Why Study in Australia? A Guide for Indian Students

Why Study in Australia? A Guide for Indian Students

Australian universities have seen a sharp increase in applications from Indian students over the past few years, in large part due to their world-class education, multicultural environment, and post-study employment opportunities available for international students. Australia is currently ranked as the third most popular study destination by Indian students who migrate to Australia.

The majority of Indian students are enrolled in institutions in and around Melbourne and Sydney, followed by other well-known cities including Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, and more.

Why choose Australia as a study destination?

Australia provides more than 1,200 educational institutions and more than 22,000 courses and a wide selection of study alternatives for overseas students. From elementary and secondary school through vocational education and training (VET), from English language classes to higher education like bachelor’s, master’s, and research degrees, students can further their education at all levels (at universities).

Australia’s laws support high-quality education and protection for international students, regardless of what or how long you are studying there. It goes without saying that Australian cities consistently rank highly among the world’s most liveable, safe and student-friendly cities.

Affordable education

Indian students who chose study destination Australia claim that affordability is the key benefit in addition to the country’s high standard of education. Australia not only allows students to work part-time but also offers lucrative scholarship possibilities.

From the perspective of an Indian student, some industries and sectors that are student-friendly include tourism, retail, hospitality, and many more, making it simpler to take on part-time work and earn some experience as well as money to subsidise living expenses in Australia.

Government-funded options for scholarships include Australia Awards Scholarships (AAS) for undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees. For a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs, international students may also be eligible for university-specific scholarships and bursaries.

Wide range of courses to choose from

Australian educational institutions provide courses in a variety of subject areas, such as business, technology, the arts, and sciences, as well as professional certifications. Australia has everything you need to pursue a double Master’s degree or an undergraduate degree with dual specializations.

Australia has 39 universities, including the prestigious Go8 Universities. Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Queensland, Western Australia, Northern Territory, Australian Capital Territory, and Tasmania are among the states where they can be found.

Know when the intakes are

Australia’s common course commencement intakes are in February and July. Only a few universities start their programs in the third trimester (like October- November). Typically, it takes 6-7 months to complete the application, offer, and visa lodgement processes.

It is recommended that candidates take the IELTS exam as well because it is a prerequisite for admission. The majority of your eligibility for Australian universities is determined by your prior qualification results, employment history, etc.

When applying for a visa, you must provide a statement of purpose and proof of your financial stability if you want to migrate to Australia. The cost of overseas student health insurance, which covers the student’s medical needs while in Australia, is included in the total amount of fees. Universities place a lot of emphasis on the welfare and care of their students.

Food: To satisfy every taste and budget, Australia offers a wide range of excellent native and international cuisines. There are plenty of options for the numerous vegetarian Indian students. Every time you feel homesick, there are several Indian restaurants where you may experience home-cooked meals and Indian cuisine.

Life on the campus: Australian institutions have a vibrant campus life. It has stunning, cutting-edge structures as well as greenery. Sports, music, dance, and other clubs and facilities are available.

Australians and other migrants: Independent, pro-gender equality Australians are among the friendliest people on the planet. They also love sports and have a great sense of humor. Along the way, you’ll meet people from various nations, including New Zealand, China, Malaysia, the Philippines, etc.

Job opportunities: After two years of full-time study and satisfactory completion of their coursework/research degrees, Australia grants international students a two-year post-study work permit. International graduates from Australian universities have a very high employment rate.

Qualifications recognized globally: The credentials are recognized all around the world, and many programs include work-integrated learning and professional accreditations, making graduates more employable by the time they complete their studies. To facilitate overseas students, specialized divisions of Australian institutions also assist with placements, interviews, and CV preparation.

Cost of living: There are alternatives to on-campus accommodation available. Indian students favor off-campus housing because of the country’s effective transportation system, which makes commuting relatively easy.

Are you contemplating overseas education or overseas migration? Then feel free to contact our student counselors at MWT Global Consultancy who will help you all along the way with all the advice, guidance, and paperwork required during the visa processing.