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Australia

Semester 1: starts late February/early March to late May/early June
Semester 2: starts late July/early August through to November.

Why you Select Australia

Moving across the world to study is a big decision of your life– how do you choose where to go? Here are just five reasons why studying in Australia is a prime choice for many international students.

Top quality universities & TAFE Colleges

International students have a wide variety of choice when it comes to studying in Australia. Australia is home to 43 universities in total, with 40 Australian, two international and one private university. It’s noteworthy that in ranking universities four Australian universities fall within in the top 100 internationally renowned universities.

World RankInstitutionNational RankQuality PublicationsInfluenceScore
57University of Melbourne1345483.9
71University of Sydney2337183.0
74University of Queensland3516382.8
82Australian National University413610182.4
119University of New South Wales65910080.6
145University of Western Australia712314179.9
229University of Adelaide819919477.7
241Queensland University of Technology918320177.5
324Macquarie University1033929976.0
351Griffith University1137535175.6
387Deakin University1238548175.1
390James Cook University1345325375.1
397University of Wollongong1438140375.0
399University of Tasmania1539828475.0
400Curtin University1633830074.9
425University of Newcastle1736740274.6
493Flinders University1847640673.8
534La Trobe University1949139273.4
562University of Technology Sydney2044561473.1
564Western Sydney University2154742873.1
570University of South Australia2253867373.0
634RMIT University23542> 100072.4
643Swinburne University of Technology2463246072.4
870Murdoch University2581456570.6

Incredible work opportunities during your study and after studies

If you truly enjoy your time studying in Australia, you may be tempted to stay on longer. Australia also offers a Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) that allows international students to stay in Australia and continue to work after they have graduated. International study in Australia offers a wide range of rewarding experiences as well as the possibility for a world-class education.

Following are some salient points worthy of recognition if you are thinking of studying abroad in Australia.

Global Recognition

The high-quality education of Australia is globally recognized and hence completing your studies in Australia definitely gives you an edge over other candidates.

Scholarships

To attract more international students Australia offers a number of scholarships to its international students. However, scholarships offered to the international students are purely based on merit. Some scholarships cover tuition and living expenses.

Job Opportunities & Migration opportunities

The ultimate goal of studying abroad is to get a well-paid job. In Australia, job opportunities are in almost every sector. Australia has a high reputation in the field of education and thus a qualification from Australia would easily enable you to get a job anywhere.

There are plenty of migration opportunities after completing your studies in Australia

Can I work and study at the same time?

Working while you study can complement your study and living experience. If you pursue a course at degree level or above you may be permitted to work while on an international student visa. Before you undertake any paid work, ensure that your visa permits it. The opportunity for students to work part-time during their studies is at the moment 20 hours per week. During holiday breaks students can work unlimited hours/ full time.