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Australia has a market economy with high GDP per capita and a low rate of poverty. The Australian dollar is the

currency for the nation. Australia has a market economy with high GDP per capita and a low rate of poverty.

Australia is the world's thirteenth largest economy and has the fifth highest per capita GDP at $66,984;

significantly higher than that of the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Canada, Japan, and New

Zealand. The country was ranked second in the United Nations 2011 Human Development Index. Melbourne

reached first place on The Economist's 2011 World's Most Livable Cities list, followed by Sydney, Perth, and

Adelaide in sixth, eighth, and ninth place respectively. In common with many other developed countries,

Australia is experiencing a demographic shift towards an older population, with more retirees and fewer people

of working age.

Institutions

 Academics Australasia Polytechnic Pty Limited

 ANIBT

 Australian Catholic University (ACU)

 Australian School of Business Administration Technology and Research

 Australian Institute of Commerce & Technology

 ATMC-Australian Technical And Management College

 Billy Blue School of Graphic & Design

 Blue Mountains Hotel School

 Bond University

 Box Hill Institute of TAFE

 Central Queensland University

 Charles Darwin University

 Charles Sturt University

 CIC in Association with Curtin University

 Curtin Sydney

 Curtin University

 Deakin College

 Deakin University

 Edith Cowan University

 Education Centre of Australia (ECA) & English Language School in Sydney

 Griffith University

 Hays International College

 Holmes Institute

 James Cook University (Brisbane)

 James Cook University (Townsville & Cairns)

 La Trobe University

 La Trobe University International College

 Le Cordon Bleu

 Macquarie University

 Martin College (Study Group)

 Melbourne Institute of Technology

 Monash University

 Murdoch University

 Phoenix Academy

 PIBT In Association With Edith Cowan University

 QIBT In Association With Griffith University

 RMIT

 SAE Institute

 SIBT In Association With Macquarie University

 Southern Cross University

 SP Jain

 Swinburne University of Technology

 Taylors College (Study Group)

 The Australian National University

 The William Light Institute

 University of Queensland

 University of Southern Queensland (Sydney Campus)

 Tropical North Queensland TAFE

 University of Melbourne

 University of New England

 University of New South Wales

 University of Newcastle

 University of South Australia

 University of Southern Queensland

 University of Sydney

 University Of Tasmania

 University Of Technology, Sydney

 University of The Sunshine Coast

 University of Western Australia

 UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG

 UTS Insearch

Western Sydney UniversityEducation System

Education Chart

Education System

Education Chart

In Australia, graduation / postgraduation level education starts post completion of 12 years of primary and

secondary education. Bachelor's programs are of three years or four years duration, and are offered by different

types of universities and Specialized programs like Engineering are also offered, and Masters of two years

duration.

Universities offer an extensive range of both Graduate and Masters programs, which is ideal for research work.

Admission

Admissions are offered to international students without any bias. It is interesting to know that Early admissions

are also a possibility for the some students who are yet to complete their graduation. Some universities offer an

Early Decision admission, for which the admitted students need to commit to enroll at the universities.

Normally, such universities take 'Early action' in notifying the students of 'Early Decision' based on which the

students have to accept the admission offer and make a deposit.

Required Tests.

In addition to very good academic background from Class 10th to 12th, international applicants are expected to

have very good scores in IELTS OR TOEFL OR PTE, for admission into decent US universities at the

bachelor's level. Some better universities require even scores from SAT Subject Tests, before they make an

admission decision.

There are several other issues with respect to Bachelor's study in AUSTRALIA – like the location, size, majors

offerings, admission requirements, deadlines, costs, financial aid, housing, student life, academic programs,

latest technology on campus etc.

Cost of Education

Bachelor's and Master's level education in AUSTRALIA is costlier as Students are expected to take more credits

per semester, which leads to an increase in costs.

While the Average cost of tuition and fees is approx. 10,000-14000$ AUD per sem, depending upon program,

institution and location, Living expenditure would add up to another 8,000-10,000$ AUD per year, according to

the student's lifestyle.

Financial Aid is very rare for Bachelor's level international students. While there are several options like

SAVINGS A/C(of 3 months old) OR FIXED DEPOSITS (of 3 months old) or Educational Loan.

Since Bachelor's is a three or four-year program, the costs tend to be very high overall. This is one of the

reasons why most students prefer studying from the Master's level in AUSTRALIA or elsewhere. Of all the

international students, only very less percentage of students go for bachelors and most of them prefer masters

course due to the high cost of fee.

It is not easy to support oneself with part-time employment since the program is intensive and students hardly

find time to work beyond their study schedules. Also, Teaching and Research Assistantships are available for

Master's level and not for the Bachelor's. Thus, part-time employment options are limited and returns from the

same are rare.

Accreditation

Accreditation of colleges/universities is very important in choosing the right institution, since that ensures

uniformity in curriculum, proper designing of courses, meeting the infrastructure needs, proper faculty and

facilities etc.

Applying for a visa After securing admission into the University one must show sufficient funding to the

universities. After getting financial approval from university, student can go ahead with the semester and

overseas student health cover payment.Then comes general medicals and then finally filing for visa.

Student visas are of two types 1. Paper Visa and 2. E-Visa.

Visa process for Australia is a drop-box and students visa status will be known through e-mails. Australia

process is simpler, and yet, tough to obtain! For those who are fully prepared with the required documentation

and interview preparation, the process becomes easy. However, professional guidance and careful planning of

the whole process is very important for success!

