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Study in Australia

World-Class Universities, Real Work Experience

Australia is home to several of the world's most respected universities, with strong programmes in engineering, health, business, IT and the sciences. Students enjoy a welcoming, multicultural environment and the chance to gain work experience alongside and after their degree.

The big picture

Why study in Australia

Globally recognised universities

Several Australian universities are well known worldwide for teaching and research.

Work while you study

Student visa holders can usually work a limited number of hours during term.

Post-study work option

Eligible graduates may apply for a temporary graduate visa to gain work experience.

Multicultural and welcoming

A large international student community, including many Indian students.

Safe, high quality of life

Well-planned cities, good student services and an outdoor lifestyle.

Wide choice of courses

Strong options from technology and health to business and design.

Top universities in Australia

A selection of universities we help students apply to.

University of Melbourne

Melbourne

  • Research
  • Business
  • Health sciences

University of Sydney

Sydney

  • Health
  • Law
  • Engineering

UNSW Sydney

Sydney

  • Engineering
  • Technology
  • Business

Australian National University

Canberra

  • Research
  • Policy
  • Natural sciences

Monash University

Melbourne

  • Engineering
  • IT
  • Pharmacy and health

University of Queensland

Brisbane

  • Sciences
  • Engineering
  • Health

English language requirements

Requirements vary by university and course. Scores below are typical ranges for postgraduate study only.

IELTS Academic

About 6.5 overall

Many courses also ask for a minimum band in each section

PTE Academic

About 58 to 65

Check the exact score for your course

TOEFL iBT

About 79 to 90

Section minimums may apply

Intakes and key dates

  • February intake (main)

    Most courses start in late February or early March. Applications usually close a few months earlier, so start planning well ahead.

  • July intake

    A second main intake with fewer courses. Applications are usually submitted in the first half of the year.

  • November intake (selected courses)

    Offered by some universities for certain programmes only. We check availability for you.

Cost overview

  • Tuition fees

    Fees depend on the university and course. We share current figures for your shortlist during counselling.

  • Overseas student health cover (OSHC)

    Compulsory health cover for the length of your student visa. We guide you on providers and cost.

  • Financial capacity

    You need to show enough funds for tuition, living costs and travel. We explain the current requirement and help you organise the evidence.

Work rights. Student visa holders can generally work a limited number of hours per fortnight during term, and more during scheduled breaks. Eligible graduates may apply for the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485). Rules change often, so we explain the current position.

Australia combines respected degrees with real opportunities to build experience. The student visa process looks closely at your course choice, finances and intentions, so careful preparation makes a difference.

Studying in Australia with Cerviona

We help you shortlist courses and universities, prepare your applications, organise your financial documents and OSHC, and get ready for the Genuine Student requirement and visa application.

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