Explore Australia: Study, Work, and Live

Australia, renowned for its welcoming atmosphere and quality education, offers a dynamic lifestyle that blends academic excellence with abundant career opportunities. As one of the top destinations globally for international students, Australia boasts a diverse culture and friendly locals, alongside numerous pathways for professional growth. Situated in the southern hemisphere, the country experiences varied climates and is celebrated for iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and the Great Barrier Reef, as well as its unique wildlife, including kangaroos.

Despite being the sixth largest country by land area, Australia maintains a relatively low population density, particularly in its expansive outback regions. Nevertheless, it has emerged as a rapidly growing hub for educational exploration.

Key Facts:

• Official Name: Commonwealth of Australia
• Population: 22.68 million
• Capital City: Canberra
• Largest City: Sydney
• Currency: Australian Dollar (AU$1 = 0.67 USD)
• GDP: $1.521 trillion

Why Study in Australia?

Australia offers globally recognised qualifications in a vibrant academic environment that fosters research and technological innovation. The country provides attractive scholarships, boasts a strong economy, and offers one of the highest standards of living worldwide. Compared to other popular destinations like the UK and USA, Australia also offers affordable education opportunities.

Education System

• Universities: Offering a wide range of programs from undergraduate to PhD levels.
• Vocational Institutions: Government and privately funded, providing practical, industry-linked courses.
• Schools: Both government and privately funded institutions.

COST OF EDUCATION

• Diploma & Advanced Diploma: AU$10,000 to AU$14,000 per year
• Bachelor’s Degree: AU$15,000 to AU$19,000 per year
• Graduate Diplomas & Masters: AU$15,000 to AU$23,000 per year

*Note: Fees vary across universities.

Intake Periods: February, July, and November Work Rights and Stay Back Options:

– Post-study work rights: Bachelor’s (2 years), Masters (2 years, extendable), PhD (up to 4 years)

– Part-time work rights during studies (40 hours per fortnight)

– Full-time work rights for spouses of Masters, PhD, and post-doctoral students

INTAKE

February, July & November

REQUIRED TESTS

TOEFL, IELTS, PTE: Accepted English proficiency tests

TOP UNIVERSITIES

• Australian National University (ANU)
• University of Sydney
•  University of Melbourne
• University of New South Wales (UNSW)
• University of Queensland (UQ)
• Monash University
• University of Western Australia (UWA)
• University of Adelaide
• University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
• University of Wollongong