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Australia has gained immense popularity among international students as an ideal study destination. While it promises to offer high-quality education, it also ticks all boxes fulfilling other expectations of international students that makes studying and living in Australia a unique experience. The relatively flexible entry criteria to get admission in Australia with easier access to high-ranked universities and the study schedules allow international students to manage their studies, research, and part-time employment with ease. Its multicultural society with a safe learning environment and friendly natives offers a home away from home making master’s or bachelor’s study in Australia an experience of a lifetime.
Australian universities are recognized worldwide for the quality of teaching, research, and graduate employment. The popular study destination excels in areas like science, technology, business, education, and humanities. Students have an option at every level of study in Australia be it bachelor’s, graduate certificates, diplomas, master’s, or doctorate. The Australian Universities provide an environment that promotes innovation, independent thought, and creativity. Students can work part-time for 40 hours every fortnight while pursuing education. International students get two years of post-study work visas allowing them to work in Australia and explore further horizons. No doubt Australia stands to be the third most preferred study abroad destination.
High Ranked Universities
Popular Courses
The cost of study in Australia varies depending on the degree you want to pursue i.e. diploma, bachelor’s, master’s, or Ph.D., and also according to the ranking of the university. The average cost of study in Australia is between A$ 24000- A$ 36000 per year for undergraduate or post-graduate courses.
Capital: Canberra
Currency: Australian Dollar ($)
Population: 24.2 million
Students: 1.3 million (328,659 international)
Academic Year: February – November
Languages: English
Languages: American English
IELTS, TOEFL and PTE for proof of English language proficiency
Australia generally has two intakes, February and July
In Australia, your student Visa permits you to work for up to 40 hours bi-weekly while pursuing your course. During course breaks there is no restriction on number of hours permitted to work. One has to just ensure they have eligibility to work based on their VISA before taking up any type of paid work.