Welcome to IHNA Brisbane Campus

Brisbane, one of the jewels of Queensland, boasts of a sophisticated, multi-faceted transport system. This intricate labyrinth of commuting options smoothly takes its residents and tourists alike from one point to another across the city.

In the heart of Queensland lies TransLink, the torchbearer of the public transport scheme, flowing like a well-oiled machine. Their offering is quite vast, comprising buses, trains, and even delightful ferry rides. These services work in perfect synchronisation, providing a seamless and dependable travel experience to all.

When it comes to buses, Brisbane City Council doesn’t lag behind, handling one of the largest bus fleets in Australia. They assert their uniqueness via the Brisbane Busway network, an intriguing concept involving roads exclusively for buses. This initiative ingeniously reduces congestion and allows public buses to glide through smoothly, speeding up commutes.

Getting around Brisbane is not only about buses. The Queensland Rail City network does its part beautifully, linking the city centre to suburbs that spread across the wider Brisbane area. Moving people around the city, this rail network plays a significant role in making the city’s transportation efficient and convenient.

By no means are the city’s transport options just limited to the land. The city’s CityCat and CityFerry services are an absolute treat, offering a scenic means to get around Brisbane. From these services, passengers get to enjoy stunning riverside views as they travel through the city along the Brisbane River.

Despite this expansive public transport system, Brisbane still heavily leans on personal vehicles for regular commuting. Commercial services like traditional taxis and rideshare companies like Uber also offer personalised commuting options.

Brisbane boasts a range of technological advancements that not only enhance passengers’ commuting experience but also supports its progress towards becoming a smart city.

The Go Card, a contactless smart card by TransLink, allows seamless travel across the public transport network. It provides riders with significant cost savings, quicker boarding times, and a streamlined experience.

Brisbane offers world-class education to international students. The city’s universities, apprenticeship colleges, and English-language learning centres welcome above 40,000 foreign students each year from a myriad of cultures and continents.

The top 5 Universities in Perth include:

• The University of Queensland (UQ): A global pioneer in path-breaking research and distinguished scholarly reputation.

• Queensland University of Technology (QUT): Famous for offering practical learning, relevant to industry practices.

• Griffith University: An all-encompassing university famed for its research-oriented curriculum and pioneering spirit.

• University of Southern Queensland (USQ): Providing a broad spectrum of disciplines and a strong resolve on digital education.

• Brisbane Institute of Technology: A steppingstone for students to secure an admission at distinguished universities.

Costs of Study Programs here are affordable compared to elsewhere in the world, while the quality of education is on par with the best global Universities, making this a very popular destination for overseas students. These are some indicative tuition figures for different programs in Perth:

• Bachelor’s Degree: $24,000 to $38,000.

• Doctorate: $26,000 to $42,000.

• Master’s Degree: $25,000 to $40,000.

Compared to global benchmarks, Brisbane’s educational centres are a perfect balance between affordability and uncompromised quality.