WHY STUDY IN AUSTRALIA

• Most of the Australian Universities are in the government sector and the courses are recognized worldwide.
• Most of the Australian Universities are listed in the best 400 Universities.
• Students can work part time 40 hours fortnightly and full time during vacations.
• Spouse can accompany and work full time.
• Post study work visa (PSW) for 2 – 4 years after the completion of the course.
• Work placements to make job ready graduates.
• Scholarships in high numbers open for International students.
• Permanent Residency (PR) opportunities.
• Australia is inviting high number of migrants every year. International students with an Australian qualification account for half of the people assessed under the skilled migrant program.
• Living expenses and tuition costs are considerably lower in Australia than they are in US and UK. However, the living standard in Australia is quite high as compared to competitive nations.
• Australia has quality of scientific research programs available for international students. Students who study in Australia can take advantage the country’s impressive technology and research resources.
• High skill shortage for Social workers, Accountants, Teachers, Health professionals, Engineers and Trade workers.
• World’s most livable cities are in Australia with good climate conditions.

• Australia and its features

  Australia is one of the highest developed countries in the world. It is also considered as the oldest and smallest continent in the world and have the world’s 14^th largest economy. Most locations of Australia outside major cities (Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane) are classed as designated regional areas for migration purposes. Australia is famous for its biodiversity and many smaller islands which has attracted many national and international tourists. The immigration ratio is very high in Australia that has made the country more prosperous and developed. Further, Australia holds the third position in the human development index and has higher ranks in terms of quality of life, health, education, employment, civil and political rights.

  Australia is currently the third most popular destination for international students in the English speaking world, behind the United States and the UK. Many international students choose to study there because of the cultural diversity, friendly natives, and high quality of education. Students from any background and level of education can find wide range of subjects and courses in Australian academic institutions. The popularity of Australia among international students is mainly due to the long term prospects and the friendly immigration policies which allows students to work after completion of their studies as well as students become illegible to apply for the permanent residency. Australia has world class universities, practical vocational colleges and outstanding English language schools to support international students.

  Prerequisite for student visa

  • Need to have a at least Higher Secondary School of education
  • English Proficiency Requirement; IELTS, PTE, TOEFL
  • Financial Requirements
  • Offer letter by the University
  • Confirmation of Enrolment (COE) 
  • Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) 
  • Australian Health Requirement. 
  • Australian Character Requirement
  • Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) 
  • Cost of Annual Living Amounts

• Capital: Canberra
• Population: 24.77 million (2018)
• Dialing Code: +61
• Area: 7.692 km sq
• Language: English
• Religion: Catholic Church, Other Christian, Anglicanism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Other Religion
• Australia is the world’s smallest continent.
• By far the largest part of Australia is desert or semi-arid lands commonly known as the outback. Australia is the flattest continent, with the oldest and least fertile soils, and is the driest inhabited continent. Only the south-east and south-west corners of the continent have a temperate climate.
• An interesting fact is that Australia claims to have the highest rate of literacy in the world
• Each and every part of Australia is within a distance of 1000km from ocean or a beach
• The largest organic construction on the planet earth is situated in Australia and is known as the Great Barrier Reef.
• Did you know that the population of the sheep is more than the entire human population in Australia? As per recent statistics, there are approximately 150 million sheep, while the human population is around 20 million.
• Australian animals such as koala bear, emu, kookaburra and kangaroo are unique to Australia. There are 1,500 species of Australian spiders. There are 6,000 species of flies and 4,000 species of ants in Australia. There are over 350 species of termites in Australia.
• Statistics show Melbourne houses the second largest population of Greeks in the world after Athens.
• The naked eye can detect over 5,500 stars in Australian Outback under ideal viewing conditions.
• Tasmania has the cleanest air in the world.
• Sydney Opera House is one of the major tourist attractions and is considered as one of the beautiful buildings of the twentieth century. This building was completed in the 1960s and has excellent acoustics. It has around 1,000 rooms and can seat a combined total of over 5,000 people at a time. Did you know that the roof of the Sydney Opera House weighs more than 161,000 tons?
• Sydney Harbor Bridge is the world’s largest steel arch bridge and the Sydney Tower Center is the tallest building in the southern hemisphere.

Universities and Colleges

1. Central Queensland University 

Overview:

Central Queensland University is mainly based in central Queensland and the only University with its branch campuses in every mainland state of Australia. Previously it was known as the Queensland Institute of Technology. It is the only University accredited by social innovation group (ASHOKA U) as a Change Maker Campus. It has wide range of disciplines including traineeships.

Intake: Autumn, Spring and Summer

2. Charles Darwin University (CDU)

Overview:

Charles Darwin University is ranked as the first University for graduate salary and second for the graduate employment in Australia. It has been identified as a leader to offer indigenous education. It is a research intensive University with high quality support and administration. It offers courses under various discipline.

Intake: Autumn, Spring and Summer

3. International Institute of Business and Technology (IIBT)

Overview:

It is privately operated registered education organization that offers accredited higher education, diplomas and vocational certificates.  It provides one to one teaching and personal approach to meet students’ academic needs. It is located in Perth, capital city of western Sydney. It is mainly considered as an entry point into one of the IIBT’s partner universities.

Intake: Autumn, Spring and Summer

4. Macquarie University

Overview:

Macquarie is ranked among the top 1% of universities in the world and number one in Sydney for undergraduate employability. It provides practical experiences in the courses it offers. It has career accelerator initiatives with three stage process of educate, enable and empower. It is located in Sydney. 

Intake: Autumn, Spring and Summer

5.Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT)

Overview:

MIT is registered under Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) that is Australia’s Independent national regulator of the higher education sector and public universities. It offers wide range of undergraduate and post graduate courses for domestic and international students. It has two campuses located in Melbourne and Sydney. It focusses on real world projects with specialist courses and excellent facility.

Intake: Autumn, Spring and Summer

6. University of Tasmania (UTAS)

Overview:

It is public research university located in Tasmania and the fourth oldest university in Australia. Academic Ranking of World Universities ranked it as the top 10 research universities in Australia and top 2% of universities worldwide. It offers world class education with top research courses.

Intake: Autumn, Spring and Summer

7. University of Wollongong

Overview:

University of Wollongong is globally recognized, research oriented and popular university having outstanding reputation for its learning environment in various disciplines.  It is ranked as World’s best for the quality of graduates with higher prospects of job opportunities.  

Intake: Autumn, Spring and Summer

8. Western Sydney University

Overview:

Western Sydney University was previously known as University of Western Sydney. It is research-led and committed university focused on building skills, knowledge and oriented towards student’s future career. It offers wide range of courses to prepare students to face the global world challenges.

Intake: Spring and Summer

9. Australian Technical & Management College (ATMC)

Overview:

It is nationally recognized educational institution in the field of Information Technology and business. It has association with two major Australian Universities; Federation University Australia (Fed) and The University of the Sunshine (USC). The campuses are located in Melbourne and Sydney. It offers range of degrees with practical learning environment focused on global industry connection.

Intake: Autumn, Spring and Summer

10. University of Newcastle (UoN)

Overview:

It is an Australian Public University located in a suburb of Newcastle, New South Wales. It is recognized as a global leader through its commitment to equity and excellence. It offers internationally recognized courses and world class research programs. It is ranked as 207^th best universities in the world.

Intake: Spring and Summer