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Studying in Australia is an attractive option for international students due to its world-class education system, a wide range of courses and programs, and a high standard of living. To study in Australia, you typically need to research Australian universities and colleges to find a program that suits your academic and career goals.Facts About Studying With Australia
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					World&rsquo;s Top 100 ranked universities number&nbsp;
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					6
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					No of Universities in Australia&nbsp;
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					43
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					No of courses offered by Australian universities&nbsp;
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					more than 15000
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					Higher education system rank in the world&nbsp;
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					8th
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					No. of Popular cities for students to live and study&nbsp;
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					7
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					Scholarship amount granted to international students&nbsp;
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					300 million A$/ year&nbsp;
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					No of international students in Australia&nbsp;
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					Near to 0.6 million (2023)
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<h2>
	Seven Best Cities To Live And Study In Australia</h2>
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			Melbourne
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			Sydney
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			Brisbane
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			Canberra
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			Adelaide
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			Perth
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			Gold Coast
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<h2>
	International Students In Australia</h2>

	According to government statistics growth chart, there were almost 619,371 international students enrolled in different study programs.
<h2>
	International Students In Australia By Level Of Study</h2>

	From total of 619,371 international students, statistical analysis revealed the following distribution of international students in different degree programs&nbsp;
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					Degree Program&nbsp;
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					%age of International Students&nbsp;
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					Bachelor&rsquo;s degree&nbsp;
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					15.5%
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					Master&rsquo;s degree&nbsp;
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					49.8%
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					PhD degree&nbsp;
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					33.4%
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<h2>
	Australian Universities With High Number Of international Students</h2>

	All the international students never enrolled for the same university, so here is a list of Australian universities where large proportion of international students enrolled in 2023
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					International Proportion (%)
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					Australian National University
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					51%
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					Monash University&nbsp;
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					41%
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					University of Sydney&nbsp;
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					45%
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					Curtin University&nbsp;
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					31%
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					University of Melbourne&nbsp;
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					47%
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					University of Queensland&nbsp;
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					41%
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					University of New Castle &nbsp;
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					18%
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<h2>
	Popular Study Fields To Study In Australian Universities</h2>

	Though Australian universities offer a wide range of courses (<a href="https://www.studyaustralia.gov.au/english/study/find-a-course">you can find required course here</a>) in every study field but THE (Times Higher Education) system ranked Australia is best country for the following fields
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	<li>
		
			Arts and Humanities
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			Clinical and Health
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			Engineering and Technology
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			Life Sciences
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			Physical Sciences
	</li>
	<li>
		
			Social Sciences
	</li>
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<h2>
	Degree Programs Offered By Australian Universities</h2>
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		Australia has a well-regarded and comprehensive education system that encompasses various levels, from vocational education to higher education. Here&#39;s an overview of the higher/ university&rsquo;s education system in Australia:
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					<a href="#Vocational">Vocational/ Training/ Certificate</a>
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					<a href="#Undergraduate">Undergraduate Degree programs</a>
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					<a href="#Pathways">Pathways to Undergraduate programs</a>
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					<a href="#Post">Post-graduate (Master&rsquo;s and PhD) Degree Programs</a>
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		Vocational/ Training or Certificate Degree programs In Australia</h3>
	
		Vocational training courses play a crucial role in the Australian education system and have significant importance for individuals, industries, and the economy like
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				Vocational training courses focus on providing practical, job-specific skills and knowledge that are directly applicable in the workplace.
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				Offer clear pathways to employment, many courses include practical work placements or internships opportunities
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				They provide opportunities for people at various stages of their careers to upskill, reskill, or change career paths
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		Levels of Vocational Education and Training (VET) Courses In Australia 
	
		Vocational Education and Training (VET) courses in Australia are structured into different levels from 1-6, each representing a specific depth of knowledge and skill development. Levels are as follows
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						Levels of Diploma
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						Certificate I
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						4-6 months&nbsp;
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						Competent operator&nbsp;
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						Certificate II
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						1 year&nbsp;
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						Advanced operator&nbsp;
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						Certificate III
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						1 year&nbsp;
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						Qualified technician&nbsp;
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						Certificate IV&nbsp;
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						12- 18 months&nbsp;
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						Supervisor&nbsp;
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						Diploma&nbsp;
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						18- 24 months&nbsp;
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						Para- professional&nbsp;
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						Advanced Diploma&nbsp;
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						24-36 months&nbsp;
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						Junior manager&nbsp;
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		How You Can Select Level 
	
		It is not compulsory to start training course from level I, it always depends on your current qualification.
	
