Destination
Study in Australia
Intakes in February and July across our nine confirmed partner universities.
Why Australia
Australia remains one of the most popular study destinations for international students, and it's easy to see why. With a population of around 26 million spread across a landmass roughly the size of the United States, the country offers everything from beach cities to laid-back regional towns, with time zones that stay manageable for most of the Asia-Pacific region.
The climate splits roughly along a north-south line: expect distinct seasons and cooler winters in southern cities like Melbourne and Adelaide, and a warmer, more tropical feel further north. Wherever you land, you're within reach of iconic sights — Sydney's Opera House and Harbour Bridge, the Great Ocean Road's coastal cliffs, or Melbourne's laneway culture of cafes and street art.
Academically, Australia's Group of Eight research universities sit alongside a wide range of vocational and pathway options, giving students at every level a real choice of entry point.
Featured universities
University of Melbourne
Melbourne
10 scholarships available
The University of Sydney
Sydney
5 scholarships available
University of Technology Sydney
Sydney
10 scholarships available
Macquarie University
Sydney
10 scholarships available
RMIT University
Melbourne
4 scholarships available
Adelaide University
Adelaide
7 scholarships available
Our partner universities here
University of Melbourne
The University of Sydney
University of Technology Sydney
Macquarie University
Monash University
Trinity College Melbourne
Swinburne University of Technology
Popular places to study
Sydney
Australia's largest city and home to three of our partner universities, with a large international student community.
Melbourne
Known for its student-friendly culture and strong arts, business, and design programmes.
Adelaide
A smaller, lower-cost city with a growing reputation in health sciences and agriculture.
Perth
Australia's west coast option, with a relaxed pace of life and a lower cost of living than the east.
Study costs
| Level | Tuition / year | Living costs / year |
|---|---|---|
| Foundation | A$25,000–A$32,000 | A$15,000–A$18,000 |
| Diploma | A$22,000–A$28,000 | A$15,000–A$18,000 |
| Bachelor's | A$30,000–A$45,000 | A$15,000–A$18,000 |
| Master's | A$32,000–A$48,000 | A$15,000–A$18,000 |
| PhD | A$35,000–A$50,000 | A$15,000–A$18,000 |
Figures are indicative estimates for planning purposes only — check current costs and exchange rates for your home currency before budgeting.
Sydney and Melbourne generally cost 15–20% more to live in than regional cities like Adelaide — budget toward the higher end of the range if you're set on a capital city.
Application checklist
- Passport
- SPM / IGCSE or equivalent certificates
- English proficiency (IELTS/PTE) results
- Pre-university transcripts
- Degree certificate (postgraduate applicants) (if applicable)
- CV
- Portfolio (creative/design programmes) (if applicable)
Already thinking about where you'll live in Australia? Our accommodation team shortlists housing near your campus.
Explore accommodationConfirmed university partners
Direct application support with nine Australian universities.
Transparent costs
Clear tuition and living cost ranges before you commit.
Visa guidance included
Every applicant gets visa and health insurance support.
Local branch support
Meet a counsellor in person at any of our eight branches.