Why Study in Australia?

The land of leading academic institutions & pioneering innovations

Globally Recognized

Australia has world-renowned universities and offers internationally accepted qualifications.

Lower Cost

The country has comparably lower tuition costs than many other premium destinations.

Advanced Research

Emphasis on scientific research and technical resources creates a great academic ground.

Work Opportunities

International students are allowed to work part-time for up to 48 hours a fortnight.

Intakes & Application Process

Australian academic institutions accept admissions for three different intakes: February, July, and November.

1. Research & Shortlist

Shortlist the best universities and programs based on accreditation, ranking, and tuition.

2. Prepare Documents

Check eligibility, collect academic transcripts, SOP, and passport (US citizens are typically exempt from English tests).

3. Apply & Secure Offer

Apply online, receive an offer, pay tuition to get your CoE (Confirmation of Enrolment).

4. Apply for Visa

Apply for the subclass 500 student visa to finalize your journey.

Intake Periods

Intake Programs Deadline
February All Programs Oct – Nov
July Majority Apr – May
November Selected Jun – Aug

Popular Universities

Partnering with prominent institutions across Australia

Central Queensland University

Rockhampton

42 Programmes

AUD 16k - 38k / year

Southern Cross University

Coffs Harbour

10 Programmes

AUD 30.5k - 32k / year

Deakin College (Navitas)

Geelong

20 Programmes

AUD 32.5k - 33k / year

James Cook University

Brisbane

23 Programmes

AUD 32.5k - 33k / year

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Living Costs & Visas

Plan your finances and understand the requirements

Monthly Living Costs

Average ranges between AUD 1,400 and AUD 2,800 per month.

  • Accommodation (shared) $600 - $1,500
  • Food $500 - $800
  • Travel $120 - $240
  • Utilities & Internet $170 - $285

Subclass 500 Student Visa

To study in Australia, international students must apply for the Subclass 500 Student Visa. The updated application cost is AUD 2,000.

Key Benefits:

  • Valid for up to 5 years
  • Participate in an eligible course
  • Travel in & out of the country
  • Work for up to 48 hours a fortnight

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about studying and living in Australia

Yes, you can avail of various scholarships, grants and education loans to keep your study costs in Australia under control.

Study costs in Australia are made up of two components: living expenses and tuition fees. Tuition fees vary depending on the program. On the other hand, the average cost of living in Australia is AUD 1,400 - 2,800 per month.

Yes, you can get a 100% scholarship to study in Australia, but that's highly competitive.

The IELTS score for Australia varies depending on the university and program level. However, the standard IELTS requirement for UG programs is 6.0, while for a PG program, it's 6.5 to 7.0.

For an Australian student visa, you must demonstrate funds for the 1st year's tuition fee plus the living cost of the first year (i.e. AUD 29,710) plus AUD 2,000 towards miscellaneous expenses.

Yes, you can work full-time in Australia during study breaks and also after completing your studies. During the study session, you can work up to 48 hours per fortnight.

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