AUSTRALIA

Capital: CANBERRA

Language - English/Native Language.

Official Currency - Australian Dollar (AUD)

Why Study in Australia?

Australian universities have a reputation for excellence in many disciplines. Driven by a culture known for early adoption of innovation and technology, Australian universities are establishing themselves as first-class research centres and are, as a result, drawing a superior quality of staff and students.

High standards are also ensured through Australian government guidelines. All institutions offering courses to international students must meet the same standards for teaching quality and ethical practice.

Australian degrees and qualifications are recognised internationally by leading employers and universities.

Cost of education in Australia

The cost of studying in Australia for International Students depends on the level of studies. Some institutions sometimes make an additional charge to cover other student costs. Australia enjoys a standard of living which is among the highest in the world. Living expenses and tuition costs in Australia are considerably less expensive than in the UK and USA.

The tuition fees are also less as compared to other countries of the Australian universities . Specific information about tuition fees can be obtained directly from us.

These may include costs associated with being a student: student organisation membership, library and laboratory costs and sports facility costs. As well as this certain courses require the additional payment of charges for excursions, books, stationery and other essential material for the completion of the course. These costs will vary depending on the course or institution.

The average international student in Australia spends about A$250 per week on food, accommodation, clothing, local transport, telephone, gas/electricity, stationery, and entertainment, although this varies significantly by location and lifestyle.

International students in Australia on student visas can seek permission to work for up to 20 hours a week once they have arrived in Australia and commenced their course of study. Although it is possible for international students to work whilst studying, part-time employment should not be regarded as a means of financing your studies in Australia.

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