Study in Australia
Gain a quality education in a culturally diverse society, and enjoy an experience like no other in Australia
Education in Australia
There are 43 universities in Australia, of which 2 (Bond and Notre Dame) are private. In addition, Adelaide, South Australia, is home to campuses for Carnegie Mellon and University College London. We classify these universities as non-Australian since their major campuses and administrative centers are located in Pennsylvania, the United States, and London, the United Kingdom, respectively.
Numerous Australian universities have branch campuses abroad, twinning agreements, and international exchange programs for students and faculty. Around 7000 agreements between Australian universities and universities (and other similar institutions worldwide) exist.
Universities in Australia play three main roles:
- Retaining information
- Teaching others new things
- Developing knowledge
Study Cost
International students are required to pay a set amount (not more than 50% of the total tuition fees for a course) prior to the visa stage since they are charged tuition up front. Some colleges may also charge fees for the student union, the library, the sports facilities, and the lab. Division 2-Tuition costs, ESOS Act.
Foundation Studies: Approximately $9000 to $14,000.
Undergraduate Bachelor’s Degree: $15,000–$33,000 annually, approximately.
Laboratory-based Bachelor’s Degree: Approximately $14,000–$35,000 per year.
Graduate Certificates for Postgraduates Graduate degrees: approximately $A20,000–$A37,000 each year.
Master’s or doctoral degree: around A$20,000 to A$37,000 per year.
