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Study in Australia

World-class universities, sunshine and generous work rights

Studying in Australia

Australia has seven universities in the global top 100 and a reputation for practical, industry-led teaching. With part-time work rights during study and the Temporary Graduate visa afterwards, it is a popular choice for students looking for both quality education and global experience.

Intakes
February (main), July, November (selected)
Tuition
AUD 22,000 – 52,000 / year
Living costs
AUD 29,710 / year (minimum proof)
International students
790K+ international students

Why study in Australia?

  • 7 universities in the world's top 100
  • Work up to 48 hours per fortnight during semester
  • Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) of 2–3 years
  • High quality of life in safe, multicultural cities
  • Strong demand for engineering, IT, health and accounting graduates

Top universities in Australia

All universities in Australia

Popular courses

Cost of study and living

Tuition feesAUD 22,000 – 52,000 / year
Living expensesAUD 29,710 / year (minimum proof)

Bachelor's degrees typically cost AUD 25,000–48,000 per year and Master's degrees AUD 30,000–52,000. The Department of Home Affairs requires evidence of AUD 29,710 per year for living costs, plus travel and tuition funds.

Scholarships

Universities offer merit scholarships of 15–50% of tuition (for example Monash International Merit, UNSW International Scientia and Melbourne Graduate Scholarships). Some regional universities provide additional bursaries.

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Student visa process

  1. Accept your offer and pay the deposit to receive a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
  2. Arrange Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
  3. Prepare your Genuine Student statement and financial documents
  4. Apply online for the Student visa (subclass 500) through ImmiAccount
  5. Complete biometrics and health examinations, then await the outcome

Visa rules change frequently. Always confirm current requirements with the official immigration website – our visa team does this for every file.

Work rights during and after study

Student visa holders may work up to 48 hours per fortnight during study periods and unlimited hours during scheduled breaks. Graduates can apply for the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485), typically 2 years for Bachelor's and Master's by coursework and 3 years for research degrees.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Genuine Student requirement?

Australia asks applicants to explain why they genuinely want to study the chosen course in Australia. Clear, consistent answers backed by evidence are essential.

How many hours can I work in Australia?

Up to 48 hours per fortnight during study periods and unlimited hours during official breaks.

Ready to study in Australia?

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