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Canberra provides convenient access to government and industry leaders in research and education, with numerous leading government agencies strongly linked to its local universities, particularly in the fields of space sciences, health and sport sciences, agri-technology, environmental sciences, and more. Additionally, for those pursuing a postgraduate study on a Student Visa (Subclass 500), the ACT Government may waive government school fees for their children.

As the capital of Australia, Canberra's key industry is defence and cyber security. Other prominent industries include space research, ICT, agri-technology & renewable energy.

Canberra has Australia's lowest unemployment rate and the highest average income. It also offeres work opportunities from a unique mix of prominent public and private organisations. International students can live and work in Canberra temporarily after graduation, and they may be able to access an extra year of post-study work rights (subclass 485 visa).

Canberra has more on-campus accommodation per capita than any other Australian city. All major universities offer new undergraduates guaranteed accommodation on campus. Alternatively, students can opt for private accommodation options including private rental, homestay and off-campus student accommodation.

Canberra is an active city, with the highest sports and physical activity participation compared to the rest of Australia. Expect lots of moving about and if you like cycling, the whole city is equipped with 400 km of cycling paths - good for both health and saving on your transport costs.