Why Study in Australia?

There are numerous other reasons why international students should study in Australia. One of the major attractive factors is Australia’s cost-effective education since over 100,000+ scholarships are available to support education. Other than this there are the following other reasons:

• The qualifications offered in Australia are globally recognised and accepted.

• Most of the courses offered in Australia encourage students to gain experience while studying, hence, giving students professional experience.

• All 38 Australian universities offer internship and full-time job opportunities through their designated job portals.

• In Australia, an international student is allowed to work for more than 40 hours a fortnight part-time and during holidays, full-time work is also allowed.

• Over 64,000+ jobs are added to attract new workforce every six to seven months in Australia. Thus, there is ample job opportunity for international students.

• Education System in Australia

  The education system in Australia is typically divided into three parts – primary, secondary and tertiary education. Higher education comes under tertiary education like VET courses, English courses, undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral courses. In fact, foundations or commonly known as pathway programs are also a part of tertiary education in Australia. Education in Australia is regulated by the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) for all major levels of study starting from Level 1 to Level 10 in tertiary education.  

• Top Courses in Australia

  Australian universities are ranked for various courses across 51 disciplines of Engineering, Business, Arts & Humanities, Medicine and Sciences. The top-ranking courses in Australia for international students are:

  • Nursing

  • Computer Science

  • Business Analytics

  • Cybersecurity

  • MBA

  • Automotive Engineering

  • Architecture 

  • Aerospace Engineering

  • Accountancy

  • Social Work

  • Law

  • Psychology

  Some of the courses for which Australian universities have been ranked as per QS Subject Rankings in 2022. The top-ranking Australian universities subject-wise are as follows:

  • Curtin University ranks #2 for Mining & Mineral Engineering.

  • Australian National University ranks at #6 for its Anthropology course.

  • The University of Adelaide ranks #10 for its Petroleum Engineering course. 

  • The University of Melbourne ranks #12 for its Law courses. 

  • The University of Sydney ranks #12 for its Nursing course.

  • UNSW ranks #13 for its Civil & Structural Engineering course. 

  • RMIT University ranks at #15 for its Arts and Design courses.