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Australia is one of the most popular study destinations for students around the world and home to a number of prestigious educational institutions while boasting some of the world’s most livable cities in Sydney and Melbourne, where students can enjoy an affordable cost of living while pursuing their academic and professional goals.
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When it comes to quality of life, high-quality education, and promising opportunities for students, Australia is always the perfect choice. Here’s why:
Australia is home to some of the world’s most prestigious universities. What’s more important is that the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency oversees Australia’s higher education system (TEQSA).
The quality of life in Australia ranks behind Norway as the greatest in the world. With advanced infrastructure, world-class healthcare services, a diverse range of public transportation, numerous student services, and a comparatively affordable cost of living, Australia is truly a home for students.
Post-graduation, many students can extend their stay in Australia. The temporary graduate visa (subclass 485) permits you to stay in Australia after finishing your studies to live, study, or work.
Admission requirements vary depending on the degree and from university to university, although some basic requirements for students are similar across all universities and include:
Most universities in Australia offer on-campus residence facilities to students. You can also opt for an off-campus accommodation wherein you can share apartments with other students or stay with a local Australian family. The rent is usually paid every two weeks in advance. Remember, the rentals vary from city to city.
The table below shows the average weekly costs of most accommodation options, according to the Australian Government website. Your IDP Education counsellor can help choose the best accommodation option that fits your budget.
| Accommodation Type | Cost per week in Australian Dollar |
| Hostels and Guesthouses | $90 to $150 |
| Shared Rental | $95 to $215 |
| On campus | $110 to $280 |
| Homestay | $235 to $325 |
| Rental | $185 to $440 |
It is an important part of your financial preparation to have a general idea of how much it costs to live as an student in Australia. Among other factors, the cost of living depends on which city you reside in. Consider these common expenses when creating your budget:
| Living expenses | Weekly budget |
|---|---|
| Groceries and eating out | $140 to $280 AUD |
| Gas, electricity | $10 to $20 AUD |
| Phone and Internet | $15 to $30 AUD |
| Public transport | $30 to $60 AUD |
| Car (after purchase) | $150 to $260 AUD |
| Entertainment | $80 to $150 AUD |
When deciding which university to study at, it is crucial that you also look at the world university rankings along with the general fee structure depending on the course you wish to study. This helps you compare and understand where a university ranks, how your desired institution fares on the global map and how the costs of study programs vary across different institutions.
| University | THE ranking | Annual tuition fees in AUD (Undergraduate) | Annual tuition fees in AUD (Graduate) |
|---|---|---|---|
| The University of Melbourne | 34 | 42,000 – 67,368 AUD | 42,000 – 53,696 AUD |
| Monash University | 44 | 36,000 – 79,700 AUD | 39,000 – 46,000 AUD |
| The University of Queensland | 53 | 44,000 – 77,456 AUD | 42,000– 47,264 AUD |
| The University of Sydney | 54 | 44,000 – 68,000 AUD | 44,000 – 54,000 AUD |
| The Australian National University | 62 | 48,000– 79,000 AUD | 49,000– 54,880 AUD |
Here are some of the most popular scholarships for students to study in Australia:
| Scholarship Name | Value |
|---|---|
| UTS College to UTS Pathway Scholarship | Up to 50% of fees |
| Trinity College Residential College Scholarships | Up to 30,000 AUD |
| Director’s Scholarships for Academic Excellence | Up to 7,500 AUD |
| DOOLEYS Lidcombe Catholic Club Undergraduate Scholarship | Up to 4,000 AUD |
| ASTRO 3D Science PhB Advanced Studies Course Award | Up to 3,000 AUD |
The type of visa you require in Australia will be determined by the level of study, the field of study, and the length of the program you intend to enrol in. Regardless of your study program, university of choice, or tuition fees, you will require a student (subclass 500) visa as an international student.
To apply for a student visa to study in Australia, you will typically need the following:
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Reach out to us to get all details and guidance for studying abroad from our expert education consultants.
Choose the right university for abroad education according to your choice.
Our professionals will guide you to meet all requirements for study abroad programs.
Apply to your selected foreign university. Our study abroad consultants streamline the student visa application process for a successful submission.
Pass your international university interview with the help of our education counsellor.
Finally, your visa is granted. Get ready to travel to studying abroad!