Overview

Australia is a dreamland for most international students who come for academic excellence, diversity of culture, and degrees that are recognized in the world. The country provides some of the world’s best-ranked universities and provides a smooth setting for international students.

Unique landscapes, vibrant cities, and multicultural environments make it an excellent place to study and explore. The graduating students from Australian institutions are equip with relevant skills and qualifications that enable them to compete with other job applicants in the international job market.

Why Study in Australia?

• World-Class Education: Home to prestigious institutions like the University of Melbourne, Australian National University (ANU), and the University of Sydney.
• Cultural Diversity: Australia is a multicultural hub, offering a welcoming environment for students from all backgrounds.
• Globally Recognized Qualifications: Australian degrees are respected worldwide, providing students with an edge in the global job market.
• Support for International Students: Universities provide extensive support services such as academic advising, career guidance, and accommodation assistance.
• Post-Study Work Opportunities: Australia offers generous post-study work rights for international students, allowing them to gain work experience after graduation.

Top Universities in Australia

University	QS Ranking (2024)	THE Ranking (2024)
Australian National University (ANU)	30	62
University of Melbourne	33	34
University of Sydney	41	54
University of Queensland (UQ)	45	53
University of New South Wales (UNSW)	67	71

Higher Education in Australia

Australia offers several levels of higher education degrees:

• Duration: 1 year
• Example Majors: Engineering, Commerce, Health Sciences, Arts

Bachelor’s Degree

• Duration: 3-4 years
• Example Majors: Engineering, Commerce, Health Sciences, Arts

Master’s Degree :

• Duration: 1-2 years
• Focus: Advanced, specialized knowledge in a particular field, with an emphasis on research or professional skills.

University Levels

the ranking level 3 is considered to pose the highest visa risk, and visas, are generally not granted to its students. Level 2 falls in a moderate category where visas are granted to some buy refused to others yet, universities in level 1 have few visas refusals

Level 1 universities or tier 1 universities as they are referred to, are usually treated as. prestigious sets of institutions which have consistently ranked globally at top positions

• University of Melbourne
• University of Sydney
• Monash University
• The University of Queensland
• Australian National University
• The University of Adelaide
• University of Western Australia
• University Of New South Wales
• RMIT University
• Curtin University
• Deakin University
• Macquarie University
• University of Technology Sydney
• Griffith University
• University of Wollongong
• Queensland University of Technology
• Swinburne University of Technology
• University of Newcastle
• La Trobe University
• Victoria University

LEVEL 2 UNIVERSITIES:

• RMIT University. RMIT University offers diverse courses with a strong emphasis on practical learning and research. …
• The University of Newcastle. …
• Curtin University. …
• Macquarie University. …
• Queensland University of Technology.

        LEVEL 3 UNIVERSITIES

• Australian Catholic University
• Australian National University 
• Avondale University 
• Bond University
• Charles Darwin University
• Charles Sturt University 
• CQ University
• Curtin University
• Deakin University
• Edith Cowan University 
• Federation University of Australia
• Flinders University
• Griffith University
• James Cook Uni

Popular Programs in Australia

Business and Management

Health and
Medicine

Creative Arts and Design

Engineering
and IT

Education and
Teaching

Law and Legal
Studies

Health and
Medicine

Environmental
Science

Hospitality and Tourism

Intakes

Australia typically has three intakes:

• Trimester 1 (February):            Major intake
• Trimester 2 (July):                   Secondary intake
• Trimester 3 (Oct, Nov):          

Admission Process

• Counseling and Initial Consultation: Understanding student preferences and providing guidance
• Document Submission: Submitting academic documents and paying the first installment of consultancy fees
• Application Process: Starting the application process for selected universities
• IELTS/TOEFL Preparation: Begin English language test preparation if required
• University Interview: Attend interviews, if necessary
• Conditional Offer: Receive conditional offers from universities
• Finalizing Documentation: Provide any missing documents and receive unconditional offers
• Fee Payment: Pay the University fees
• Visa Application: Submit visa applications after receiving the Confirmation of Enrollment (COE)
• Pre-Departure Guidance: Ensure all necessary preparations are made before departure

Costs

FEE STRUCTURES:

• Bachelor’s Degree:                  AU$20,000 – AU$45,000 per year
• Master’s Degree:                     AU$22,000 – AU$50,000 per year

LIVING EXPENSES:

• AUD$29,710 per year
• 1,400 and 2,500 AUD/month

The cost of living in Australia varies depending on the city. Below is an estimate:

Accommodation	AU$1,000 – AU$3,000 per month
Food	AU$200 – AU$400 per month
Transport	AU$60 – AU$150 per month
Books and Supplies	AU$500 – AU$1,200 per year
Health Insurance	AU$600 – AU$1,000 per year

Scholarships

There are numerous scholarship opportunities in Australia for international students, including:

• Australia Award Scholarships
• Destination Australia Scholarships
• Research Training Program (RTP)

Visa Process

Online Application form fully filled available at www.vfsglobal.

The Australian student visa process includes the following steps:

• Visa Decision: Once approved, receive your visa and prepare to travel to Australia.
• Receive Confirmation of Enrollment (COE) from the university.
• Create an ImmiAccount: Register and submit your visa application online. https://online.immi.gov.au/lusc/register
• Prepare Required Documents: Passport, COE, financial statements, health insurance, and academic documents.
• Health Examination: Complete a health check-up as part of the visa process.
• Submit Visa Application: Apply for your visa online through the Department of Home Affairs website.

Visa Documents

Online visa application form

Certificate of overseas student health cover (OSHC)

COE

Source of income

Proof of Income

Bank Statement and Cover Letter

Proof of funds in Bank Statement

All Academics

Affidavit of Support from Sponsor

Family Registration Certificate (FRC) as proof of relation with sponsor

Family Registration Certificate (FRC) as proof of relation with sponsor

IELTS or PTE

Visa SOP

Student CNIC

Student Passport

Photograph

Polio Vaccination Certificate

Work Opportunities

Work During Studies: International students can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and full-time during breaks.

Post-Study Work Visa (Temporary Graduate Visa – Subclass 485): Allows students to work in Australia for up to 2-4 years after completing their degree.

Permanent Residency: After gaining work experience, students may apply for skilled migration visas.

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