		Fields for which training courses are offered 
	
		VET courses are offered in the following six categories
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		<li>
			Health department</li>
		<li>
			Management</li>
		<li>
			Information Technology</li>
		<li>
			Design and media</li>
		<li>
			Hospitality</li>
		<li>
			Trades and Sports</li>
	</ul>
	
		Requirements For VET Courses 
	
		Students who want to start VET courses in Australia must have followings
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			Valid passport</li>
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			Previous degree certificate (10, 11, 12)</li>
		<li>
			IELTS with minimum 5.5 bands scores</li>
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		<h3>
			Undergraduate Degree Programs Offered In Australian Universities </h3>
		
			Australian universities offer a wide range of undergraduate degree programs across various fields of study. Here are some common undergraduate degree programs offered in Australian universities:
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							Degree Program&nbsp;
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							Detail
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							Associate Degree
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							If you are currently employed and lack the time to finish a full bachelor&#39;s degree, the Associate Degree is a short-cycle degree program that can aid in professional growth. It may serve as a stepping stone to a bachelor&#39;s degree or serve as training for an advanced diploma in specialized industry.
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							2 years&nbsp;
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							Bachelor Degree&nbsp;
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							A bachelor&#39;s degree is the prerequisite for most fields. It will provide you with the organized body of information, guiding concepts, and problem-solving strategies you&#39;ll need to work in the field.
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							3-5 years&nbsp;
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							Bachelor Degree (Honours)
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							Universities allow students to continue for an extra year for honours degree&nbsp;
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							4 years&nbsp;
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				Pathways To Undergraduate Programs</h3>
			
				There are several routes you may take to go to your desired course if you don&#39;t fulfil the admission requirements in Australia.
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				<li>
					
						Foundation studies to get admission in undergraduate program
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								These programs are designed to prepare students, particularly international students or those who may not meet the direct entry requirements, for undergraduate studies at a higher education institution.
						</li>
						<li>
							
								The hallmark of Foundation Studies is that, if you get the required marks, a university will permit your admission in an undergraduate program in Australian university.
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				Post -graduate (Master&rsquo;s) Degree Programs</h3>
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								Degree Program&nbsp;
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								Details&nbsp;
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								Duration&nbsp;
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								Graduate Certificate&nbsp;
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								A graduate certificate is a postgraduate qualification offered by Australian universities. It is designed to provide specialized knowledge and skills in an area already studied by student in bachelors.
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								6 months&nbsp;
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								Graduate Diploma
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								Apply a body of knowledge for professional skilled work.
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								One year&nbsp;
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								Master&rsquo;s degree (Course Work)&nbsp;
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								With a traditional course work, it enhances the expertise in specific field. Master&rsquo;s degree takes 1 year after bachelor honors degree and 2 years after bachelor&rsquo;s degree.&nbsp;
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								1-2 years&nbsp;
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								Master&rsquo;s degree (Research work)
						</td>
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								Along with course study, research work enhance the expertise in your chosen field.
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								2 years&nbsp;
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								Doctoral Degree&nbsp;
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								Components of doctoral degree program in Australia are as follows
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										Course work
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										Review of literature, experiments
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										Research work&nbsp;
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								<li>
									
										Thesis (relation with a course work and its practical)
								</li>
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								3-4 years&nbsp;
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			<h2>
				Academic Years In Australian Universities</h2>
			
				Academic year in Australian universities depend upon the study program and institute choose by the student. Here is a general guide of Australian universities intakes for different degree/ study levels&nbsp;
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								Study Level&nbsp;
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								Intakes&nbsp;
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								Vocational/ Training&nbsp;
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								1-4 years&nbsp;
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								February&nbsp;
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								Undergraduate&nbsp;
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								3-4 years&nbsp;
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								March and May
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								Postgraduate&nbsp;
						</td>
						<td>
							
								1-2 years&nbsp;
						</td>
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								March &amp; May&nbsp;
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								Doctoral/ PhD&nbsp;
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								3 years&nbsp;
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								Starting dates are negotiated with supervisor&nbsp;
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