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AUSTRALIA |
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Quick Facts : |
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Population: 22,729,070 |
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Area: 2,967,900 Square Miles |
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Capital: Canberra |
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Government: Democratic |
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Climate: Generally arid to semiarid; temperate in south and east; tropical in north |
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Languages : English 79.1%, Chinese 2.1%, Italian 1.9%, other 11.1%, unspecified 5.8% (2001 Census) |
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Religions : Catholic 26.4%, Anglican 20.5%, other Christian 20.5%, Buddhist 1.9%, Muslim 1.5%, other 1.2%, unspecified 12.7%, none 15.3% (2001 Census) |
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Ethnic Groups : Caucasian 92%, Asian 7%, aboriginal and other 1% |
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Life Expectacy : 80.39 Years |
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Currency : Australian Dollar (AUD) |
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Industries : Mining, Industrial and Transportation Equipment, Food Processing, Chemicals and Steel |
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Courses Being Offered in for Australia : |
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The institutions in Australia are TAFE, Private Providers & Universities. Australian institutions offer programs ranging from Year 11 & 12, diplomas, associate degrees, bachelor degrees, Graduate & postgraduate diplomas, Masters (By coursework & Research), Doctorate. |
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Visa Requirements (Financial) : |
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While applying for Australian student visa; funds have to be shown to the embassy which cover a student (and dependants if the student is married) for tuition fees, living and travel. Funds are calculated as mentioned below:
| Expenses |
Per Person |
Amount Required in AUD |
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| Tution |
Applicant |
Course Fee As Per University |
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| Children Aged 5 - 18 Years |
AUD 8000 Per Year |
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| Applicant |
AUD 18000 Per Year |
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| Partner |
AUD 6300 Per Year |
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| First Child |
AUD 3600 Per Year |
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| Each Other Child |
AUD 2700 Per Year |
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| Travel |
Applicant |
AUD 2000 |
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| Family Members |
AUD 2000 |
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| Child |
AUD 1000 |
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Accomodation Options For International Students : |
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There are different accommodation options that can be taken by a student. Majority of students prefer living with friends in shared accommodation where they are able to share costs on rent, power, food etc.
The other options available are: |
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Homestay: AUD 150- AUD 300 Per Week |
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Shared Accommodation: AUD 100 – AUD 300 Per Week |
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Campus Accommodation: AUD 150 – AUD 400 Per Week |
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Cost of Australian Education : |
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Diploma Programs: AUD 6,000 – AUD 15,000 Per Year |
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Bachelor’s Degrees: AUD 12,000 –AUD 25,000 Per Year |
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Master’s Degrees: AUD 14,000 – AUD 28,000 Per Year |
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Living expenses in Australia : |
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The normal cost of living is as mentioned below according to different cities which includes accommodation, food, clothing, entertainment, transport & other costs. It is important to note that an individual’s cost may vary as per their location, course & lifestyle: |
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Sydney: AUD 1000 - 2000 Per Month |
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Perth: AUD 800 - 1400 Per Month |
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Melbourne: AUD 1000 – 1500 Per Month |
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Adelaide: AUD 700 – 1000 Per Month |
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Brisbane: AUD 800 – 1400 Per Month |
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WHY STUDY IN AUSTRALIA |
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Growing Destination : |
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Australia is rapidly growing as one of the most popular destinations for international students to attend. Currently Australia has the third largest international student enrollment behind the USA and the UK. |
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Global Recognition : |
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Degrees obtained from Australian universities are recognized all over the world, and there is the added boost that the Australian higher education system is federally regulated. Which means the Australian government regulates all universities in the country each year to make sure they are maintaining their high education standards. |
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Cost of Living : |
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The cost of living and tuition costs in Australia are much lower that compared to the USA or the UK. These lower costs make it more affordable for students to attend a school in Australia and still have a high standard of living.
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Diversity : |
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Institutions in Australia offer a wide variety of course and degrees, making it easy to find a fit that is right for you! |
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Technology : |
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Not many people know this, but Australia is in the top 10 spenders in the world for research and development and 2% of all scientific papers in the world come from Australia, putting Australia at the forefront of new technology and innovations. From only a meager population of 19 million, there have been 7 Nobel Prize winners. |
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Work : |
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The Australian Immigration system allows students visiting the country on a student visa the chance to work up to 20 hours per week during term time, and during vacations students can work full time. This opportunity makes it much more affordable for students who can attend school and still fund their education with some work. |
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International Students are protected by ESOS Act. |
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Australia has much to offer an international student! |
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Here are some useful details, which will be very useful for your stay in Australia.
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