Learning and Lifestyle: Study in Australia
“When the plane landed, I was surprised by how sandy and desert-like the area near the airport was,” says Aik Hui Ho (John) from Malaysia about his arrival in Perth this year. “The first thing I thought was that Australia conserves its environment well – which is good!”
John started his Bachelor of Science studies at Murdoch University in West Australia this spring, after applying online through StudyLink. “It’s a very nice place to study… neither too boring or busy, even though it’s a big city. I like spending my free time relaxing at the famous port of Fremantle.”
Students are often surprised by the diversity of landscape in Australia. Your studies could take you to the busy, cosmopolitan cities of Sydney or Melbourne, the laid back tropical port of Darwin, or the rolling green hills and vineyards of Adelaide. You could find yourself learning to surf on Bondi Beach, skiing in the Snowy Mountains, or bushwalking through the Kimberleys in remote Western Australia.
High-tech sophistication
There are many other unique features of an Australian education. “When Taiwanese think of Australia, they think about wildlife – koalas and kangaroos – instead of its highly advanced technology. People don’t even know that Australia has already won seven Nobel prizes, and many world-firsts in technology and inventions,” says Mark Tsai, who graduated with a Masters in journalism and is now studying for a PhD in Communication.
Australia adopts new technologies at a faster rate than most other countries – it has one of the highest rates of internet access in the world. For international students, that also means access to state-of-the-art laboratories and classrooms, and world-class facilities for teaching and research.
Affordable, Quality Education
Australia’s reputation for a high standard of education at a reasonable cost is attracting more international students than almost any other English-speaking country – only the US and UK are ahead. The Australian learning style focuses on innovative, creative and independent thinking – skills which will also help you succeed in your career after graduation.
Living costs and tuition fees are well below most American and British institutions, with the average international student spending A$360 per week on accommodation, food, clothing, travel, entertainment and telephone costs.
There are strong government safeguards in place to ensure all Australian education providers are of a high standard – even when the courses are offered offshore or online.
Learn English in an English speaking country
With flexible courses to suit all levels on language skills, you can sit for an internationally recognised test (such as IELTS or TOEFL) after you complete your English studies. John says, “my English communication skills have improved a lot - as well as my studies I share a flat with students from English-speaking background so that has helped. I’ve also learned to survive by my own effort.”
Flexible study options
There are 39 universities and over 60 TAFE (vocational colleges) in Australia, each offering a variety of options for study. Whether you are looking for a post-graduate degree from a top ranking research university, hands-on vocational training, or a recognised English language qualification, you will find a course and a timetable to suit your needs.
Melinda Rippe, Manager of StudyLink’s student counselling services, says: “In Australia, students have access to a very international learning environment where they learn not only from professors but also from their classmates, and there are a lot of opportunities for students to get involved in other activities to meet people and learn more about the Australian culture.”
Apply Now
You can still apply now for some courses starting in February and July 2008. To find out more, contact your StudyLink counsellor today.
Respected sir,
i'm having the graduation degree in bachelor of computer applicatio(B.C.A.).i am in interested in business management /(M.B.A.) course. so can u plz. tell me what is criteria for getting admission in this course in australia. i am from india. my age is 24 yrs. Plz. look forward in this matter as early as possible.
thanking you.
Posted by: tanveer singh bhatia | November 28, 2007 at 05:57 AM
Posted by: ebrahim | November 28, 2007 at 06:00 AM
what course will you recommend for a brighter employment prospect in Australia? i'm 40 yo seeking for a shift in my career
Posted by: miriam | November 28, 2007 at 10:30 AM
Posted by: mahamani baskaran | November 28, 2007 at 02:28 PM
hi im ashok from nepal.i have done b.com(2 years)i want to further study . so let me know which level can i study?
Posted by: ashok bhattarai | November 28, 2007 at 07:04 PM
Posted by: Brijesh Patel | November 28, 2007 at 10:49 PM
hello,
I am a student doing b-tech in computer science and engineering.
But i am interested in becoming an air pilot.Therefore what is the criteria for getting an admission in aeronatical field after completing a b-tech course which is for four years.Kindly suggest.
Posted by: deepsika basnet | November 28, 2007 at 11:02 PM
my name is bzhar iam from iraq....iam trying for two monthos to find scholar ship in austerilia?icouldnt?i like to study interior designer(bechlores)iam 25?could you tell me?where can i found it?please i need your suggest?
best regardes
Posted by: bzhar | November 29, 2007 at 02:57 AM
I am 24 yrs old from Ethiopia. I graduate in Electrical-Electronics Tech. Now I am working in Adama University (Ethiopia) as Instructor. I attend the whole course in higher education and in highschool in English. Now I am Teaching in English But I haven't English certificate how can I get Scholarship in Austria or USA. plz help me "helping an instructor is helping the one country"
Posted by: Zazzmm | November 29, 2007 at 06:02 AM
I am 24 yrs old from Ethiopia. I graduate in Electrical-Electronics Tech. Now I am working in Adama University (Ethiopia) as Instructor. I attend the whole course in higher education and in highschool in English. Now I am Teaching in English But I haven't English certificate how can I get Scholarship in Austria or USA. plz help me "helping an instructor is helping the country"
Posted by: Zazzmm | November 29, 2007 at 06:05 AM
hi,im 40 years old dentist from iran.iwant to know how can i study in australia for post graduation,pls let me know all information.thanks
Posted by: ashkan razaghi | November 29, 2007 at 08:31 AM
hi, im mrs sheila galbizo a registered pharmacist here in the phils i just want to ask what course that u offer for medical updates on my course.
