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Coming to the ANU as an International Student is a huge step. Settling in to a new culture, a new institution, and sometimes a new way of learning can be a really testing experience. ANU has a number of programs which can help you prepare for life as a university student.
Pre-departure briefings in Singapore and Malaysia
Meet and Greet program
How to Get Help
Rental Accommodation
Transitioning to life at ANU
Under the age of 18?
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On-campus organisations are the lifeblood of student life. But don't forget, beyond the campus is a national capital with lots to offer.
Academic Progress
Canberra Lifestyle
Social Activities
Canberra attractions
Clubs and Societies
Events and Activities
ANU Students Association (undergraduate)
Postgraduate and Research Students' Association
The Sport and Recreation Centre
Family Support
Student Support
IEO Contacts
Counselling
University Health Services
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Taking out health cover is a compulsory requirement for international students. The ANU has an agreement with OSHC Worldcare to provide this cover to our students.
OSHC overview
Frequently Asked Questions (FaQs)
OSHC Payment
Forms and Information Sheets
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Many international students find peer- support programs are one of the best ways to overcome issues relating to culture shock, homesickness and adjusting to a new life. The Student Information Guidance Network (SIGN) Mentor program sets up small groups of new students with later year students (mentors) who help new students settle in.
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Volunteering at ANU is a rewarding activity. Get to know your campus, your peers, the student services staff and most of all your university. Be a part of many social events that we run on campus throughout the year.
Register as a volunteer
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Even when the exams are over, there is still work to do. The Going Home program deals with a number of issues which you need to consider before you leave the ANU.
Going Home program
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