STUDY IN AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺
Why Study in Australia?
World Class, Quality Controlled Education System
- all international students’ well-being
- the quality of the educational experience of students
- the dissemination of accurate and up-to-date information
- Possibilities for work after graduation
Permanent Residence Options
Following the completion of their education, many overseas students have the opportunity to remain in Australia.
The temporary graduate visa (subclass 485) permits international students to stay in Australia after completing their studies to live, study, or work.
There are two types of visas: Graduate Work and Post-Study Work. The length of your stay can vary depending on which stream you apply for.
Wide range of Opportunities
If you want to enhance your education, pursue a world-class degree, or advance your profession, Australia has a wide variety of options.
Whether you want to pursue an MBA, an engineering degree, a humanities degree, or an English language course, Australia is hard to beat in terms of quality of life, academic excellence, and foreign student assistance.
Quality of Life
Australia’s quality of life is among the best in the world. The state capital cities of Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide, and Brisbane, are among the world’s 30 greatest cities for students.
The Australian government offers a variety of incentives to students studying in Australia, including scholarships worth more than $200 million, job visas in a variety of fields and the possibility of obtaining permanent residence post graduation.
PEOPLES AND CULTURES
Australia's People and Culture
Are you considering relocating to Australia? We’ll show you how to get there.
If you wish to make Australia your home, gaining some perspective and understanding of the Australian way of life will open up a world of fascinating new opportunities and experiences.
It’s unlikely that you’ll be disappointed when you’ve adjusted to your new surroundings and understand why things are the way they are.
Read on because there’s a lot more to surviving in Australia.
Language
Sports
Sport is an important component of Australian culture and a national obsession! Cricket, Australian Rules Football (AFL), Rugby League, Rugby Union, Soccer, Swimming, Basketball, and Horse Racing are among the most popular and have a large following.
Almost every Australian suburb and town has world-class athletic facilities, allowing people of all ages and abilities to be physically active while also strengthening social bonds.
Major international sporting events including world championships have long been held in Australia. With the AFL, Melbourne Cup, Australian Tennis Open, Formula One Grand Prix, and the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, there’s never a dull moment on the sporting calendar.
Etiquette
Australians are known for being laid-back and unconcerned about formal pleasantries.
When meeting someone for the first time, Australians typically shake hands, smile, and introduce themselves by their first names. They enjoy their laid-back way of life and value their time with family and friends. Picnics, family barbeques, celebrations, beach days, and park gatherings are all part of the Australian way of life.
On birthdays and Christmas, it is customary to give and exchange gifts with family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers. If you’ve been invited to a supper at someone’s home, it’s customary to bring a bottle of wine or a box of chocolates.
Please arrive on time, as being more than 15 minutes late is considered disrespectful. If your delay is inevitable, notify your host as soon as possible.