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Why Study in Australia
With over 330,000 international students currently studying in Australia, the education standards of Australia are second to none. Representing 54 different nationalities, international students have made Australia the 3rd most popular destination for education in the world.
• Quality of Education - Australia is renowned for its quality of teachers, teaching methods and facilities and there is a worldwide acceptance and respect for Australian degrees and qualifications.
• The student experience in Australia is unique. Living in Australia gives students a chance to enjoy a fabulous lifestyle in one of the most livable countries in the world.
• The cost of studying and living in Australia is considerably less for international students than in the USA and the UK.
• Australian graduates enjoy excellent employability, both within their home countries and in Australia. Included in the many Australian graduate success stories are the global CEOs of Ford, Coca Cola and McDonalds, the first Japanese Astronaut and the stars of Hollywood blockbuster movies.
Together with the great lifestyle enjoyed by students and the quality of education provided by Australia institutions, the benefits of studying in Australia are endless.
Employability & Immigration
Immigration is an important feature of Australian society. Since 1945, over six million people from 200 countries have come to Australia as new settlers and people born overseas make up almost one quarter of the total population.
Graduates from Australian Institutions enjoy a wide range of career options, whether in their home country or in the international scene. There are many large Australian and Multinational companies that offer graduate programs, targeting students with strong grades and communication skills.
The Australian Government skilled migration program targets young people who have skills, an education and abilities that will contribute to the Australian economy. International students with Australian qualifications account for about half the people assessed under the skilled migrant program.
How much will it cost to study in Australia?
On an average an internationalstudent may spend about AUD 360 per week accommodation, food, clothing,entertainment, transport and telephone. Do keep in mind that this figuredepends on your style of living; location and also what course are you studying. However you have to show that you have enough financials to cover your living cost, pay tuitions and your travel.
Are Scholarships available for international students?
Yes. There are various scholarships available for international students. Though majority of these scholarships are available at Post Graduate level by Universities but some institutes also offer scholarships. Pls check with your nearest VIEC office for an update.
Is 15 years of prior education acceptable in Australia?
Yes it is acceptable.
Is IELTS mandatory to study in Australia?
Yes. IELTS is the only test accepted by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) for visa purposes.
What type of accommodation is available for the students?
Students have a number of options available that can be on-campus or off-campus such as hostels, rented housing, home stay etc.
Can I work in Australia?
Yes. International Students on a Student visa in Australia can work 20 hours in a week during course time and full time in vacations. However, you cannot start work until you have commenced your course in Australia.
Can I extend my visa onshore ?
Yes you can do so however in some cases a student is granted a 'No further Stay' clause on their visas. In that case one has to come back and re-apply for a fresh student visa application from the home country.
Can my spouse or child accompany me in Australia while I am studying?
Yes they can apply for student dependant visa and meet the criteria to be granted a dependant visa.

Why Study in Australia
With over 330,000 international students currently studying in Australia, the education standards of Australia are second to none. Representing 54 different nationalities, international students have made Australia the 3rd most popular destination for education in the world.
• Quality of Education - Australia is renowned for its quality of teachers, teaching methods and facilities and there is a worldwide acceptance and respect for Australian degrees and qualifications.
• The student experience in Australia is unique. Living in Australia gives students a chance to enjoy a fabulous lifestyle in one of the most livable countries in the world.
• The cost of studying and living in Australia is considerably less for international students than in the USA and the UK.
• Australian graduates enjoy excellent employability, both within their home countries and in Australia. Included in the many Australian graduate success stories are the global CEOs of Ford, Coca Cola and McDonalds, the first Japanese Astronaut and the stars of Hollywood blockbuster movies.
Together with the great lifestyle enjoyed by students and the quality of education provided by Australia institutions, the benefits of studying in Australia are endless.
Employability & Immigration
Immigration is an important feature of Australian society. Since 1945, over six million people from 200 countries have come to Australia as new settlers and people born overseas make up almost one quarter of the total population.
Graduates from Australian Institutions enjoy a wide range of career options, whether in their home country or in the international scene. There are many large Australian and Multinational companies that offer graduate programs, targeting students with strong grades and communication skills.
The Australian Government skilled migration program targets young people who have skills, an education and abilities that will contribute to the Australian economy. International students with Australian qualifications account for about half the people assessed under the skilled migrant program.
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