International students
Be aware of scams when looking for a job
Wednesday 31 July, 1:30–3:30pm
Join our webinar to learn about your rights as a worker and how to recognise an employment scam. This is an essential session if you're looking for work or about to start a new job in Australia.
In this section
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How to prepare for your arrival and life in Australia. What to pack and what to expect, plus how to enrol and prepare for study.
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You are financially responsible for any health care costs in Australia, which is why it's compulsory that you hold OSHC while studying in Australia.
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Important information for international students on visa and compliance.
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Australian laws promote quality protection and consumer protection for international students. Find our more about your rights and responsibilities and where to get help.
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Deakin is unable to provide advice about migration or visas but there are support services available. You can also search for a registered migration agent.
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If you are thinking of discontinuing your course, the date you withdraw may have consequences. Find support and more information.
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Useful websites for self-study that you can access to help you develop your independent study skills and English skills in reading, writing, listening, speaking and grammar.
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You are required to notify Deakin within seven days of your residential address in Australia, and of any future change of address.
Support services
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Access a range of services, including quality medical centres and counselling, spiritual care and campus support officers to keep you safe on campus.
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Deakin provides all the support you’ll need to do your best in your studies and have a rewarding time at uni.
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Living away from family, friends and everything that's familiar isn't always easy. But it's important that you don't neglect your health and wellbeing.