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Australia is a global education powerhouse with fantastic long-term opportunities. The infrastructure, facilities, teaching and networking experience in Australia is second to none. This is why studying in Australia has become popular. Moreover, the Australian government has been heavily involved in building a ‘truly internationalised’ education system that is driven by research to address the challenges of the future. Almost $200,000,000 per annum is invested by the Australian government purely on international scholarships. Additionally, the diverse range of courses offered by Australian Universities has resulted in Australia being the 3rd most popular destination for international students. Moreover, 7 of the Top 100 Universities in the World are in Australia as are 5 out of the 30 best student cities in the World. Due to all these reasons, students want to study in Australia to further their dreams. Top Universities in Australia.
The Group of 8 is a group of top Australian Universities that are unparalleled in research and delivering comprehensive education. However, given the diversity of courses to choose from, there are a range of other institutions too that may be appealing and suitable for your profile and interests.
A good Australian university has a comparative advantage in the following areas of study: Arts and Humanities, Clinical and Digital Health Services, Engineering and Technology, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences and Social Sciences. Education Cost for Studying in Australia Being familiar with education costs in Australia is important, if you are considering Australia as your overseas studying destination. Cost of higher education in Australia is quite affordable as compared to the cost of studying abroad in the UK or the US Let’s find out.
*Tuition Fee (AUD $)*
The first factor to consider among education costs in Australia is the average tuition fees. This ranges from $25,000 – $38,000.
*Accommodation (AUD $)*
– Hostels and Guesthouses – $80 to $135 per week
– Shared Rental – $70 to $250 per week
– On campus – $80 to $250 per week
– Home-stay – $110 to $270 per week
– Rental – $100 to $400 per week
– Boarding Schools – $10,000 to $20,000 a year
*Other Living Expenses (AUD$)*
– Groceries and eating out – $80 to $200 per week
– Gas and electricity – $60 to $100 per week
– Phone and Internet – $20 to $50 per week
– Public transport – $10 to $50 per week
– Car (after purchase) – $150 to $250 per week
– Entertainment – $50 to $100 per week
*Minimum cost of living:*
– Average Total – AUD$18,610 /-per annum
Student Visa Requirements
Here is a *list of documents required for Australia
– Attested copies of X, XII & Graduate Degree (if applicable), Mark
Sheets including Backlogs (Re-sits)
– Evidence of English Language proficiency e.g. IELTS, TOEFL, etc.
– Standardised Tests e.g. GMAT, GRE (where necessary for the programme)
– Two academic references
– Two references from employers (where applicable)
– Passport sized photographs
– Statement of Purpose (SOP)
– Resume/CV
– Draft for application fees, if applicable
– Portfolio (for Art, Design & Architecture Courses)
– Other Certificates & Achievements of Extracurricular Activities
*Note:* Documents required for individual universities and individual courses in Australia may vary.