countries choose to study in Perth every year. Where is Perth? P E R T H Closer than you think Perth is known as the gateway to Asia. It’s even closer to Singapore and Jakarta than to Canberra, Australia’s national capital. Perth also has 30 sister, friendship and world energy city partners all over the globe. It takes just over three hours to fly between Bali and Perth, and less than six to Singapore. And there are plenty of options, with 22 international airlines flying between Perth and the rest of the world all year round. Sharing a time zone with 60% of the world’s population (+/-2hrs), Perth has the shortest flight times to an Australian state capital city, and the easiest time difference for communicating with your love ones back home. Life doesn’t get much better... Perth is currently ranked as the 14th most livable city in the world, renowned for its relaxed, healthy lifestyle and stunning natural environment. The city is safe and welcoming, and easy to get around. There are efficient road networks if you want to drive, as well as convenient bus, train and ferry services. Perth also has some of the most affordable housing of all Australian cities, with median rent prices around 40 per cent cheaper than Sydney. There are also great community facilities available across the suburbs. Wherever you settle, you’ll enjoy excellent shopping, restaurants and healthcare nearby, and have plenty to see and do in your spare time. Perth is one of the world’s healthiest and sunniest cities! Measurements include annual sunshine hours, life expectancy, work-life balance, number of fast food outlets, obesity, air and water quality, and annual holidays. Spotahome, Healthiest Cities Index A safe place to call home Perth is a safe place for you to call home, with multiple services in place to protect residents and visitors. The Western Australian Police are approachable and happy to offer assistance. If you ever find yourself in an emergency situation, Police, Fire and Ambulance services are available if you dial ‘000’ – a free call from all phones. Perth’s public transport system is one of the safest in the world. All buses, trains, ferries and stations are fitted with 24/7 CCTV cameras and emergency buttons. There are ample transit officers around in the evenings and, after 7pm, bus drivers are willing to drop you anywhere along the route to get you as close as possible to your destination. 82% of international students are satisfied or very satisfied with safety in Western Australia IAJN International student & alumni satisfaction Survey , 2017 Perth has been rated highly as one of the safest places in the world Mercer Quality of Life Survey, 2018 Cost of living Perth is the least expensive capital city to live in Australia, offering great value for money. $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide Perth 16th 22nd 41st 51st 64th Economist Intelligence Unit's Worldwide Cost of Living Survey of 133 cities, 2019, measures the costs of over 400 items including accommodation, food, transport and entertainment. The Economist Intelligence Unit, Worldwide Cost of Living Survey, 2019 Cost of living Additionally, many community services, facilities and activities in Perth are free to visit or use. These include two major public libraries: the architecturally stunning City of Perth Library, and the historic State Library of Western Australia, as well as vibrant new entertainment hubs Elizabeth Quay and Yagan Square, not to mention the many pristine beaches, riverfronts and parks. Students can also access many concessions, including: • 40% discount on all public transport (saving you $800 - $1,000 a year) • All CAT buses in the Perth, Joondalup and Fremantle CBDs are FREE • Discount admission fees to movies, attractions and events Working while you study Student visa holders have the opportunity to work part-time for up to 40 hours per fortnight and full-time during study holidays. Students generally work in retail, hospitality and administration, and wages depend on the type of work and age. Students may get paid more on weekends, night shifts and public holidays. Working is a great way to: • Become an active member of the community • Improve your English quickly • Offset your living cost Perth had the highest annual growth in Australia in part-time employment. +6.2% in the past year (June 2017-18). Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre, Monthly Labour Market Update, June 2018 Accommodation When studying in Perth, there are a range of accommodation options to suit every budget and taste. Perth’s universities have a range of affordable on-campus accommodation options available for international students. They are clean and modern, with great facilities, recreation and entertainment programs that can open the door to new friendships and fun. Alternatively, you can choose to rent a private house, or share with other flatmates to split costs. There are also a selection of student housing options in Perth city, which offer student-specific facilities and social opportunities. Purpose Built Student Accommodation Student Co-living Hubs Future student tower in Perth’s City centre • Includes WiFi, A/C and utilities • Fully furnished rooms and a swimming pool • The third student tower in Perth city • All rooms are fully furnished • High-speed broadband, Wi-Fi and A/C • A $38 million, 39-storey skyscraper • Stay for a week, a month or a semester • On-site laundry facilities • Will be the fifth-tallest building in Perth • 24/7 CCTV, card access doors, and 24-hour doctors on call • Card access security and CCTV throughout • Centrally located on Wellington Street amongst banks, big • Situated right in the middle of the lively Northbridge and East • 24 hour on-site service team business and more Perth neighbourhoods • Situated right in the middle of the lively Northbridge and East Perth neighbourhoods People and Culture Perth sees exciting fusion amongst food, fashion, arts and culture that comes with a rich history as one Australia’s most diverse, multicultural communities. People from more than 200 different countries live, work and study in Western Australia. More than half the population has at least one parent born overseas. 240+ languages are spoken in the state (including Aboriginal languages) by people who represent more than 100 religions. It’s this diversity that helps provide a warm, welcoming and supportive environment for visitors and international students – whatever their background. People and Culture People of many nationalities have formed groups for local and international members to socialise and connect with others who have similar interests and cultural backgrounds. If you’d like to join one of these groups while you’re studying in WA, you can visit the Office of Multicultural Interests website, which lists all the ethnic and community groups operating in the state. The most common religions practised in Western Australia are Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism and Judaism. When you’re away from your family and religious community, it’s important to know that you’ll receive appropriate support. Homestay families or student accommodation providers will always respect and provide for your religious and dietary requirements. Tertiary institutions in WA have chaplains who can put you in touch with members of the Baha’i, Buddhist, Hindu, Islamic, Jain, Jewish, Sikh and other faith communities. Food In Western Australia, we take eating out pretty seriously, always exploring foods from a variety of different cultures. You will find a huge range of options to cater to specific dietary requirements, including delicious vegetarian, vegan and halal foods. Whether you choose to cook at home or eat out, you will always be spoilt for choice. Perth has a vibrant and growing hospitality scene. More than 100 new restaurants and pubs have opened in the past three years. Our great outdoors Western Australia covers one-third of the Australian continent (half the size of Europe). It spans more than 2.5 million square kilometres and has a population of just 2.5 million people – so it’s not surprising that we’re loved for our fresh air and wide-open spaces. Our Mediterranean climate means hot, dry summers and mild winters. Perth is the sunniest capital city in Australia, with clear blue skies an incredible 70% of the year. That’s more than 3,000 hours of sunshine every year! Our warm weather and clean air allow us to enjoy an outdoor lifestyle that makes the most of our state’s natural beauty all year round.
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