Why Study in Australia?
Australia is a modern, democratic country with great healthcare, world-class educational institutions and geography that’s like no place else on earth. Being a safe location with a high standard of living, Australia is a wonderful place to study and explore, making it the 3rd most popular study destination in the world for international students. The country’s vibrant lifestyle, warm culture, and exceptional educational facilities have drawn students worldwide consistently.
The Education System in Australia
Here’s why Studying in Australia is a great choice:
- Australian universities are rated amongst the best in the world, with 8 of them ranked in the Top 100
- The Australian University system is even better than Germany and New Zealand (9th in the world)
- Most universities are located in capital cities that rank in the top 30 most liveable cities for students
- Over $200,000,000 is spent annually on international scholarships by the Government
- A huge number of international students choose Australia each year as their study destination, owing to its welcoming environment.
Rest assured, with a great education system in place, you can live, study and experience a culture with plenty of tourist attractions and well-equipped transportation facilities.
The Cost of Studying in Australia
Whilst not remarkably economical, the cost of studying in Australia isn’t as expensive as some of the other western countries. As an international student, you’ll be expected to pay for your tuition in advance for each study period.
Here are some examples of course costs, listed in Australian dollars:
School – up to $30,000 per year
English language studies – around $3800 per week depending on course length
Vocational Education and Training (Certificates I to IV, Diploma and Advanced Diploma) – $4,000 to $22,000
Undergraduate Bachelor Degree – $15,000 to $33,000*
Postgraduate Master’s Degree – $20,000 to $37,000*
Doctoral Degree – $14,000 to $37,000*
* Note: this doesn’t include high-value courses like veterinary or medical.