International student advisory
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We're here to help
From pre-arrival information and orientation activities, to social programs, personal support and referrals to other services we are here to help international students to succeed at Federation University. No question is too big or too small, and we are your first point of contact if you're unsure about anything.
We work closely with other University services and community organisations to ensure that international students get the support they need. We also run a student committee which operates as a peer support, and advises us on the Federation student experience.
To find out more about what we offer, please explore the links on the left, check out our Student Guide or contact us.
If you are a student, and in need of immediate mental health support outside of business hours, please call the free University crisis line: 1300 758 109 or if you are outside Australia, SMS +61 480 089 177 and request a callback. This service operates 4:30pm-9am weekdays (Melbourne time) and 24hrs on weekends and public holidays. Please note this service is not available for students studying at Partner locations (MIT/IIBIT/ATMC).
Future students
Whether you're a prospective student thinking of joining FedUni, or you have accepted your offer and are preparing to arrive, we want to answer any questions you may have about studying here and living in Australia.
Current students
Existing students - we have a bunch of resources and links giving you information about all aspects of your life and study, including how to access all the support services and activities we have on offer.
English as a second language
We know that language difficulties can often be the most challenging part of study for students from non-English-speaking backgrounds. Find out about the range of supports available to assist you to climb over the language barrier!
Accommodation
Finding the right accommodation is such an important part of life at university. Whether you're keen to live on our on-campus residences, in local rented accommodation or looking for a houseshare, we can provide you with information on where to look and how to make sure you're renting safely.
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Cultural diversity at Federation
Did you know over 18% of our students were born overseas and 12% have a first language that is not English? Federation University is a welcoming and diverse place to study no matter where you're from.
Find out more about the cultural make-up of our students and regions >