Study in Australia

Australia is an absolute gem of a destination. Australia is a modern, fascinating country with a high standard of living and an excellent education system. Students wanting to study in Australia benefit not only from the academic integrity of Australia’s schools and universities – they are also able to travel and experience this great and diverse country, from the sandy Red Deserts to the sunny Gold Coast beaches.

Their world class academic institutions offer every conceivable course so you are guaranteed to find exactly what you are looking for if you choose to study in Australia. It is in the top 3 destinations for studies abroad for courses provided in the English language (along with the USA and the UK).

Over 328,000 international students study in Australia every year. Australia is in fact an international leader in support services for international students. There are many reasons to pursue an education in this incredible country. Students who decide to study in Australia quickly come to appreciate the broad spectrum of educational opportunities offered at Australian institutes. Along with its high-level of education, Australia is well-known for its unique native wild life, some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, friendly people, classic barbecues, a vibrant nightlife, a sports-crazy culture and, of course, plenty of sunshine.

The cost of living for international students studying in Australia is reasonable and the standard of living is high, making Australia a student’s dream destination. It comes as no surprise that according to QS Best Student Cities 2016, Australia has four cities ranked in the top 20, with Melbourne being ranked at number two. Come study in Australia to experience the best of this incredible country.

More About Australia

Australia is a country located in the Southern Hemisphere and makes up the entire Australian continent. As the 6th largest country (in area), Australia stretches about 7.6 million square kilometers from Sydney on the east coast to Perth on the west.

The land of Australia was originally inhabited about 40,000 years ago by indigenous peoples, Aboriginal Australians. Europeans first arrived in the 1600s and then more permanently in the 1700s and 1800s. The Commonwealth of Australia was formed in 1901 as a constitutional monarchy whose population has since expanded greatly to its current number of 24.2 million. Once a penal colony established to dispose of society's misfits, Australia is now a very popular place both to visit and to live.

Today, Australia is a thriving, exciting country with a successful economy and healthy standard of living. With this comes a high academic standard, which is maintained from the beginning years through to the highest levels of education at the more than 40 universities and many other academic institutions.