In a **proactive move aimed** at safeguarding the interests of international students, including those from India, the Australian government has announced significant changes to the student visa requirements. Starting **October 1**, international students must demonstrate a higher minimum savings of **$24,505**, representing a **17% increase from the previous** threshold. While this may seem like an adjustment, it is a significant step toward ensuring international students' financial security and well-being, including those from India pursuing their education in Australia.

The decision to **increase the savings requirement** addresses the **rising cost of living** in the country. It aims to reduce the immediate pressure on students to seek employment upon their arrival. This change ensures that students can support themselves during their studies, providing a more stable foundation for their educational journey in Australia.

The government's decision has been **well-received by peak body Universities Australia**, which emphasizes the importance of safeguarding the integrity of the education system. Chief Executive Catriona Jackson supported these measures, stressing the need to protect students and provide them with a world-class education experience.

**Reduced Financial Stress** - The rising cost of living can be a significant concern for international students, including those from India. By raising the savings threshold, the Australian government aims to alleviate financial stress and create a more conducive environment for Indian students to excel academically.

**Protection Against Exploitative Practices** - Indian students, like their international counterparts, benefit from the government's efforts to close the loophole that allowed providers to prematurely shift students from study to work arrangements. This protection is essential for Indian students, as it safeguards them from potentially exploitative practices and ensures they can engage fully in their chosen courses of study.

**Supporting Educational Aspirations** - These policy changes align with the aspirations of many Indian students who come to Australia for a world-class education. By ensuring that students have financial stability and the opportunity to focus on their studies, the Australian government is making the country an even more attractive destination for Indian students pursuing their academic dreams.

**Positive Impact on Indian Students** - Indian students, like other international students, can look forward to a more secure, fulfilling, and academically rewarding experience in Australia. These changes underscore the Australian government's dedication to addressing the unique challenges faced by Indian students and ensuring they have a positive and enriching educational journey in the Land Down Under.

As a broader review of Australia's migration system is anticipated later this year, these measures signal a positive step towards further improvements in the international education sector, benefiting Indian students and their peers worldwide.



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Enhanced Financial Protection for Indian Students in Australia

Do you wish to study abroad and explore diverse student life? If you are an aspirant, then you must know it requires an eligible IELTS score to get admission into foreign universities. The IELTS score determines the chances of students getting accepted and studying abroad. Basically, it is a test that assesses English language skills of applicants. The best **overseas education** destinations like the United Kingdom, United States, Australia, and Canada are home to prestigious universities.

You must not worry about a low IELTS score, as many well-reputed universities accept students with these. The following article will guide you to international universities accepting low IELTS scores. Opt for these universities hosted by the top countries to study abroad and make the most of your dream.


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Top Global Universities Accepting Low IELTS Scores

When combined with international job experience, earning a master's degree from a reputable international university, such as CMU or MIT in the United States, is extremely valuable. Aside from that, numerous nations, including the US, Canada, and others, provide top-notch MS education. Additionally, every country has its unique benefits.

Getting exposed to a new culture and developing new skills are all **benefits of studying abroad.**

A list of the **best nations for Indian students** to pursue their master's degrees includes places like the **USA, Canada, Germany, and others** where they can learn transferrable skills and specialized knowledge. Furthermore, they have the opportunity to earn money, and find employment or internship opportunities.

But which one is best for you to pursue a master's degree depends on your preferred courses, spending limit, test results for the GMAT, GRE, IELTS, and TOEFL, financial budget, choice, and visa permission, among other factors. Therefore, compare the top universities based on these criteria and select wisely.

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A Guide to Top 5 Highest Value Countries for MS Abroad in 2023

The University of Adelaide (informally Adelaide University) is a public university in Adelaide, South Australia. Established in 1874, it is the third-oldest university in Australia. The univeruniversity&#39;scampus is located on North Terrace in the Adelaide city centre, adjacent to the Art Gallery of South Australia, the South Australian Museum and the State Library of South Australia.

The university has four campuses, three in South Australia: North Terrace campus in the city, Roseworthy campus at Roseworthy and Waite campus at Urrbrae, and one in Melbourne, Victoria. The university operates out of other areas such as Thebarton, the National Wine Centre in the Adelaide Park Lands, and Singapore through the Ngee Ann-Adelaide Education Centre.

