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Whale Watching - Things to do in Sydney this weekend

Whale, hello there! 👋 🐋✨

Each year from May to November, more than 40,000 humpback and southern right whales make their way along Sydney’s coastline in their annual migration from Antarctica to the warmer waters of the Pacific.

June is peak whale watching season and humpback whales are passing Sydney as we speak on their northern migration from Antarctic waters. In NSW, it’s common to see humpback whales, southern right whales and dolphins, but you may also spot orcas, blue whales, minke whales and sperm whales.

Cape Solander in Kamay Botany Bay National Park, the cliff-top walking trails from Bondi to Coogee and the Federation Cliff Walk from Dover Heights to Watsons Bay are excellent vantage points where you can see these giants of the deep at play. Alternately you can jump on the ferry to Manly for the North Head lookout, where whales can often be spotted, or head further north to Bangalley Head at Avalon Beach and Barrenjoey Lighthouse at Palm Beach, which are fantastic day trips with walking trials and spectacular views.

If you want to get even closer to these majestic creatures, then hop aboard a whale-watching cruise, which depart daily from Circular Quay, Darling Harbour and Manly.

For more info and to lock in your whale watching adventure with friends, head on over to:

https://www.sydney.com/things-to-do/nature-and-parks/whale-watching

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Whale Watching - Things to do in Sydney this weekend
Whale, hello there! 👋 🐋✨ Each year from May to November, more than 40,000 humpback and southern right whales make their way along Sydney’s coastline in their annual migration from Antarctica to the warmer waters of the Pacific. June is peak whale watching season and humpback whales are passing Sydney as we speak on their northern migration from Antarctic waters. In NSW, it’s common to see humpback whales, southern right whales and dolphins, but you may also spot orcas, blue whales, minke whales and sperm whales. Cape Solander in Kamay Botany Bay National Park, the cliff-top walking trails from Bondi to Coogee and the Federation Cliff Walk from Dover Heights to Watsons Bay are excellent vantage points where you can see these giants of the deep at play. Alternately you can jump on the ferry to Manly for the North Head lookout, where whales can often be spotted, or head further north to Bangalley Head at Avalon Beach and Barrenjoey Lighthouse at Palm Beach, which are fantastic day trips with walking trials and spectacular views. If you want to get even closer to these majestic creatures, then hop aboard a whale-watching cruise, which depart daily from Circular Quay, Darling Harbour and Manly. For more info and to lock in your whale watching adventure with friends, head on over to: https://www.sydney.com/things-to-do/nature-and-parks/whale-watching Sydney.com Visit NSW #WhaleWatching #WeekendAdventures #HumpbackWhales #feelNSW

University of Newcastle - City Campus
Sweet dreams are made of this! ☀️🌴🌊✨🎨 Welcome to The University of Newcastle, Australia's amazing Newcastle City campus, just a two-hour drive north of Sydney. The University of Newcastle plays a key role in the renewed sense of vibrancy in Newcastle CBD and the City campus is very much at the centre of the city's rapidly growing arts scene.

POV: You study in Sydney in a castle by the sea. A beautiful clip by International College of Management, Sydney (ICMS). Just a short stroll from Manly Beach and one of the most beautiful beaches in the world!

Meet Sumit, a University of Sydney student, Asha Society member, India Equity scholar and resident at St Paul's College in Sydney. Sumit is grateful to both St. Paul’s and the Asha society for the opportunity to pursue his passion and for his new home. He’s made new friends and is part of a supportive community at the college. Follow along as he takes you through a day in his life at the University of Sydney!

We know it can be scary arriving in a new place, so we try to make all our international students feel welcome from the moment they step off the plane! 🥰 Located at the International Arrivals Hall of Sydney Airport, the International Student Welcome Desk has greeted thousands of students over the years. It’s a friendly resource where new arrivals can get guidance on transport, accommodation, maps and general advice. Have you seen our volunteers at the airport? Make sure to say hello 👋

If Hogwarts and Australia had a baby 🏰 ⚡ These stunning views of Sydney's International College of Management were captured by talented international student @ferdi_jenckel (Instagram). Can you think of a better location for a study abroad experience? https://www.icms.edu.au/

What’s your best advice for international students?
Pro tips for thriving as an international student. 👩‍🎓 These come from the most successful in the game - winners of our recent 2023 NSW International Education Awards! Do you have any wise words of advice?

