When looking to study internationally, you have two options: You can apply directly with the university or, you can apply through one of their international education agents.

Are you considering studying at an Australian university? The OzTREKK experts (that’s our entire team!) are here to help you navigate the process with ease.

Every year in late January to early February, and late September or early October, representatives from OzTREKK and several Australian and New Zealand universities visit select university campuses across Canada.

Back in 2016, we chatted with Ritoo, a former OzTREKKer and Griffith speech pathology student. Originally from Vancouver, Ritoo first earned a bachelor’s degree in linguistics and psychology with a focus on child language development at Simon Fraser University.

Choosing to study in Australia is a massive, life-changing decision, one that you shouldn’t take lightly. On a personal level, studying outside of Canada will no doubt expand your personal and professional horizons. You’ll meet new people and develop your independence. You’ll also end up with a career you’ve been dreaming about!

Are you interested in a career as a physiotherapist? Thanks to Bond’s trimester system, you can complete the Doctor of Physiotherapy in just two years.

Perusing a website for university admissions info is all fine and dandy, but sometimes you just need to speak to an actual human. We’re here.

You love sports, wouldn’t mind escaping the Canadian winters, and you want to help others feel their best. Physiotherapy programs in Australia might be a great fit for you!

Believe it or not, one of the most frequent concerns OzTREKK students encounter is homesickness. In theory, you feel prepared for your journey to Australia, and you’re excited to begin this new stage in your life, so it may come as a surprise to you to find you are missing family members and the comforts of home more than you expected.

OzTREKK has proudly become the dugout for the field of dreams for many Canadians wishing to study in Australia or New Zealand!