Posted by: sheila | November 29, 2007 at 10:19 AM
hi, im mrs sheila galbizo a registered pharmacist here in the phils i just want to ask what course that u offer for medical updates on my course.
Posted by: sheila | November 29, 2007 at 10:20 AM
Hello,
I am VIRENDER SINGH CHAUHAN from INDIA. I have done Pharmacy-D & my Pharmacy internship also completed on 25th Jan 2007 in L.N.J.P. Government Hospital, Kurukshetra. Pharmacy-D duration is two Years & internship duration is 750 hours. I am a Registered Pharmacist. My Registration no.- 015570 from Haryana State Pharmacy Council, Panchkula (Chandigarh ) INDIA. My Registration valid for 31st December 2011 by Pharmacy Council of India (PCI).
I am interesting in Nursing course in low cost. Please inform me.
Thank You
Regards
Virender Singh Chauhan
Posted by: Virender | November 29, 2007 at 01:39 PM
i am pursuing my graduation from india.i wanna do my mba from rmit,melbourne.how much funds have to be shown to australian high commission?and if i come over there in how much i will be able to sponsor my education by myself?
Posted by: kanika | November 29, 2007 at 06:37 PM
i am pursuing my graduation from india.i wanna do my mba from rmit,melbourne.how much funds have to be shown to australian high commission?and if i come over there in how much i will be able to sponsor my education by myself?
Posted by: kanika | November 29, 2007 at 06:37 PM
hellow im fahim from sri lanka please let me know how can i study in austria and can i study wit part time job becouse there is no body to spend me,and im 24 years old i wan to know what leval can i sid in there im verry intrestin to study in bussines managment field.its should be note i have a/l unter tha commerce streem in sri lanka
Posted by: mohamed lebbe mohamed fahim | November 29, 2007 at 11:32 PM
i'm doing my uude4r graduation in zoology. I wish to do bioinformatics in my pg. as it's a new field i didnt know about the universities tat offers this course. may you help me
Posted by: ramya | November 30, 2007 at 08:53 PM
i have a ba in accuonting from addis abeba university[ethiopia]how can i get scholarship in australia i need full clear information.
Posted by: mengsteab legese | December 01, 2007 at 05:40 AM
Sir,I have done X11 Science and FYDCE and i want to do graduation
I am of 33yrs from india.i want to study further along with working as well.plz suggest me what should i do for admission and visa in australia as soon as possible or any course u recommend for a brighter employment career in australia.I am seeking a shift in my career.THANX
Posted by: chavan javid ibrahim | December 02, 2007 at 09:22 PM
i want to complete application for studing in feb/mar2008
Posted by: rdwan | December 03, 2007 at 10:48 PM
i want to study in australia or canada
Posted by: rdwan | December 03, 2007 at 10:49 PM
Hi.I'm 18 years old,studying in class 12 in Nepal.I want to do my bachelor's in aeronautical engineering.i would like to know the name of good colleges for the same.please suggest me what should i do for admission and visa in Australia.
Posted by: Govind | December 05, 2007 at 01:57 AM
Hi... I want to complete Application to Studying on Feb or March 2008
Posted by: Farah Liza Adnan | December 05, 2007 at 10:08 PM
i want to study in astralia or canada.plz suggest me what should i do for addmission and visa.
Posted by: HAMID SAEED | December 09, 2007 at 08:05 AM
i want to study in astralia or canada.plz suggest me what should i do for addmission and visa.
Posted by: HAMID SAEED | December 09, 2007 at 08:13 AM
I,m Mr. Akikul Islam shohag from Bangladesh.Now I complited my graduate Degree on Computer science & Eng my CGPA-3.03 (Out of 4 base).Now I jointed a soft farm as a Asst.Programmer.So How to way go Astrolia or UK for M.Sc.on Software.Plz kindly give me all information.
Posted by: Md. Akikul Islam | December 13, 2007 at 09:38 PM
Hi I am Gyan from India. I have just passed out high school (10+2) from CBSE board.
I want to go to Australia for the BSc in Hotel Management next year-2008.
Suggest me is this the correct decision. Would i will have a bright future over there.
I belong to a middle class family hence i would have to work there in order to earn some part of my livelihood and the tution fees.
Would i will be able to do so.
Please reply as soon as possible because i am totally confused.
Gyan
Posted by: Gyan Chand Sharma | December 14, 2007 at 05:18 PM
hello,
I am a student doing b-tech in computer science and engineering.
But i am interested in becoming an air pilot.Therefore what is the criteria for getting an admission in aeronatical field after completing a b-tech course which is for four years.Kindly suggest.
Posted by: Deepsika Basnet | March 15, 2008 at 06:48 PM
I have completed my MBA in marketing from Allahabad university, in India. I would like to do some software related course in Austria, so please suggest me and how can I get admission.
thanking you
madhu
Posted by: Madhusudhanrao kadaru | November 12, 2008 at 12:59 AM