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Top courses in Australia

Civil engineering

Computer Science

Nursing

Business Studies

Social Work

Education

Psychology

Accounting & Finance

Architecture & Design

electrical engineering

Why Australia as an ideal study abroad destination ?
Top 10 universities In Australia
A-9

University of New South Wales, Sydney

A-7

The University of Queensland

A-6

Deakin University

A-2

Griffith University

A-5

University of Wollongong

A-3

La Trobe University, Melbourne

A-4

University of Adelaide College

A-8

The University of Adelaide

A-1

Griffith College

A-10

University of Western Australia

Australia Tuition fees

Courses

Minimum annual 

Maximum annual

BachelorAUD $ 20,000AUD $ 55,000
MasterAUD $ 22,000 AUD $ 50,000
DiplomaAUD $ 4,000AUD $ 27,000
Ph.DAUD $ 30,000 AUD $ 42,000 
Major intakesFebruary and July
Additional intakesOctober or early November
Monthly Cost of living

Housing

AUD $ 800 to AUD $ 3200

Food

AUD $ 600 to AUD 1,200

Educational Materials

AUD $ 500 to AUD $ 1,000

Transportation

AUD $ 700 to AUD $ 2000

Personal Expenses

AUD $ 250 to AUD $ 500

Utilities

AUD $ 100 to AUD $ 150

Health Insurance

AUD $ 500 to AUD $ 700

Estimated Total Cost

AUD $ 1,300 to AUD $ 3,750

Weather

Summer



25℃ - 40℃

Autumn



17℃ - 30℃

Winter



5℃ - 20℃

Spring



15℃ - 25℃

States

NEW SOUTH WALES

QUEENSLAND

VICTORIA

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

TASMANIA

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

FAQ
Yes. Most Australian institutions require proof of English proficiency through tests like IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE. Minimum scores vary by course and university.
Post-study work visas allow graduates to stay from 2 to 6 years depending on the qualification level and study location, providing opportunities to gain professional experience.
Yes. Dependents such as spouses and children can accompany you under a dependent visa, with some restrictions on work rights for spouses.
Yes, international students can work up to 48 hours per 15 days while studying and full-time during holidays.
You may be eligible for a Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) allowing you to stay and work for 2 to 6 years as per the qualification.
You’ll need proof of enrolment, financial proof, English proficiency test, and health insurance and other
Yes, Australia has low crime rates, political stability, and welcoming multicultural society.
Many graduates can apply for permanent residency through skilled migration pathways if their qualification and occupation are in demand.
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