Australian universities provide excellent and finest education to international students and it has many global tie-ups with many organizations. Regardless of how long you pursue your study Australian education system provides you with high-quality education. Every year many of the Australian universities are ranked in the QS World ranking which is an added credit. The education system of Australia includes:
1. Primary school: It is called kindergarten school or pre-school. Children with the age group of 6 or 7 undergo this type of schooling.
2. Secondary school: Secondary school duration is for a period of four years. 
3. Senior secondary school: Senior secondary school duration is for a period of two years. Students study their 11th and 12th grade during this period.
4. Tertiary education: Tertiary education includes vocational education and higher education. Tertiary education includes: 
- Diplomas
- Advanced diplomas
- Associate degrees 
- Bachelor degrees 
- Graduate certificates 
- Graduate diplomas
- Masters degrees
- Doctoral degrees


Education System in Australia

Australia has a huge amount of study opportunities for students coming from any part of the world. They have programs for every field such as Science, mathematics and arts. Australia is the perfect place to pursue your graduate and master’s degrees. 

The best courses to study in Australia are:
- Accounting and Finance
- Agriculture and Forestry
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Anthropology
- Business and Management Studies.

34 Australian Universities have been present in the QS subject ranking for a variant of 48 subjects.


Top Programs to Study in Australia

Students can get admission in Australia in two semesters, although some universities offer admissions to students in the trimester system.

These Intakes are:
- 1st Semester Intake

The deadline to apply in an Australian university for 1st semester falls in December.
- 2nd Semester Intake

The deadline to apply for the 2nd Semester falls in May.
- Trimester Semester Intake

These intakes are held in February, July and November.

Additionally, every university has their own preferences, thus, the application deadlines may vary from university to university. The intakes can also differ by the characteristics of the courses you desire.

Admission Intakes in Australia

Australia is a growing destination with more and more international students pouring in every year. For the students interested in applying to Australia, the following needs to be done:

1. Planning and Research: The students should research the availability of the courses and the universities that offer programs of their interest. They should also plan their finances well in advance. 
2. Shortlisting Universities: Once the list of available universities is there, a student needs to shortlist a few courses that he can apply to as per his profile and preferences.
3. Appear for Eligibility Exams: The scores of eligibility exams and English proficiency exams shall be required when the students start their application. 
4. Start Application: The student can then start gathering all relevant documents and start applying. 
5. Student Visa Application: Once the admission offer letter is received, a student can start filing the visa application. It shall require documents such as identity and financial proofs. A visa interview is held and post that, it is decided whether the visa is approved or rejected.
6. Fly to Australia: Once a student's visa is approved, they can go on to make arrangements and depart for Australia and begin their studies. 

How to Study in Australia?

Australia is a really advanced and expensive country, where you get the return for the huge fees. The tuition fee also differs on the basis of the university you choose, the program and the level of the program you wish to pursue. The city you are willing to live in, as housing expenses also becomes a factor when you are applying for an international university.

Some basic programs and their fee are mentioned below:
- Undergraduate programs cost 20,000 – 45,000 AUD yearly.
- Postgraduate programs cost 20,000 – 50,000 AUD yearly.
- Doctoral Programs cost 18,000 – 42,000 AUD yearly.
- MBBS being the most expensive degree provided in Australia, it costs up to 630,000 AUD.

Other expenses such as living, books and stationery and much more are mentioned below:
The basic cost of living are:        
- Hostels and guesthouses: 360-600 AUD.
- Shared Rentals: 360-860 AUD.
- On-Campus Housing: 440-11,000 AUD.
- Boarding Schools: 840-1690 AUD.
- Single Accommodations: 740-1760 AUD.
- Groceries cost per week if you are not taking food at the campus hostel, or you wish to live outside is 140-280 AUD per week.
- Phone and WIFI bills cost over 15-30 AUD per week
- Gas and Electricity cost over 10-20 AUD.
- Other Entertainment facilities cost over 80-150 AUD.

Costs of Studying in Australia

Studying in Australia can be pretty expensive and hence there are several scholarships that are available for international students. Some of the scholarships are:
- Australia Awards covers the full tuition fee and even provide the cover for travel and housing.
- Endeavor PG Scholarship Awards.
- Australia Government Research Training Program.
- ANU Study Canberra India Scholarship
- Macquarie University India Scholarship
- Sydney Scholars India Scholarship Program
- Monash Business School Undergraduate Scholarship
- University of Adelaide Global Citizen Scholarship

Scholarships in Australia

In order to study in Australia, students have to get the Subclass 500 student visa. The requirements for the subclass 500 student visa are:

1. The student must be enrolled in a full time on campus program in Australia
2. The student must have an Overseas Student Health Cover
3. The student must be of the minimum age of 6.
4. The student must have a proof of welfare arrangement, if he/she is less than 18 years old.
 
Other types of Visa available are:

1. Visitor Visa subclass 600,601,651 – It is applicable when the student has just come for 3 months of study.
2. Working Holiday Visa subclass 417 and 462 – It is applicable when the student has just come for 4 months of study.
3. Student Guardian Visa subclass 590 – It is applicable for guardians that want to accompany his/her child in Australia.
4. Temporary Graduate Visa subclass 485 – It is applicable for students who want to stay in Australia and work for 18 months to 4 years.
5. Training Visa subclass 407 – It is applicable for people who want to temporarily visit Australia, whether for training or professional development purpose.

Australian Student Visa Application Procedure

The students have to apply 6 months prior to the beginning of their course.

These are the steps you need to follow in order to get the student visa:

 Step 1 – Get your health exams done, Refresh your passport.

 Step 2 – Gather all the documents required to complete your visa request.

 Step 3 – Apply Online for the Australian student visa using an ImmiAccount.

 Step 4 – Provide your biometrics and provide the additional information they seek.

 Step 5 – Receive the outcome in letter and pay the fees for the Visa.

The visa will be issued in a time of 3 months.

Australia Student Visa

Here is the list of Azent's top 10 partner universities in Australia:

1. Monash University
2. Western Sydney University
3. La Trobe University
4. Deakin University
5. RMIT University
6. Central Queensland University
7. Charles Sturt University
8. The University of Newcastle
9. University of New South Wales
10. James Cook University - Brisbane

Our Top Universities in Australia

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