Facts -

<ul>
	<li>The university has a long history of championing the rights of women in higher education.</li>
	<li>&nbsp;On 2 July 2010, the university officially implemented its &quot;Smoke&quot; Free Policy&quot;.</li>
	<li>The&quot;main campus of the university is on North Terrace. It is bordered by the Art Gallery of South Australia, the State Library of South Australia, the South Australian Museum, and the &quot;City &quot;ast&quot; camp&quot;s of the University of South Australia.</li>
	<li>The Waite campus strongly focuses on agricultural science, plant breeding and biotechnology.</li>
	<li>Located north of the city, the Roseworthy campus comprises 16 km2 of farmland and is a significant centre for agricultural research.</li>
</ul>

Top 5 reasons to select this university -

<ol>
	<li>The University of Adelaide is one of the AustraAustralia&#39;sresearch-intensive institutions.</li>
	<li>It has world-leading researchers, modern facilities and an innovative culture; they&#39;rthey&#39;retted to delivering research highly valued by its local and global communities.</li>
	<li>The University of Adelaide is committed to working with alums, donors, government, industry and the wider community to make the transformative effect of a university education accessible to more people and ground-breaking link research with real-life applications.</li>
	<li>Two University of AdelaiAdelaide&#39;sng researchers have been elected as fellows of the Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE).</li>
	<li>You can do what you love and become who you wish to be. At their world-class university, in the heart of one of the world&rsquo;world&#39;sliveable cities.</li>
</ol>

About

On-Campus Accommodation&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>The University only offers on-campus housing at the Roseworthy campus, but it works with several residential houses to make it available to students so they can narrow down their search.</li>
	<li>The University of Adelaide maintains a housing service devoted to assisting students, employees, and their families with housing needs.</li>
	<li>To speak with the accommodation officer at the accommodation service, you may always make an online appointment with them during business hours on weekdays.</li>
</ul>

Off-Campus Accommodation&nbsp;

Operated by the University for the exclusive use of University of Adelaide students. The University of Adelaide understands that accommodation plays an important role in setting the foundation for academic success. University of Adelaide students have access to an impressive portfolio of University-managed student

Food facilities (Availability of vegetarian/Indian food) -

<ul>
	<li>North Terrace campus catering- The University of Adelaide Club has been operating a Members Dining Room and catering for events on campus for over 50 years at the University of Adelaide.</li>
	<li>Waite campus catering- Whether it&#39;s a quick lunch or catering the Aroma Caf&eacute; at Lirra Lirra at the University of Adelaide Waite Campus, we will be able to help you out.</li>
	<li>Roseworthy campus catering- Catering and events at the University of Adelaide&#39;s Roseworthy Campus, including the main dining hall.</li>
</ul>

William Lawrence Bragg, a Nobel Laureate in Physics in the year 1951 Howard Florey, Nobel Laureate in Physiology/ Medicine in the year 1845) Robin Warren, a Nobel laureate in Physiology/ Medicine in the year 2005 Cheong Choong Kong, past CEO , Singapore Airlines; chairman ,Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Tim Harcourt, An Economist Julia Gillard, 27th PM of Australia (2009-2012) Abdul Taib, 7th CM of Sabah, Malaysia Tony Tan Keng Yam, 7th president of Singapore, Deputy PM of Singapore (1995-2005)

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Application fee for UG, PG programs -&nbsp;$110

1. Select Your Program

2. Check the program entry requirements-including minimum entry requirements, Englsih language requirements, additional application requirements and downloadable forms. Pre-assessing your suiability for entr into the University by using Pre-Appication Eligibility Assessment Chatbot on the website

3. Check the application closing dates

4. Apply- Depending on your region or country of citizenship, you may be required to apply through a registered University of Adelaide education agent. 5. Provide Certified Documents

Student Clubs -

There are more than 130 clubs at the University of Adelaide, there&rsquo;s a crowd for everyone. You dont even need to be on campusto experience club life. They are open to everyone so you can join and engage with different communities virtually from the comfort of your own lounge room.

Popular majors/top fields of study -

They are one of Australia&#39;s most prestigious universities and are renowned internationally for excellence in education and research.

<ul>
	<li>Health Sciences</li>
	<li>School of Dentistry.</li>
	<li>School of Medicine.</li>
	<li>Disciplines of Medicine.</li>
	<li>School of Nursing.</li>
	<li>School of Public Health.</li>
	<li>School of Psychology.</li>
</ul>

The pathway course allows students to prepare for the undergraduate and postgraduate programs at the University of Adelaide. The University of Adelaide is one of the top universities in Australia and the students get world-class facilities.

1. Peter Rathjen- He is an Australian scientist and medical researcher. He was the 22nd Vice-Chancellor of the University of Adelaide, from January 2018 through July 2020.

2. Professor Mike Brooks- He is the Interim Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Adelaide. He is a leading international researcher in computer vision and image analysis, and his work in intelligent video surveillance has seen wide commercial use in the security industries and has resulted in international awards.

3. Professor John Lynch- He is the Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health at the University of Adelaide, South Australia. He is a Visiting Professor of Epidemiology in the Bristol Medical School: Population Health Sciences at the University of Bristol in the UK. He spent 20 years working in North America and before returning to Australia in 2009 he held professorial positions at the University of Michigan in the USA, and at McGill University in Canada.

