Why Study in Australia?

Experiencing a cutting edge education that makes you ready for a world of opportunities is what you take away from the leading institutions in Australia. The potential for success is considered to be boundless for those studying in Australia. Let us find out why Australia is the new popular study-abroad destination among international students:

Globally Ranking Institutions

• 7 out of 43 universities ranked among the Top 100 universities globally as per QS world rankings 2023. 5 of them rank within the Top 50 globally.
• Australian National University and University of Melbourne are the top ranking universities, ranking at #30 and #33 respectively.
• There is a robust system controlling the government accreditations and quality of higher education in Australia. It ensures that students have access to a premium university experience and to standards set for excellence in education globally.

Research-Intensive and Technologically Forward Approach

• Australian schools and universities have played a significant role in achieving important innovations and discoveries, including IVF, Wi-Fi, Penicillin, and Cervical Cancer Vaccine.
• The amount of research funding allocated by universities in Australia for R&D has doubled over the past 18 years. The government also provides funding programs that support global connections, enabling students to pursue their research interests while studying in Australia.

Extensive Range of Educational Programs

• Flexible course options, such as part-time and online courses are available.
• Pathway Programs to degrees like ELICOS (English language Courses) and Vocational Education Training programs are offered.
• VET programs allow you to learn while on a job.

Safe and Student-friendly Country

• A culturally diverse country with immigrants from 100+ countries.
• Australia has 6 cities ranked among the Top 50 QS Best Student Cities, with Melbourne and Sydney ranking at #5 and #9 respectively.
• There is an extensive support system offered to international students through ESOS ACT. The act frameworks laws and practices that ensure the rights of international students are not violated.
• Almost 30% of the Australian population is born overseas reflects the overall.

Post Graduation Employment Statistics

Australian education classifies you to succeed in the global workforce. Potential employers in Australia and around the world welcome graduates from Australian education institutions.

• 78.5% of graduates have full-time employment.
• 6% of students enrolled for further studies.
• 4% of the total student are self-employed.

Funds and Scholarships

• The government of Australia spends 254 million dollars annually to provide scholarships, fellowships, and grants to international students.
• Among some of the popular international student’s funds are Australian Awards, Destination Australia, Australian Government Research Training Program, APEC Women in Research Fellowship, and Provider Scholarships.