Welcome to the capital of the north and Australia’s largest tropical city, the perfect destination to have a truly authentic Australian experience. Townsville offers a range of study opportunities for international students looking for quality education in a supportive environment. We encourage you to explore the benefits of living and learning in Townsville.
Find out more about studying as an international student in Townsville
Discover the large range of occupational training courses offered to international students in Townsville.
STUDY
Townsville is home to Australia’s university for the tropics, James Cook University, and Central Queensland University, Australia’s largest regional university.
LIVE
Providing a laid back tropical lifestyle, Townsville is known as the Capital of the north with a population approaching 200,000. Known for year-round sunshine and clear blue skies, locals enjoy an outdoor lifestyle, keeping active and exploring nearby nature attractions.
WHAT'S ON
Townsville has a diverse and dynamic tropical environment, that allows for a vast variety of activities to either have fun or relax. Stay connected with ‘What’s On’ in Townsville.
The Study Townsville organisation provides a variety of educational services
About Us
The Study Townsville organisation provides a variety of educational services to facilitate international students and their families to study and live in Townsville.
Townsville is an ideal study location that offers an amazing array of opportunities and experiences. Our members represent local schools, study tour providers, English language training, vocational training, universities, education agents and tourism operators. We are proud to provide quality education and support services to students from around the world.
To learn more about how to become a member of Study Townsville, or to learn more about the positive impact international students have on our community, contact us on info@studytownsville.com.au.
Blog
MERCER LANE MARKETS
By wpSTVuser / October 9, 2019
MERCER LANE MARKETS Set against the stunning backdrop of Mercer Lane Mosaic, a 42 metre long homage to their heritage,...
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VOLUNTEERING AND TOURISM IN TOWNSVILLE
By wpSTVuser / October 9, 2019
VOLUNTEERING AND TOURISM IN TOWNSVILLE Make your travels a memorable experience by joining Conservation Volunteers Australia in Townsville for a...
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SUNDAY ON FLINDERS – COTTERS MARKET
By wpSTVuser / October 9, 2019
COTTERS MARKET The Cotters Market are a Townsville must do. You'll find a great assortment of locally grown exotic fruits...
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Olivia Lee: Where I was before JCU
By wpSTVuser
/ August 12, 2019
Before Townsville, University life, and moving to another country, I was quite comfortable living in Kuala Lumpur where the biggest...
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Vanessa Maglaya: My day at Magnetic Island!
By wpSTVuser
/ August 12, 2019
One of the best place to visit when in Townsville is Magnetic Island. The island is about 8 kilometers offshore...
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Student Life: Far from Home- Raghu
By wpSTVuser
/ August 8, 2019
Have you seen the Australia Plus series, Student Life: Far From Home? James Cook University student, Raghu, shares his experiences...
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What students say?
I highly recommend international students like me to go and visit Magnetic Island, it is a good place to unwind, relax, and de-stress your self. Don’t miss out visiting this wonderful place while studying here in Townsville.
Vanessa Maglaya
I’m from Finland, but during my travels I enjoyed the Australian weather, laid-back atmosphere and friendly people so much that I wanted to stay here a little longer and decided to start my studies here.
Emma Jeskanen
I’m from Switzerland and Italy. I first came to Australia for a holiday because I was fascinated by its vast and untouched landscapes and the Australian laid-back lifestyle. Very soon, this beautiful multicultural country captured my heart and I realized that I wanted to further my studies and live permanently in Australia.
Adriano
It’s been a bumpy ride since I started my degree and a long time coming, but I can now call this place home and I’ve had many good memories attached to the university and to this patch of land.
Olivia Lee
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