4. Professor John Williams- He joined the Adelaide Law School in 1997 as a lecturer having completed his doctorate at the Law Program, Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University. Prior to his appointment as Professor in Law in 2006 he was a Reader at the Australian National University (2004-2005) and a Senior Lecturer (1999-2003) and Lecturer (1997-1998) at the Adelaide Law School. 5. Professor Robert Adams- His degrees are MBBS, FRACP, FRCP(London) and MD. He is a specialist respiratory and general physician with extensive experience in public health, clinical epidemiology and health services research. He completed post-doctoral training at the Channing Laboratory, Harvard Medical School and is Adjunct Professor in the Discipline of Medicine at The University of Adelaide, Professor of Respiratory and Sleep Medicine and Medical Director, Adelaide Institute of Sleep Health (AISH) at Flinders University.

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The availabble scholarships are mentioned below. To apply any one of them visit:-https://international.adelaide.edu.au/admissions/scholarships

1. Global Citizens Scholarships

2. Global Academic Excellence Scholarship

3. Higher Education Scholarship

4. Family Scholarship

5. Alumni Scholarship

6. University of Adelaide College High Achiever Progression Scholarship

7. Eynesbury College High Achiever Progression Scholarship

8. Eynesbury College International Scholarship *Please note that the available scholarships are for 2021 to 2025

The University of Adelaide has five different campuses.

<ul>
	<li>The urban campus is located in Adelaide City Center. Three other campuses, The Waite Institute, The National Wine Center and the campus at Thebarton, have a suburban location, while Roseworthy College has a rural location.</li>
	<li>As a highly research focused university, research facilities are present on all University of Adelaide campuses.</li>
	<li>The North Terrace campus is home to cutting edge research facilities.</li>
	<li>A high performing Proteomics Facility with a supercomputer is present on campus.</li>
	<li>The regional facility for Microscopy and Microanalysis along with a Virtual Research Centre are located in the North Campus.</li>
	<li>Research for Photonics and Advanced Sensing is conducted in specialized laboratories.</li>
	<li>Research is conducted in all five campuses in collaboration with the government and various industries, some of which are, biodiversity, biotechnology, ecology, mineral and energy resources and food sciences.</li>
</ul>

Facilities -

There are a range of facilities on offer at the University of Adelaide, to help you study, keep fit, and engage with campus life.

<ul>
	<li>Student Hubs</li>
	<li>Hub Central facilities</li>
	<li>Campus Facilities</li>
	<li>Building Access</li>
	<li>Disability Acess</li>
	<li>Library</li>
	<li>Showers and Change Rooms</li>
	<li>Sporting Facilities and Grounds</li>
	<li>University Health Practice Operated by the University for the exclusive use of University of Adelaide students. The University of Adelaide understands that accommodation plays an important role in setting the foundation for academic success. University of Adelaide students have access to an impressive portfolio of University-managed student accommodation options, made available specifically to support a successful transition into University life.</li>
</ul>

Campus Safety -

The university provides local gaurds that provide security to the students and help them with all their problem. The staff even updates the local police precinct about the happenings.

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Important landmarks/places nearby -

<ul>
	<li>Unique Opal Mine Pty Ltd</li>
	<li>Adelaide Oval</li>
	<li>Carrick Hill</li>
	<li>National War Memorial, Adelaide</li>
	<li>The Rundle Mall Pigs</li>
	<li>St Peter&#39;s Cathedral</li>
	<li>North Terrace</li>
	<li>National Wine Centre of Australia</li>
	<li>&nbsp;Beehive Corner Building</li>
	<li>St Francis Xavier Cathedral</li>
</ul>

Crime rate -

The level of crime is 26.31 which is moderate . You will be provided with safety by the campus security so you don&#39;t need to worry about it.

Nearby Airports -

<ul>
	<li>Adelaide Airport</li>
	<li>Domestic Terminal Adelaide Airport</li>
	<li>Adelaide Airport (Jmes Schofield Dr)</li>
	<li>Oz Airport</li>
	<li>Parafield Airport</li>
	<li>Heliport</li>
	<li>Adelaide Airfield Office</li>
	<li>Adelaide Airport Flyer</li>
</ul>

Nearby Subways and train stations -

<ul>
	<li>Art Gallery (Tram Stop)</li>
	<li>University(Tram Stop)</li>
	<li>Stop Tram Botanic Gardens</li>
	<li>Rundle Mall</li>
	<li>Festival Plaza</li>
</ul>

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Internships -

According to them internships play a key role in building our students&rsquo; employability skills, professional connections and career-readiness. But it&rsquo;s far from a one-way street; internships also bring significant benefits for hosts and their industries. For more information you cam contact them at:- internships@adelaide.edu.au

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The weather in Adelaide is not in extremes. The Mediterranean climate means that summers are hot and dry, while the winters are mildly cold and wet. On average, January is the hottest month while June is the wettest month of the year. During winter, due to the wind chill, the city is slightly colder than expected and hail is not too uncommon. While there are no major weather extremes, it might be wise to be prepared for the summer since it tends to get really hot. 

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