
AUSTRALIA
ABOUT AUSTRALIA
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Australia is the world’s smallest continent and largest island. It has gained recognition as a provider of high-quality education to international students along with opportunities to work and reside permanently. Australia has the 4th largest number of international students (around 600,000) studying with various learning institutions.
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WHY STUDY IN AUSTRALIA?
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International Rankings of Australian Universities (7 out of 100 Universities are Australian).
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Part time job opportunities for international students
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Post-Study Work Visa up to 5 years
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Opportunity for Permanent Residence
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IELTS, TOEFL and PTE scores are accepted by all universities
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Availability of pathway programs for international students
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No application fee in a majority of universities
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Flexibility in terms of deadlines, universities ready to accept applications and financials closer to course start dates
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Lower entry requirements of universities with relatively higher international rankings
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No Visa interviews
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Quick visa outcomes
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UNIVERSITIES
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There are 43 Universities in Australia.
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The Higher Education Sector in Australia primarily consists of Universities
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The top 8 universities in Australia are popularly known as Group of 8
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Australian Universities offer pathway programs, bachelor’s & master’s degrees and doctoral programs
INTAKES
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Major Intake:
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February and July
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Offered by Universities and Private Colleges
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Courses offered: All popular areas
Minor Intake:
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October/November
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Offered by Private Colleges and some of the major universities (e.g. Deakin University and Griffith University)
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Courses offered: Business, Information Technology and Engineering.
EXPENSES (INDICATIVE)
Annual Cost of education and living in Australia AU$ 53,000/-. The expenses includes tuition fees, living costs, airfare and visa fees.
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