International students tour NSW’s largest city - Sydney! 🐨 Often the first stop for international arrivals, the harbour city a beautiful place to visit before studies begin. Many universities like @utsengage also have student groups and tours for making friends and exploring new places together. We love to see it. Amazing video courtesy of @utscollege! 🎥 #StudyNSW #StudyAbroad #InternationalStudents

Nominations Open for International Education Awards
Do you know an international student superstar who deserves recognition for their contribution to the NSW community? ✨ Nominations are open for the 2023 NSW International Education Awards!🥇 Updated: Nominations close Monday 21 August at 12pm. Learn how to nominate at our info session on 26th July. More details: https://events.humanitix.com/study-nsw-nominations

Your NSW starter pack. ✌ Check out our top five tips for what to do when you first arrive. Save and send this to anyone starting their studies here for the first time. Want more hot tips? To find more helpful “Top 5 to Thrive” suggestions for students living in NSW visit: https://www.study.nsw.gov.au/live/top-5-to-thrive

Have you just arrived in NSW and are keen to explore? Check out our top five tips for travelling around the state! More advice for international students is available at www.study.nsw.gov.au/live/top-5-to-thrive

Are you or someone you know studying in NSW for the first time? Check out our top five tips on where to get free help! More advice for international students is available at www.study.nsw.gov.au/live/top-5-to-thrive

We're sharing our top five tips for finding accommodation in NSW! Access more helpful advice for international students living in NSW: https://www.study.nsw.gov.au/live/top-5-to-thrive

Studying overseas in a different country can be challenging. If you're struggling, know that you're not alone and that help is available. We've co-funded a new mental health resource for international students with ISANA: International Education Association and Story is Connection. Learn more: https://www.letyourstorytalk.com

Job hunting? We've got you covered! 😊 Our Jobs Connect program with SEEK helps identify employment opportunities for current international students and graduates! Just use the hashtag #NSWJobsConnect to locate available job openings on SEEK. Learn more: https://www.study.nsw.gov.au/work/nsw-jobs-connect

One year ago today, we welcomed the first plane of international students at Sydney Airport. Since then, more than 55,000 students have returned to NSW. We’re so happy to have you back here with us!

Meet Preshika, a Nepalese student studying at Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga, NSW. Wagga Wagga is the state's largest inland city and located 5-hours' drive from Sydney. New South Wales is proudly home to 23,583 students from Nepal who contribute their culture, talent and research across the state. Learn more about studying in Country NSW at www.study.nsw.gov.au/destinations/country-nsw

Last but certainly not least, our fantastic Business and Community finalists for this year’s International Student Awards. Australian Sports Program - Australian International Sports Organisation Oz International Students Hub (OISH) - Sydney Alliance and Sydney Community Forum Scape TLC program - Scape Australia These inspiring and talented community businesses have made an incredible impact on the lives of our NSW international students through their differing student programs. Find out more at https://www.study.nsw.gov.au/study/nsw-international-student-awards/2022/business-and-community-finalists

Meet our Vocational Education and Training (VET) Finalists for the 2022 NSW International Student Awards Arsen Hacer Ilhan (Turkiye) - Greenwich Management College Chun Hean (Nicholas) Thong (Malaysia) - Wells International College Rennette Angelica Calapatia (Philippines) - Australian Pacific College NSW - RTO 90396 Find out more about their student journey and register to join us virtually for the awards ceremony at https://www.study.nsw.gov.au/study/nsw-international-student-awards/2022/vocational-education-and-training-finalists

2022 International Student Awards - Higher Education category
Congratulations to our 2022 NSW International Student Awards finalists for the Higher Education category! 👏 Angie Davina Tjandra (Indonesia) - UNSW Jennifer Budimulia (Indonesia) - Western Sydney University Salwa (Indonesia) - The University of Newcastle, Australia Learn more about the inspiring work they’ve done at their universities and register for the Awards ceremony on Thursday 27 October to find out who wins! Visit https://www.study.nsw.gov.au/programs/nsw-international-student-awards/2022/higher-education-finalists 👈