Universities across Australia enjoy a reputation globally for their quality of research, teaching quality, student engagement and graduate employability.
Huge program choice that fits into your academic needs and career goals like - Information Technology, Computer Science (AI, DS, ML, AR, VR, Business Analytics, Cyber Security, Cloud Computing, Internet of Things and Information Systems), Engineering (Civil, Construction Management, Structural, Electrical, Renewable Energy, Mechanical, Advanced Manufacturing), Business & Management, MBA, Accounting & Finance, Public Health, Healthcare Management, Pharmacy and Sports Management, Agriculture Science, Hospitality & Tourism.
Scholarships and bursaries up to 35% on the tuition fee for the whole program duration for the academically meritorious
Admission process is very simple and transparent - 60% and above in Bachelors + English proficiency test (IELTS/PTE) + Statement of purpose which outlines why you choose Australia and say X University and Y program and how the chosen university and program would help you down the line to achieve your professional goals or career aspirations.
The best in terms of post study work visa in comparison to any country - students upon graduation can stay up to 6 years depending on which city they live and study
Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane need no introduction for the quality of life, living standards and opportunities for the highly competitive and perpetually optimistic.
Students are allowed to work 48 hours per fortnight when the classes are ON and full-time which is 40 hours per week during academic breaks. And the national minimum wage is $21.38 per hour which is the highest in the world.
International students with degrees in areas of skill shortages will have an extra 2 years to stay and work in Australia under the new visa changes announced by Education Minister Jason Clare. Under the changes bachelor degree graduates will be able to stay for 4 years, up from two. Master's graduates will have their post-study work-rights visas increased from three to five and PhD graduates will be able to stay six years, up from four.
