Study in Australia

If you’re looking to study abroad, look no further than Australia. Over 8 of the top 100 universities in the world are in Australia. Students can choose from 1,100 universities and 22,000 courses that offer unbeatable academic excellence and support system for international student immigrants. Some of the reasons why it is unsurpassed as an international education exposure is:

People – The people in Australia as well as the indigenous communities are warm, welcoming and culturally diverse. Immigrants from across the globe have made Australia their home, giving rise to a culturally vibrant society.

Climate – As the climate varies from one place to another, it takes some while to get used to the climate. The climate in the north and south of the country are totally different.

Accommodation – The transport in Australia is quick, efficient and is a preferred mode of commute for residents and students alike. While choosing a place to live in, do research the stay and transport facilities in the locality and city.

Cities – The cosmopolitan cities in Australia are Sydney and Melbourne. Majority of the universities are located in urban or sub-urban parts of the city. The recreational options are diverse. Scenic locations such as Bondi beach, Fraser Island and the Great Barrier Reef are a must-visit.

There is a good intercity transport available by roads and rails. This facilitates traveling between cities even on a limited budget.

Why study in Australia?

• Quality education – The Australian education system is of the highest standard and graduates from Australian universities are much in demand globally for this reason. Australia is a pioneer in scientific research and university students can benefit from the exposure to the latest technology.
• Flexibility – Students seeking to study in Australia have a vast variety of degrees and courses to choose from. Whether it is a full-time course or vocational training, students have multiple options. Additionally, it is easy to transfer between courses or universities if needed.
• Work during study – Students in Australia have the option of working up to 20 hours per week in addition to their degree studies, with the option of working full-time during holidays. The cost of living in Australia is significantly lower than in the USA or UK, which means that students can easily cover their daily expenses with a part-time job.

Work while Study in Australia

As an international student, you may choose to work while you are studying. Most of the Indian students in Australia work during their study program. Not only it helps them in earning money, but it also helps them in gaining valuable job experience. This can also be an option to get a taste of the Australian work culture. Australian government gives you the same protections at work as anyone else working in Australia. As an international student, you may work up to 40 hours every two weeks while you are studying. Also, during holiday breaks you can work full time in Australia.

Here is the list of industries that are recommended by the Australian government to international students

• Retail - including supermarkets, boutiques, department stores
• Hospitality – restaurants, cafes, bars, delivery
• Farming and fruit-picking - seasonal work
• Services –aged care childcare, and cleaning
• Administration and clerical work
• Tutoring