Study in Australia

Why Study in the Australia?

Australia is one of the top destinations for international students due to:

World-Class Education – Home to 7 of the top 100 universities globally, offering internationally recognized degrees.
Diverse Program Selection – Thousands of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees across wide disciplines, with flexible entry options.
Innovation & Research Excellence – Globally recognized for high-quality research, especially in medicine, engineering, and environmental science.
Welcoming Student Community – Over 500,000 international students, vibrant multicultural cities, and a safe, inclusive environment.
Work While You Study – Students can work up to 48 hours per fortnight (20–24 hrs/week) and full-time during breaks.
Post-Study Work Visa – Up to 2–4 years of work visa for graduates (depending on qualification and location), offering career-building opportunities.
Pathway to Residency – Graduates in high-demand sectors (healthcare, IT, engineering, teaching) may be eligible for migration pathways.
Globally Oriented Learning – Institutions offer industry links, internships, and research options tied to international standards.

Australian Universities & Courses They Offer

University	Specialization / Known Fields
Federation University	Engineering, Information Technology, Business, Health Sciences
Bond University	Law, Business, Medicine, Psychology, Sports Science
University of New South Wales (UNSW)	Engineering, Law, Business, Computer Science, Architecture
Charles Sturt University	Nursing, Education, Information Technology, Agriculture, Criminal Justice
University of Tasmania	Marine Science, Environmental Science, Law, Health, Agriculture
Murdoch University	Veterinary Science, Nursing, Engineering, Business, Criminology
Central Queensland University (CQU)	Engineering, Education, Nursing, Business, Allied Health
Deakin University	Nursing, Psychology, Sports Science, Business, Cybersecurity
University of Wollongong	Computer Science, Engineering, Business, Social Sciences
University of Melbourne	Law, Medicine, Arts & Humanities, Business, Engineering
Australian National University (ANU)	Public Policy, International Relations, Research, Science, Law
University of Sydney	Medicine, Law, Business, Arts, Engineering
University of Queensland (UQ)	Biotechnology, Veterinary Science, Business, Marine Science, Education
Monash University	Pharmacy, Engineering, IT, Medicine, Education
University of Western Australia (UWA)	Environmental Science, Mining, Medicine, Engineering, Law
University of Adelaide	Agriculture, Engineering, Medicine, Computer Science
University of Technology Sydney (UTS)	Design, Communication, Engineering, IT, Business
Queensland University of Technology (QUT)	Media & Communication, Business, Health, Engineering, Education

Highest Paying Degrees in Australia

Medicine & Dentistry
Engineering (Mining, Petroleum, Civil, Electrical)
Information Technology (IT & Computer Science)
Law
Pharmacy
Actuarial Science / Mathematics
Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
Finance & Accounting
Architecture
Aviation & Aerospace Engineering
Veterinary Science

Intakes in Australia

February Intake (Main Intake)

- Starts: February–March
- Most popular intake
- Offers the widest range of courses and universities

July Intake (Mid-Year Intake)

1. Starts: July–August
2. Second most popular intake
3. Many undergraduate and postgraduate programs available

November Intake (Limited Intake)

Starts: October–November
Fewer universities and courses
Mostly diploma, certificate, or selected postgraduate courses

Admission requirements in the Australia for Pakistani students

HSSC (Intermediate) or A-Levels for undergraduate programs
4-year Bachelor’s degree for postgraduate (Master’s) programs
English language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE)
Valid passport
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
Letters of Recommendation (for postgraduate)
CV/Resume (for postgraduate)
Portfolio (for design/creative courses)
Proof of financial support
Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE)
Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) statement
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
Student Visa (Subclass 500)

Educational Expenses (Australia - Per Year)

Expense	Cost Range (AUD)
Tuition Fees (Undergraduate)	$20,000 - $45,000
Tuition Fees (Postgraduate)	$22,000 - $50,000
Tuition Fees (Doctoral)	$20,000 - $42,000
Tuition Fees (Medical/MBA)	Potentially higher than postgraduate fees
Books and Supplies	$500 - $1,000 (estimate)
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)	$500 - $800 (estimate)

Monthly and Annual Expenses Overview (Australia - Per Month)

Expense	Cost Range (AUD)	Notes
Accommodation (On-campus)	$440 - $1,100
Accommodation (Off-campus)	$297 - $1,700	Includes shared rental, apartments, homestay
Food	$208 - $416
Transportation (Public)	$44 - $220.70	Weekly or monthly passes available
Personal Expenses	$223 (estimate)	Shopping, entertainment, etc.
Estimated Annual Living Costs (Single Student)	$20,000 - $35,000	Varies significantly by city and lifestyle