Application Procedure

Australia Application Procedure

Intakes

Australia Universities have 3 intakes

1. Spring: February/March

2. Fall: July/August

3. Winter: November

Major intakes are spring and Fall Intake, but some of the universities are even open for winter intake. However

all subjects commence in spring and fall intake.

English Language Requirement:

All students must have the required English Language proficiency with regards to the course. IELTS of 6.0 or

above, TOEFL score of 80 and above, PTE score of 52 and above for graduate and postgraduate degrees.

Entry Requirements & Eligibility:

Graduate: 10+2

Postgraduate: 15 years of education is required (10+2+3)

Some institutions accept of 16 years of education for Master Programs.

Good and Strong academic Background.

Good scores in entrance exams like IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, GMAT etc.

To the point Statement of Purpose & Resumes.

Certificates of achievement & extra-curricular activity participation.

Strong financial background.

 

Documents:

Passport, SSC, Intermediate, Bachelors (Individual memos, Provisional, Consolidated Memo), Statement of

Purpose, Resume, Bank Statement, Affidavits , Test Score Report

Costs

Level of Qualification Per Annum in AUD

University

Foundation Studies such as university entrance, preparatory and bridging courses A$9,000 to 14,000/ year

Undergraduate

Non Laboratory Based such as courses in arts, business, economics and law A$14,000 to 35,000 / year

Laboratory Based such as science and engineering courses A$16,000 to 38,000 / year

Postgraduate

Graduate Certificates   A$15,000 to 36,000 / year

Graduate Diplomas

Masters   A$15,000 to 36,000 / year

Doctoral Degree   A$14,000 to 36,000 / year

Vocational education and training

Certificates I – IV   A$5,000 to 20,000 / year

Diploma

Advanced Diploma

Cost of Living:

Living expenses vary from city to city, however international students in Australia should budget between AUD

18610 per year. This cost would normally include the following:

Accommodation   Note: Living expenses for the student dependants are as follows

Food   Partner/Spouse: AUD6515 per year

Clothing   First Child: AUD3720 per year

Entertainment   Each other child: AUD2790 per year

Transport

Health insurance:

International students studying in Australia must have adequate arrangements in Australia for health insurance.

Australia has a special system of health care cover for international students. This is called Overseas Student

Health Cover (OSHC) and you are required to have this for the duration of your student visa in Australia. The

average rate of OSHC starts from AUD900 and varies depending on the course duration.

Working Scope During & After Studies:

Under the current arrangements, student visa holders and their dependant family members (except masters by

research or doctoral degree student dependants who can work full time), can work a maximum of 20 hours per

week during the term once the course has commenced, and unlimited hours when the course is not in session.

Under the proposed arrangement, the student work visa conditions would be measured as 40 hours per fortnight

during any fortnight in the course session. A fortnight means a period of 14 days commencing on a Monday.

From next year, students will be eligible for up to four years post-study work depending on the level of study

completed. Previously, students were only allowed 18 months post-study work if they had completed a select

skilled occupation (medicine, trades, engineering, etc). Now, all graduates, regardless of field of study, are

eligible for:

1. 2 years post-study work upon completion of a bachelor degree

2. 3 years post-study work upon completion of a master’s degree; and

3. 4 years post-study work upon completion of a doctorate

Visa Requirement:

Student visas are granted by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC). DIAC will only

grant you a student visa if your course is registered, or is part of a registered course, on a full time basis.

Visit the Commonwealth Register of Courses and Institutions for Overseas Students (CRICOS) website for

more information on registered courses and education providers.

Courses under three months’ duration can be undertaken on a visitor visa or courses of up to four months on a

working holiday visa. If you intend to study a longer course, you must apply for a student visa.

Advantages to studying on a student visa include:

 You will have access to Australia’s subsidized student health cover;

 You will be allowed to study for longer; and

 You can work part time.

To obtain a Student Visa you will need to:

1. Submit a student visa application;

2. Pay an application fee;

3. Provide a valid passport;

4. Provide appropriate information about financial ability to pay for the study;

5. Provide appropriate information about academic and English ability;

6. Provide an e Coe (electronic confirmation of enrolment) for a course;

7. Provide information that you have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC);

8. Prove that you are of good character, sound health and have no debts to the Australian Government.

To maintain a student visa in Australia students must comply with a number of visa conditions including

attendance and academic performance.

Spouses & Dependants

Members of a student’s immediate family (spouse, unmarried dependent children under 18 years of age) may

accompany them to study in Australia on a ‘Dependents’ Visa.

Industry/Employment

Australia:

Industry/Employment:

Australia is one of the best study destinations in the world. The majority of Australians derive most part of their

income from occupational earnings. The highest occupational groups are professionals including physicians,

mathematicians, financial managers, software publishers, computer engineers, hospitality, telecoms, medicine,

health care and genetics.

International students can take up on campus jobs, they are allowed to work 20 hrs per week or 40 hrs/fortnight

during semester. On campus jobs may include teaching assistantships, research assistantship where a student is

paid an average of 15$ to 30$ per hour thus student earns approximately $1200-$2000 AUD per month or get

waiver in their tuition fee. With this, student can do internship in the related field which may be paid.

During vacation the student is allowed to work for 40 hrs per week. On completion of the course, student is

allowed to work for 2 years popularly known as PSW(Post Study Work). On completion of thier PSW; the

student can later apply for work permit visa or Permanent Residency.