Study In Australia

Enjoy the diverse cultural opportunities by studying abroad in Australia

Australia is a land of natural wonders and wide open spaces which attract thousands of students every year. Thousands of international student visits Australia every year in search of heart filled adventures along remarkable beaches, beautiful landscapes and hustling cities. Studying in Australia is the best option to experience the true-blue Aussie lifestyle.

Why to choose

Australia?

Find out why Australia has become one of the most popular destinations for international students

Australia has some of the best universities in the world according to the QS World Ranking
International Students find Australia to be the most multicultural Country.
Graduates from Australian universities are welcomed by international employers.
Students can work up to 40 hours per fortnight.
Australian government are more keen to provide scholarship to international students

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FAQ

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How To Apply Study Visa in Australia

You will need to prepare supporting documentation to send with your application. The documents vary depending on the course, provider and qualification you’re studying for. The most important documents include:

Certificates that verify your previous study, including qualifications you already have.

Evidence of your English language proficiency.

Certificates or documents which verify previous study or work experience if you are seeking course credits. These must be translated into English.

If your application is successful, you will receive a ‘Letter of Offer’. To confirm your offer you must respond to this letter by signing and sending an acceptance of offer back to the institution. This can usually be done by mail or, in some cases, by scanning and emailing the letter. The Letter of Offer is a contract between you and the institution. It sets out the course you will be enrolled in, enrolment conditions, the fees you need to pay, and the refund payable if you don’t complete your course with that provider. This contract is very important – if you don’t start your course, or finish your course, this written agreement will be used to determine if you will receive a refund.

After you have accepted your Offer and paid your deposit you will receive an ‘Electronic Confirmation of Enrolment’ (eCoE) by email. This will outline your course start date, total course fees and how long your course will run for.

Entry Requirements

To make the most out of your time studying in Australia, students need to meet some entry requirements. Academic and English language requirements will help you succeed in your course. Other requirements ensure you have important health insurance cover and can be looked after while you’re here.

English language requirements

Australian educational courses are taught in English. In some cases, you may need to provide results of an English language test. We require proof of your English language capabilities to ensure you can understand the course content.

The English language skill level required by an institution can be different from the skill level required for your student visa application. See studying and training visas for more information and check the institution’s website for any specific English language requirements.

Academic requirements

The academic requirements (including evidence of English language skills) you need will vary depending on the level of course you want to study. Institutions can have different entry requirements, so read the course information on their website carefully and contact them if you need any advice or assistance.

Here is some general guidance on entry requirements for different levels of study:

English language courses: Entry requirements vary between institutions, and according to the level of English language skills required for the course.
Schools: Entry requirements vary between schools, depending on the state or territory. Academic performance and ability is considered during the application process.
Vocational education and training (VET): In most cases, there are no entrance exams for VET institutions. However, some courses may require you to have studied specific subjects or completed work experience.
Higher education undergraduate courses: You will need to have an Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of Education (Year 12) or the overseas equivalent. Some undergraduate courses may also have specific prerequisite subjects.
Higher education postgraduate course: You must have completed at least one degree at undergraduate level. The institution may also consider your research ability or relevant work experience.

Tip: To meet the academic requirements of an Australian high school qualification, consider taking a foundation course. Also known as bridging study, they are intensive courses that will help you meet entry requirements. They are usually one-year long and are offered by most higher education institutions.