This year, the University of Queensland is putting Open Day at your fingertips. For the first time ever, UQ is welcoming future domestic and international students to explore everything UQ has to offer at a fully online Open Day.

Are you wondering about your study options? Curious to know more about studying medicine, dentistry, law, physio…? Since you can’t get out to explore, we’re bringing the best of Australian education to you!

In recognition of recent changes due to COVID, OzTREKK is happy to share that four of our university partners have announced discounted tuition for upcoming trimesters.

Who are we and how can we help you apply to study in Australia? Don’t miss our upcoming webinar on June 1 where we explain it all. PS: We love questions.

Is studying veterinary medicine in Australia right for you? What are the entry requirements? What are the programs really like? We’ll answer those questions—plus a…

Join OzTREKK and the University of Melbourne Veterinary School to get the inside scoop on the Melbourne DVM admissions requirements, program structure, returning to Canada to practice, and more. Discover where a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Melbourne can take you!

Melbourne Veterinary School’s U-Vet Werribee Animal Hospital is one of Australia’s leading veterinary hospital facilities—and it just got an incredible upgrade.

In just a few weeks, we will be hosting our yearly Fall Study in Australia Fairs. Come chat with OzTREKK staff and our Australian university partners!

Everyone has a story to tell… what’s yours? We’re looking for people just like you—students who are studying in 2020 to serve as storytellers of the student experience. From moving across the world to making Australia your new home to everything in between, we know choosing to study in Australia is a huge decision.

Have you applied to the Melbourne Veterinary School? Wondering what the program is like? Don’t take our word for it! Read our student reviews about the Melbourne DVM! (P.S. Check out the star ratings—these students are serious!)