Study in Australia
World-class study, a life you will enjoy
Australian qualifications are recognised worldwide, classes are practical, and student cities are safe, multicultural and close to nature.
- Three intakes a year
- Part-time work while studying
- Recognised qualifications
Why Australia
What students value most
Recognised qualifications
Degrees and diplomas from registered providers are recognised by employers and universities around the world.
Practical learning
Placements, industry projects and work-integrated learning are built into many courses.
Work while you study
Student visa holders can work part-time during study periods, within the limits set on their visa.
Safe and multicultural
Large Nepali communities in every major city, and services that support international students.
Flexible intakes
Most universities start in February and July; many colleges and English schools also take November starts.
A great place to live
Beaches, national parks and a climate that is easy to enjoy outside class.
The four cities at a glance
A general picture to start the conversation. Your counselor will compare actual institutions, courses and costs for you.
| Compare plans | Sydney | Melbourne | Brisbane | Perth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Character | Big, busy, harbour city | Arts, food and trams | Sunny and relaxed | Quiet, coastal, spacious |
| Popular for | IT, business, hospitality | Engineering, IT, design | Nursing, public health | Business, MBA, engineering |
| Cost of living | Highest | High | Medium | Medium |
| Climate | Mild winters, warm summers | Changeable, cool winters | Warm all year | Hot dry summers |
| Our office | Included | Not included | Not included | Not included |
| Partner institutions | Harbourline, Riverbend, Kestrel | Southern Cross Institute | Coral Coast University | Westgate Institute |
Student life
A look at the cities
Planning