Come meet us!Our Locations
Come meet us!Our Locations
PERTH (ST.GEORGE)
Level 2 and 4, 12 St.Georges Terrace,
Perth, WA 6000, Australia
Phone: +61 8 6212 8200
SYDNEY (ARGYLE)
Level 7, 33 Argyle Street,
Parramatta, NSW 2150, Australia
Phone: +61 2 8228 6400
BRISBANE
Level 3, 59 Adelaide Street Brisbane,
QLD 4000
Phone: +61 7 3123 4000
MELBOURNE (CBD)
Level 6, 131 Queen Street,
Melbourne, VIC – 3000, Australia
Phone: +61 3 9455 4444
MELBOURNE (CBD)
Level 4 and 10, 399 Lonsdale Street,
Melbourne CBD Victoria 3000
Phone: +61 3 9455 4444
MELBOURNE (Heidelberg)
597-599 Upper Heidelberg Rd,
Heidelberg Heights, Victoria 3081
Phone: +61 3 9450 5100
Kochi (India)
37/1989 A, Bhattathiripad Road,
Kaloor, Kochi – 682 017, India
Phone: 1800 309 9995
PERTH (ST.GEORGE)
Level 2 and 4, 12 St.Georges Terrace,
Perth, WA 6000, Australia
Phone: +61 8 6212 8200
Nature’s bounty is evident in Perth, famous for its gorgeous beaches with endless stretches of sand, sea and sky. Due to its great outdoorsy weather, WA is a haven for activities such as kayaking, surfing, diving, sailing and more. With its burgeoning bar scenes, open arts festivals, world-class beaches and expansive parklands, the people of Perth enjoy a relaxed lifestyle unlike any other!
The Mediterranean climate of Perth boasts warm, sunny weather for most of the year. Summers are generally hot and dry and last from December to February, while winters are from June to August and are relatively cool and wet. This region is known for its economic prosperity, with large-scale investments in mining, energy, construction, technology and research.
Students can seek accommodation that is close to a train station or buses that stop at the CBD. Make sure that you do some research before you start looking for rentals, as some places are expensive. You will find Perth’s Public Transport System is easy to navigate as it is divided into travel ‘zones’. International students can avail of a sizeable 40 percentage discount on all public transport throughout WA.
Perth is known for its cuisine and offers an eclectic mix of cafes, cool bars, fresh seafood, and eateries from every part of the world including Thai, Chinese, Indonesian, Italian, Vietnamese, Indian, Korean and Japanese restaurants. Don’t forget to sample the delights at the Jamie’s Italian and Brookfield Place in Perth’s CBD.
For more information about student life in Perth please visit Study Perth.
For Uniform and Scrubs**Not applicable to the Indian campus.
Perth
SYDNEY (ARGYLE)
Level 7, 33 Argyle Street,
Parramatta, NSW 2150, Australia
Phone: +61 2 8228 6400
The oldest among Australia’s capital cities, Sydney is known around the world for its iconic Opera House. A popular go-to port for the summer, Sydney’s sunshine and golden beaches attract flocks of tourists of all ages. Overseas students have consistently picked Sydney as their study destination of choice, due to its excellent education system, high standards of living and the friendly warmth of the locals. Immigrants from countries such as Italy, China, Korea, Greece, Thailand, Vietnam, India, among others, have made it a melting pot of cultures and added international diversity to the city.
Set on a gorgeous natural harbour, Sydney offers an endless list of leisure pursuits and opportunities for limitless fun: over 70 sparkling beaches, enticing food, and a melange of exotic festivals. The agreeable climate is another reason for its popularity among travellers and students alike-Sydney’s skies are clear and blue most of the year, and the warm summers and mild winters suit just about everyone. Swimming, snorkelling, yachting and other various water-based activities are possible almost every day, with the city averaging 300 sunny days a year.
There is never a dull moment in Sydney’s cultural scene, with events that keep you on your toes at the hot and happening clubs in town. New places to visit include the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach, Taronga Zoo, Luna Park Sydney, among many, many others. Travelling around Sydney is a breeze, with affordable public transport, including buses, ferries or water taxis that cross the waters daily to prime harbour locations, and bikes or cars that are readily available for hire.
For more information about student life in Perth please visit Study NSW.
For Uniform and Scrubs**Not applicable to the Indian campus.
