“The Land Down Under” offers a huge variety of opportunities for students looking to receive a foreign education. There are so many reasons why Australia is a perfect study abroad choice. Not convinced? Let us give you not one but five reasons to change your mind:
Why choose to study in Australia?
Choice of top-ranked universities
As an international student in Australia, you’ll have the best pick of the top-ranked universities in the world. There are 43 universities in total- 40 Australian, 2 international, and 1 private University. Six Australian universities have been ranked in the top 100 universities internationally.
Culturally diversified
Australia is a melting pot of cultures. The sheer number of cultural influences around you will break your little bubble. You’ll experience a whole new world without feeling left out in this melting pot of lifestyles.
Choice of courses
Australia welcomes students pursuing all kinds of majors. Its universities have several interesting courses to choose from. Some of their courses are brief but challenging. And almost every degree is completely worth your money. Whether it's science & technology that you want to study or latest trends in marketing & management that hold your interest, Australian universities have it all.
Cheaper compared to the US:
Getting a foreign education is a hefty investment. But in comparison to their counterparts in the US and Europe, Australia is a pocket-friendly option. Their average tuition fees are less than what you'd pay for the same courses in America. The ROI is also higher because of the relaxed international student’s work permits.
Internships
Internships are what makes you employable once you graduate. And in Australia, there’s no dearth of them! Most Australian Unis have amazing career development centres that make finding internships a piece of cake.
Can I work while studying?
The answer to it is YES! You can. Australian Government permits most international student visa holders to work while pursuing their education. The limit 20 hours per week. But make sure before you line up for a job, your specific Visa allows it.
Part-time jobs are plenty for qualified students. Your rights are the same as the domestic students working part-time, which implies that you are eligible for minimum wage, that is, $17/hr. Industries such as retail, hospitality, tourism, agricultural, sales, etc. are usually on the lookout for student workers with flexible hours.
You can even choose unpaid internships for charities and government agencies or volunteer your efforts for a good cause.
What do I do for entertainment?
Being bored during your off-days will be the last thing you'll do in Australia. You have loads of exciting options to choose from to spend your time and money on.
Nature and Wildlife
For the nature lover in you, there are plenty of wildlife tour organizers whom you can contact. Click a picture or two with kangaroos, koalas, and wombats in the wild!
Beaches
Get your fun dose of Vitamin “Sea” at the gorgeous Australian beaches. Whether it be thrill-seeking water sports or surfing or just chilling in the sun at Bondi beach, you’ll have plenty to enjoy.
Cultural Experience
Experience the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. You can even visit Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Daintree National Park, Blue Mountains National etc. to feel one with nature.
Food Heaven
Australia's seafood is world-famous. Tuna, salmon, or lobster, name it, they've caught it and served it! Australia boasts of pretty cafes as well. Don't forget to try out the "Pavlova".
Studying in Australia is a dream come true for any outgoing, motivated, and adventure-seeking student. So don’t wait too long to pursue your dream. Get in touch with us today and we’ll help you embark on this journey!
