Study in Australia

Australia is considered as the smallest continent (also known as Oceania) and 6^th largest country in the world in terms of land area. It lies in the Southern Hemisphere between the Indian ocean and the Pacific Ocean. With a population of just 2.5 crores, its highly urbanized with over 80% of its population living in the cities, mostly in eastern states. Here are some interesting things about Australia:

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Australia is among Top 3 most popular destinations for international students with over 6,00,000 enrolled each year. Its popularity is because of its great climate, vibrant cities, advanced academic institutions and a high standard of living.

Below are the few reasons to study in Australia:

Academic Institutions

With 43 universities, Australia provides study options leading to Bachelor, Master and Doctoral degrees. 8 of its universities are among world’s Top 100. These institutions offer a range of courses in Science, Management, IT, Commerce, Finance, Technology, Law, Health Sciences, Engineering and Humanities.
Global Recognition

Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) ensures that the qualification is accredited and recognized. The Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) protects student’s rights and well-being. Thus, qualifications from Australian institutions are globally recognized and is highly valued by employers.
Living Costs

Australian cities Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide are among world’s most livable cities. It offers highest standards of living through world class Hi-Tech transportation, excellent health, highly advanced academic and housing facilities. Australia also offers grants, bursaries and scholarships to qualifying students which reduces tuition fee and other costs.
Courses & Programs

US has fusion of residents from diverse nationalities, cultures, races, ethnicity and languages. This creates a very liberal and harmonious environment which influences the overall personality of international students helping them to thrive in their personal lives as well as in academic careers. Similarly, the academic campuses offer open, lively, vibrant and stimulating experiences. The American way of working and living is considered as a trendsetter in other countries.
Work Opportunities

International students are allowed to work 20 hours per week during their study sessions and full-time during vacations and semester breaks. This comes handy to cover part of living costs and to gain first hand professional work experience in Australia. There is also possibility of post-study work option for 2/3/4 years depending upon type and duration length of program and location.