Queensland Student Hub
South East Queensland Severe Weather Support
STUDENT SAFETY MESSAGE: Please continue to monitor your education provider's social media pages and websites for information on campus openings and classes during this severe weather event. Please take care and stay home where possible and never attempt to cross flooded waters. Remember, if it's flooded, forget it.
- For life-threatening emergencies, call 000
- For storm-related assistance, call State Emergency Service (SES) 132 500
- For all other enquiries, call Policelink 131 444
Contact your local emergency relief provider or counselling service or call the Community Recovery hotline on 1800 173 349 if you are experiencing emotional stress or personal financial hardship from this event.
Find more information on Queensland Disasters and Alerts
What is the Queensland Student Hub?
Welcome to the Queensland Student Hub!
The Queensland Student Hub is a Queensland Government online support service for international students. Here you can find everything you need to know about studying, working and living in Queensland.
Finding a job in Queensland
Working while you study provides extra income, hands-on work experience, can help improve your English language skills and benefit your career opportunities.
Learn about working in Queensland, your workplace rights, visa conditions and more.
Support Services Available
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Support Officers
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QSH Network
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1800QSTUDY
Employability
Employability is about more than just getting a job. Build your employability skills through Launch U! A Queensland Government backed employability program that gives you access to a wide variety of online and face-to-face employability experiences and programs.
Living and working in QLD
What's it like to live in Queensland? How do I find a job? What accommodation options are there? How do I organise a bank account?
There are a lot of things to think about when you move abroad to study. Here you can find some more information on living and working in Queensland.
Top frequently asked questions
View below for top frequently asked questions from students. Our FAQs page also provides more information on living and studying in Queensland.
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Student Support
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Regardless of your concern (in case of an emergency call 000) free Student Support Officers are available to international and domestic students on the Queensland Student Hub, Rainbow Hub, Gold Coast Student Hub and Cairns Student Hub. Alternatively, 1800QSTUDY is a 24/7 hotline available to students who are studying in Queensland.
Student Support
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The Queensland Student Hub Network offers a range of support services for international students living in Queensland. These include the Queensland Student Hub, Rainbow Hub, Gold Coast Student Hub and 1800QSTUDY (1800 778 839).
Visa
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The Department of Home Affairs is a great resource for advice, support and information regarding changing or extending your student visa. While you can apply for a new visa yourself, there are also registered migration agents who can assist you.
Health
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Depending on where and how you choose to visit a doctor in Queensland the cost to you will differ. The price to you will be at the discretion of the doctor you see. You will be required to pay for your medical visit up front.
OSHC is insurance for international students that covers the costs of any medical care required while in Australia. This type of insurance will cover basic, general medical and hospital treatment and provides limited cover for pharmaceuticals and ambulance services.
Remember to bring your OSHC membership card to present with payment and keep all receipts if you plan to make a claim to your OSHC.
Student support
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You can access the Queensland Student Hub and speak to a Student Support Officer or make an appointment with a doctor who can help you get the support and assistance you need. The Queensland Transcultural Mental Health Centre, Harmony Place and Multicultural Connect Line are also great services that specialise in helping people from other cultures or language backgrounds to get the support they need. Other services available in Queensland include Lifeline, Beyond Blue, SANE Helpline, Parentline, PANDA, Diverse Voices and Men’s Line.