Study in Australia
About Australia
Australia is a vast and beautiful country located in the Southern Hemisphere, made up of six states and two territories. One of its most well-known states is New South Wales, home to Sydney, a major global city famous for landmarks like the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Known for its stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and vibrant cities, Australia is a unique blend of natural wonders and urban development.
Australia has a diverse and strong economy driven by key industries such as mining, agriculture, tourism, and services. It is a major exporter of coal, iron ore, and natural gas, while also producing wheat, cattle, and wool. Tourism thrives with visitors flocking to landmarks like the Great Barrier Reef and Uluru, and the finance and education sectors further contribute to its wealth.
Australia’s culture is a mix of Indigenous traditions, British colonial influence, and modern multiculturalism. English is the primary language spoken, but Australia is home to a variety of languages due to its diverse immigrant population.
Why Study in Australia?
Australia is home to some of the world’s top-ranked universities, offering high-quality education across a wide range of fields.
Australian universities provide exceptional student support services, including academic guidance, mental health services, career counselling, and assistance with accommodation and visas.
Australia’s blend of Indigenous, British, and multicultural influences allows international students to experience diverse cultures and traditions while embracing their own identity.
International students are allowed to work part-time while studying, providing valuable work experience and helping with living expenses.
Australia offers a Temporary Graduate Visa, allowing international graduates to stay and work in the country for up to five years, depending on their qualification.
Australia’s robust economy provides graduates with good job prospects, especially in industries like healthcare, engineering, IT, and business.
Australia is known for its welcoming atmosphere, diverse population, and low crime rates, creating a safe and inclusive environment for international students to thrive.
With Australia’s Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC), international students receive access to affordable healthcare, ensuring peace of mind during their studies.
Intakes Available in Australia
Major Intake: February and July
Offered by universities and private colleges
Courses Offered: All courses
Minor Intake: October/November/May
Offered by private colleges and some of the major universities.
Courses offered: Business, IT and Engineering
Types of Educational Institute in Australia
Private Colleges
These kind of colleges offer Bachelor’s/Master’s/VET programs
Not affiliated to any university but has CRICOS code
Programs are offered in almost all popular disciplines such as IT, Engineering, Health, Business, Hospitality, etc.
Example: Le Cordon Bleu, Engineering Institute of Technology, Excelsia College
Pathway Colleges
The student progresses to a UG/PG program in an Aus University
Mainly focused on Foundation/Diploma/MQP programs
ELICOS can also studied in a Pathway College
Programs are offered in almost all popular disciplines such as IT, Engineering, Health, Business, Hospitality, etc.
Example: Deakin College/Griffith College/Curtin College
Universities
There are a total of 43 universities in Australia:-
38 Public universities
3 Private universities
2 International UniversitiesThe Higher Education Sector in Australia primarily consists of Universities
Australian Universities offer pathway programs, bachelor’s & master’s degrees and doctoral programs
Academic Requirements
Entry Requirements (Direct) – UG 60% – 90% in HSC
Entry Requirements (Pathways) – UG 50%-60% in HSC
Entry Requirements (Direct) – PG 50%-75% in UG
English Language Requirements
IELTS
Overall: 6.5 (6.0) – PG
Overall: 6.0 (6.0) – UG
Overall: 6.0 (5.5) – Diploma / Certificate
PTE
Overall: 58 (50) – PG
Overall: 50 (50) – UG
Overall: 50 (42) – Diploma / Certificate
What are Pathway Programs?
Pathway programs are a good opportunity for
01. students who are unable to meet the direct entry requirements of Australian universities
02. Students who are not able to meet the direct entry requirements of Australian Universities can be offered ‘Pathway Programs’
03. These programs can be offered at the undergraduate level and postgraduate level
04. These are also called ‘Packaged Programs’
05. Pathway programs are of two types
- Academic pathway
- English language programs
Academic Pathway - UG
- Students scoring 55% to 64% in HSC can be offered these programs
- They are also called as Diploma leading to Degree programs. (D to D programs)
- Students usually get admission in a college where they study a Diploma Program for one year. (e.g., Diploma of Business)
- After successful completion of Diploma, they progress to the second year of Bachelor’s degree, eventually completing their graduation in 3/4 years.
English Language Pathway
- English Language Pathways are also called as ELICOS, EAP, ELP, etc.
- Offered to students falling short of the English language requirement
- Students have to study English before’ commencing their main program
- Duration of ELICOS is restricted to a minimum of 10 weeks
- Tuition Fee of ELICOS: AUD 300 to AUD 400 per week
Work Rights for International Students
- Students can work 48 hours/fortnight (part-time) when their course is in session
- Students can work 48 hours/week (full time) during semester breaks and vacations
- Students are usually paid approx AUD 24.10 per hour
- Students can support their living expenses to a good extent by working part time in Australia
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Degree
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PSW Duration Major Cities
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PSW Duration Category 2 Regional area
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PSW Duration Category-3 Regional area
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Bachelor's degree
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2 Years
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3 Years
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4 Years
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Bachelor's degree (First Class Honours) in STEM including ICT for Indian passport holders
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3 Years
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4 Years
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5 Years
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Masters (coursework & research)
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3 Years
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4 Years
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5 Years
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Doctoral Degree
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4 Years
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5 Years
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6 Years
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Funds Requirements
Liquid Funds
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Particulars
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Amount in AUD
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|---|---|
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Tuition fees (avg)
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35,000
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Living expenses
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29710
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OSHC for the entire duration (Single)
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750/year
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Travel
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2,500
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Total AUD
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67,210
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Total INR
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37,63,760
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Acceptable funds
Who can sponsor the student
Parents
Grandparents (Maternal/Paternal)
Siblings (brother/sister)
Student himself/herself
Uncle/Aunt
Non-acceptable sponsors
Cousins
Family Friends
Distant Relatives
Estimated Cost of Study – 1 Year
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Particulars
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Amount in AUD
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Tuition Fee of Universities
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AUS 35,000
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Living Costs
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AUS 29,710
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Airfare from India to Australia
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AUS 2,500
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Visa Fee
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AUS 1,600
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Total Expenses
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AUS 68,810
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Less Part Time Earnings @24.10 AUD/hr
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AU$ 20,800
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Net Cost
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AUS 48,010
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Less Scholarship Amount
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If Applicable
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Total Money to be spent by the student
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AU$ 48,010
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