Top Things That Make Australia a Perfect Country to Study
With a population of just 23 million, Australia is counted among the most diverse and dynamic nations in the world, known for its vibrant culture, laid-back lifestyle, exciting cities and spectacular landscapes. Australia’s major cities are often ranked among the finest cities to live, work and study. If you have never been to this amazing country, you better reach out a student who has studied in an Australian university.
Of course, various practical questions come to your mind when you plan to work and study in Australia. What funding is available, where would I live, how much my degree will cost, what sort of visa will be needed, and whom to contact when encounter any problems are some of the most common questions.
If you have all these questions in mind, then this blog will certainly make sense to you.
Australian Universities
Australia has different types of universities- some are self-contained campuses while others have several sites spread across a city. University campuses often feature a fantastic mix of architecture, depending more on when the university was founded- old education institutions in Australia were established in the mid-to-late nineteenth century, so are made up of a period and contemporary infrastructure, while another group, set up in the late twentieth century, are modern in appearance.
No matter what Australian universities look like, they are equipped with all the facilities you would expect from modern, state-of-the-art campuses including libraries, learning spaces, laboratories, cafes, entertainment venues, student clubs and societies catering for different tastes and interests.
Australian universities offer more than 1100 courses to study. Whether you want to explore medicine, engineering, nursing or anything else, Australian universities have something for you. The Australia Government has released a fund of AUD200 million as scholarships in Australia for qualified overseas students. Some universities also offer fellowships and grants to attract international students- you better reach an expert education consultant to know more about scholarship options.
You need to have a balance of AUD15,000 to AUD33000 for an undergraduate degree and AUD20000 to AUD37000 for a postgraduate degree when it comes to the tuition fees.
What to do when encountering any trouble?
The first place you go when you notice any trouble is International Student Support. Every Australian university has one of these- a team of people whose job is to help overseas students with any problem related to academic, financial, personal or practical. Whatever problem you experience, International Student Support will either help you directly or refer you someone who can help you. The main thing to remember, you will always have someone to address your issues.
By now, you might have got a convincing answer for why study in Australia. Have you? If yes, then it’s okay, if not, you should contact an expert education consultant at AECC Global.
AECC Global is a world-class education consultancy and agency in Indonesia and nine different countries across the globe.