Study in Australia

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A comprehensive guide to study in Australia

Australia enrols more than 850,000 international students in higher education every year. These students represent more than 25% of all university students in the country, making Australia a truly global and diverse study destination.

Why study in Australia?

A popular study abroad destination nurturing the dreams of millions of students.

Top-ranked universities

8 Australian universities in the top 100 universities in the world (QS World University Rankings 2021).

Happy students

International students reported nearly 90% satisfaction scores for their living and study experience in Australia (Department of Education International Student Survey 2018.)

Highly employable

Over 90% of university graduates in Australia secure full-time work with high salaries three years after the completion of their degree (University World News 2019)

High quality education

Australia's higher education system is recognised globally and is ranked 8th in the world (Universitas 21 Ranking of National Education Systems 2019)

Working while Studying

Students can work part-time while studying. This is one of the big benefits of studying in Australia for international students including Indian students. They can work for a maximum of 40 hours during their course and can work for an unrestricted number of hours during vacations.

Post study work visa

Another big benefit of studying in Australia is the long post study work visa (PSW) available to international students. Australian university graduates don't need a sponsor or job to apply for this visa and can continue to live and work in Australia for 2-4 years after completing their studies.

Intakes in Australia

Australian colleges and universities offer two major intakes with some institutions offering a third, lesser-known-about intake. In some universities, intakes may also be referred to as a semester or trimester. The two major intakes -- and a summer intake -- available in Australia are:
Semester 1 / T1: Late February/early March to late May/early June
Semester 2 / T2: Late July/early August through to November
Semester 3 / T3: Late October / early November through to February

FAQs related to Australian education

We know you have a lot of questions in your mind, so we have answered some common questions students raised about studying and living in Australia.

Can students work during studies in Australia?

All students with subclass 500 visa are allowed to work 40 hours per fortnight and full-time during vacations. Doctorate students can work full-time throughout the year.

Are Australian qualifications recognised worldwide?

Yes, degrees from Australian institutions are accepted worldwide and known for their quality of education.

Which English language tests are accepted by Australian institutions?

The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is the most preferred English language proficiency test accepted by almost all institutions in Australia. However, globally, Australian institutions are open to accepting other proficiency tests such as Test of English as a Foreign language (TOEFL) paper-based test, Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE), Cambridge English: Advanced and Occupational English Test (OET) (do check the official website of your preferred institution for the same).

What are the accommodation options available in Australia?

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