Study in Australia

Why study in Australia

Door step to Asia, top universities, multicultural society, strong economy

7 best student cities in the world
Top universities in the world
World class education
Up to 100% scholarships available
Global reputation
Up to 6 years of post-study work permit
Friendly environment
One of the most popular study abroad destinations
High standard of living
Unique wildlife & beaches, outdoor activities

7 best student cities in the world
Top universities in the world
World class education
Up to 100% scholarships available
Global reputation

Up to 6 years of post-study work permit
Friendly environment
One of the most popular study abroad destinations
High standard of living
Unique wildlife & beaches, outdoor activities

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Popular courses in Australia

Door step to Asia, top universities, multicultural society, strong economy

Accountancy
Oil & Gas Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Business
Engineering
Machine Learning
Environmental
Science
Design
Nursing
Psychology
Tourism
Agricultural
Sciences
Information
Technology (IT)
Hospitality
Management

Agribusiness
Construction & Urban Planning
Computing
Internet of Things (IOT)
Artificial Intelligence
Cyber Security
Robotics
Engineering Management
Construction Management
Human Resource
Marketing
International Relations
International Business
Business Management

Business Administration
Business Analytics
Finance
Actuarial Science
Culinary
Allied Health
Earth Science
Health Science
Health Service Administration
Geology
Medical Science
Biomedicine
Biotechnology
Food Science & Technology

Education
Teaching
Physiotherapy
Psychotherapy
Occupational Therapy
Exercise Science
Sports Science
Social Work
Nanotechnology
Architecture
Material Science
Mechatronics
Digital marketing
Paramedicine

Accountancy
Oil & Gas Engineering
Subsea Engineering
Business
Engineering
Machine Learning

Environmental
Science
Design
Nursing
Psychology
Tourism
Agricultural
Sciences

Information
Technology (IT)
Hospitality
Management
Agribusiness
Construction & Urban Planning
Computing
Internet of Things (IOT)

Artificial Intelligence
Cyber Security
Robotics
Engineering Management
Construction Management
Human Resource

Marketing
International Relations
International Business
Business Management
Business Administration
Business Analytics

Finance
Actuarial Science
Culinary
Allied Health
Earth Science
Health Science

Health Service Administration
Geology
Medical Science
Biomedicine
Biotechnology
Food Science & Technology

Education
Teaching
Physiotherapy
Psychotherapy
Occupational Therapy
Exercise Science

Sports Science
Social Work
Nanotechnology
Architecture
Material Science
Mechatronics

Digital marketing
Paramedicine

FAQ's

The average tuition fee to study in Australia ranges between AUD$20,000 to AUD$52,000 per year for an undergraduate degree and between AUD$20,000 to AUD$49,000 per year for a postgraduate degree. The cost of the tuition fees vary depending on the university and program of study.

The minimum wage in Australia is $21.38 per hour. Students working part time have the opportunity to work both on-campus and off-campus while they are enrolled in fulltime study. Some part time jobs may pay above the minimum wage and you also have the potential to earn a higher hourly rate on weekends and public holidays.

Australia is known for its quality education with world leading programs in a wide range of fields. Popular courses include Engineering, Data Science, Computer Science, Electronics, Business Management, Medicine, Architecture, and Accounting.

The Group of Eight (Go8) comprises Australia's leading research-intensive universities, and they comprise of:

Australian National University
The University of Melbourne
The University of Sydney
University of New South Wales
The University of Queensland
Monash University
The University of Western Australia
The University of Adelaide

There is no maximum age limit to apply for a Student Visa in Australia. However, the Department of Home Affairs will factor in your age to determine, whether you are considered a genuine student. Generally, there is not a high visa success rate for students over 40 years of age without additional documents. If you are under 18 years of age, you will need additional welfare arrangements in order to be able to study in Australia.

Depending on the program that you study in Australia, you will have the potential for a 2 - 6 years stay back option on a post study work visa.

First requirement will be getting a Confirmation of Enrollment (COE) from your university
Enrollment in the Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is a must.
An adequate score of English Language Proficiency (ELP) Test.
You will have to meet the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) criteria.
If the above necessities are fulfilled for the visa and the required documents are submitted then there is usually a high visa success rate.

The genuine temporary entrant (GTE) requirement is an assessment used to ensure that student visa holders are coming temporarily to Australia for education purposes.

Australia has much more to offer than the usual expectations. Many international students are choosing to study in Australia because of its friendly, laid-back nature, excellent education system, and high standard of living. One of the biggest advantages of pursuing further study in Australia is that you can expand your skills and knowledge, which can open up doors for career opportunities in Australia and around the world. Australia is the most promising country and top study destination for international students. Australia also allows students to stay back in the country for up to 6 years.

You do not usually need to take the GRE or SAT to study in Australia.
However, there are tests that are needed for entry into programs such as Medicine (GAMSAT, MCAT), Law (LSAT), the MBA (GMAT) and some Economics programs (GRE). Check with a Dream Maker for confirmation.