Study In Australia

Study In Australia

Globally Respected Education. Work Opportunities. An International Lifestyle.

Australia is one of the world’s most popular destinations for international students, known for its high-quality education, strong graduate employability, and excellent lifestyle.
Whether you’re exploring your options or ready to apply, studying in Australia gives you access to globally recognised qualifications and real-world career opportunities.

Why Study In Australia?

Australia offers a perfect balance of academic excellence, work opportunities, and quality of life for international students.

Course Costs and Duration

Foundation / Pre-University Programmes

Duration: 8 months – 1 year
Cost: AUD 16,000 – AUD 35,000 per year

Bridging programmes designed to prepare international students for undergraduate study.



University Diplomas

Duration: 8 months – 1.5 years
Cost: AUD 20,000 – AUD 35,000 per year

Multiple intakes available. Diploma programmes often provide a pathway into the first or second year of a bachelor’s degree, with smaller class sizes and focused support.



Undergraduate (Bachelor’s Degree)

Duration: 3 – 4 years
Cost: AUD 30,000 – AUD 55,000 per year

Professional programmes such as Medicine and Dentistry may cost AUD 55,000 – AUD 90,000 per year, depending on the university.



Postgraduate (Master’s Degree)

Duration: 2 years
Cost: AUD 22,000 – AUD 50,000 per year

Includes both coursework and research-based degrees.



Doctoral (PhD)

Duration: 3 – 4 years
Cost: AUD 30,000 – AUD 45,000 per year

Research-focused programmes with opportunities for funding and scholarships.

Accommodation in Australia

International students in Australia can choose from a variety of accommodation options depending on budget, lifestyle, and location.

Short-Term Accommodation

Many students begin their stay in short-term accommodation such as hotels, hostels, or temporary housing while they familiarise themselves with the city and look for long-term options. Education providers can often offer advice or referrals.


Renting a House or Apartment

Students can rent privately or through a real estate agent, either alone or with others. Sharing accommodation is common and helps reduce living costs.

  • A bond (security deposit), usually equal to four weeks’ rent, is required

  • Rent is often paid in advance (typically four weeks)

  • Bonds are held securely by the relevant state authority

Students should understand their tenancy rights before renting.


Managed Student Accommodation

Purpose-built student residences offer private or shared rooms with communal facilities. These are often located near campuses or public transport, with utilities such as electricity and internet included in the rent, making budgeting easier.


University-Managed Accommodation

Many universities provide accommodation exclusively for their students. These options are usually fully furnished and include utilities and access to university support services.


Residential Colleges

Residential colleges are campus-based and offer a strong sense of community. Many are fully catered and provide academic support, cultural programmes, sports activities, and leadership opportunities.


Homestay

Homestay involves living with a local Australian family. This option is particularly suitable for younger students and those seeking a supportive home environment, often including meals and household services.

Australia Student Visa (Subclass 500)

International students must apply for the Student Visa (Subclass 500) to study in Australia.

Before You Apply

If applying from outside Australia, ensure you apply well in advance of your course start date.



Step 1: Gather Your Documents

You will typically need:

  • Valid passport

  • Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)

  • Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

  • Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) statement

  • English language proficiency evidence

  • Proof of sufficient funds

  • Health examination results (if required)

  • Biometrics (for certain countries)



Step 2: Apply for the Visa

Applications must be submitted online through ImmiAccount. You can apply from inside or outside Australia. Ensure your application is complete and decision-ready to avoid delays or refusal.



Step 3: After You Apply

  • Respond promptly to any requests for additional information

  • Regularly check your ImmiAccount for updates

  • Avoid booking travel until your visa has been granted



Step 4: Visa Outcome

You will receive a written decision outlining:

  • Your visa grant number

  • Visa conditions

  • Visa expiry date

If your visa is refused, you will be informed of the reasons and whether you have the right to a review. Application fees are not refunded in the event of refusal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Australia FAQ's

Some institutions accept alternatives or pathway programs.

Yes, eligible students can work part-time during studies.

Yes, with valid academic or professional explanations.

 

Processing times vary depending on location and application quality.