Should I study abroad in Australia or New Zealand?

I am not sure which place is best. I really want to be able to surf but I also like natural beauty and outside activities. I am also interested in nightlife with fun activities.





Any ideas on where the nicest people are?


Which place is more fun?


Which is warmer?


And if so, what town should I study in?





Thanks so much!

Should I study abroad in Australia or New Zealand?
Hello there. I grew up in Hong Kong and came to Australia for my uni studies when I was 17. Now I end up settling down as a permanent resident in Melbourne.





Yes, Australia is awesome. As far as weather is concerned, it depends on what you like, Queensland and West Australia are very mild, warm, and doesn't change much. Melbourne (Victoria) is famous for its 4 seasons in a day. Like Tuesday it was 36 degrees and yesterday it was raining and we had to put the central heating on the whole night.





Queensland, Sydney (NSW) and Melbourne (Victoria) are probably the most dynamic places. Perth (WA) is quiet, Adelaide(SA) is even quieter...





Melbourne has a lot of good universities, and is famous for its (alternative) arts, music and clubbing scene. We have lots of galleries, exhibitions, as well as local heavy metal gigs and burlesque shows. Melb is always a bit quirky, the way I like it.





Do some research on the web and see what courses offered by which unis interest you the most. If you'd like to know more about Melb, you could gimme an email.
Reply:Studying abroad in Australia has more of an infrastructure to handle international students than NZ. However, you might get a more "authentic" experience in New Zealand.





Because Australia and New Zealand are very similar, it all depends on the program you choose.
Reply:New Zealand is the most idyllic place.
Reply:Australia
Reply:Well maybe you can study about the United Kingdom, Hawii,


or Montreal
Reply:climate,butiful=newzeland


if you wanna live in metropolitant area then=astralia
Reply:australia