Study Abroad Programmes in Australia

The total estimated cost of education in Australia ranges from AUD $55,000 to AUD $90,000+ per year. The particular cost estimate depends a lot on your university choice, specialization in education, and the chosen city.

Yes, many international students are obliged to provide an IELTS or PTE score to prove English language proficiency at Australian universities. However, students who have studied in English, graduated from the pathway program, or are from the country where English is the native language does not need to submit these scores.

Yes, many scholarship opportunities are available for international students at Australian universities, such as Australia Awards Scholarships and Destination Australia Scholarships. They are provided by the government of Australia, individual universities and other organizations.

Yes. Students have the option to stay back and work in Australia after completing their education. However, they will be required to make an application for another temporary visa. Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) is the most common one, which gives the opportunity to work full time for a period of two to four years.  

Foreign students possessing an Australian student visa (subclass 500) are entitled to work up to 48 hours every two weeks when classes are in session and work any number of hours during their designated study breaks. They have similar workplace rights, minimum wages, and safety standards as Australians.