Australia is a vibrant country with a great deal to offer for international students. Australia is a natural wonderland of beautiful beaches, crystal blue waters, amazing ancient rock formations and pristine rainforests.After you decide to come to Australia for your further studies, we will provide you with new and wonderful opportunities and experiences, and a whole new view of the world, not to mention exciting and progressive world class education programs. Australia has an international reputation for excellence in all areas of education and training. Australia’s reputation as an innovative and research –intensive culture is attracting many international students. Australia now has around 2, 00000 students from over 140 countries around the world. Above all, Australia’s commitment to offering international students with quality education is backed by legislation and regulation that govern the international education sector.

Cost of an Australian Education
Before a decision is taken to study in Australia, it is important that students and their parents be fully aware of the costs that are likely to be involved. Full fee paying students are charged for the full cost of their education by any institution approved by government to offer places to overseas students under the full fee paying category. In addition to paying the full cost of their courses, full fee paying students must meet all their own travel and living expenses, plus any student association fees, administrative charges, textbooks and equipment, stationery, and health costs.

Safeguards for Fees
Special measures have been taken to safeguard self-funded international students by providing an accreditation and registration system which is subject to government regulation at the state and national level. Under the Education Services for Overseas Students (Registration of Providers and Financial Regulations) Act introduced in 1991, all courses for international students must be approved by an approved State authority. All institutions including all private colleges and most ELICOS colleges must comply with the registration requirements of the Act and are subject to its financial regulations.

Cost Considerations
Annual Tuition Fee
Postgraduate: Approximately AUD $9000 or more Per Semester
Undergraduate: Approximately AUD $7000 or more Per Semester
Diploma courses: Approximately AUD $3000 or more Per Semester
ELICOS: Approximately AUD $280 or more Per Week
Living Expenses: Approximately AUD $9,000 - A$12,000 a year including accommodation
Health Insurance: AUD $348 per year
Visa Charges: AUD $450

Part-time Employment
International students are allowed to work for a maximum of 20 hours per week Full-time Employment is allowed in long vacations where the course is not in session.