Sydney
MELBOURNE (CBD)
Level 6, 131 Queen Street,
Melbourne, VIC – 3000, Australia
Phone: +61 3 9455 4444
MELBOURNE (CBD)
Level 4 and 10, 399 Lonsdale Street,
Melbourne CBD Victoria 3000
Phone: +61 3 9455 4444
MELBOURNE (Heidelberg)
597-599 Upper Heidelberg Rd,
Heidelberg Heights, Victoria 3081
Phone: +61 3 9450 5100
Well known as Australia’s sporting and cultural capital, Melbourne is a city with a touch of class. As Australia’s second largest city, it is a potpourri of cultures, cuisines and ideas and is a city known for the diversity of its style, fashion, food, architecture, theatres, galleries, and gardens. Melbourne is home to almost four million residents from over 140 nations and international students are sure to find friends from somewhere close to home.
This city is an eclectic blend of the old and the new, which is best reflected in its architecture – while the Flinders Street Train Station and ornate boulevards showcase the beauty of its elaborate Victorian architecture and reflect the city’s rich history, its modern face is evident in the contemporary style of starkly modern buildings like Federation Square.
The economy of Melbourne is particularly strong in education, finance, manufacturing, research, logistics and transportation and tourism sectors, and the city is home to the headquarters of many of Australia’s largest corporations.
Among the main attractions in Melbourne include Federation Square, Flinders Street Station, Queen Victoria Market, Crown Casino and Southbank. Those who love nature and animals would find the Great Ocean Road, Yarra Valley, Melbourne Zoo/Healesville Sanctuary and Melbourne Aquarium of particular interest. If you’re looking for some more places of tourist interest, do check out Phillip Island, Sovereign Hill, Dandenong Ranges/Puffing Billy, Docklands, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Museum, Melbourne Observation Deck, Grampians, The Arts Centre, Mornington Peninsula, The Snowfield, and the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
For more information about student life in Melbourne please visit Study Melbourne.
For Uniform and Scrubs**Not applicable to the Indian campus.
Melbourne
BrisbaneLevel 3, 59 Adelaide Street Brisbane QLD 4000
Phone: +61731234000
Email: enquiry@ihna.edu.au
Welcome to IHNA’s Brisbane Campus, a hub of excellence in health education located in the vibrant heart of Australia’s Sunshine State. Nestled in the picturesque city of Brisbane, our campus offers a unique blend of world-class education and the captivating charm of this beautiful city.
Brisbane, known for its stunning riverfront, lush green spaces, and a warm, welcoming community, provides an ideal backdrop for pursuing health-related courses. At IHNA, we are committed to fostering the next generation of healthcare professionals, and our Brisbane campus embodies this mission with state-of-the-art facilities, dedicated faculty, and a supportive environment. Whether you’re aspiring to be a nurse, aged care worker, or a leader in the healthcare industry, our campus in Brisbane offers a dynamic learning experience in one of Australia’s most vibrant and culturally diverse cities. Explore the best of both worlds: an education that prepares you for a rewarding career in healthcare and the chance to immerse yourself in the dynamic cultural tapestry of Brisbane. Join us at IHNA’s Brisbane Campus, where your journey to a fulfilling career in health begins.
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Brisbane
Kochi
37/1989 A, Bhattathiripad Road,
Opp. Elamkulam Kavalakkal Temple,
Off. Kaloor – Kadavanthra Road, Kaloor,
Kochi – 682 017, Kerala, India
Phone: +91 484 4216666
IHNA International (India) campus is located in Kochi, formerly known as Cochin, city and major port on the Malabar Coast of the Arabian Sea, west-central Kerala state, southwestern India.
The proximity to serene places and ambience of a cosmopolitan city are two of the major advantages of settling down in Kochi. Living in Kochi has just gotten a lot better with the coming of the Metro.
Interestingly, it is Kerala that has plenty of good places to live when surveyed on various counts like infrastructure, growth of industries, opportunity of further growth, potential for further education and so on.
The booming port city of Kochi created thousands of jobs for new graduates, thanks to the demand in the IT sector. Some of the best places to live in Kochi are Edapally, Pachalam, Thripunithura, Mamangalam, Ponekkara, Kakkanad and Fort Kochi. The city is also rife with entertainment areas that promote art and culture and with excellent parks like Changampuzha Park, Subhash Park, Cherai beach, Fort Kochi and Vypeen Island.