The quality of higher education provided by the Australian universities is world-class recognized globally. The internationalization of the education system has helped to attract talented students from all over the world. The number of international students enrolled to study in Australia as of September 2019 is precisely 720,149, as per a report by the Government of Australia, a major percent of which come from China and India.
Attractive Highlights to Study in Australia
- Third Most Popular International Student Destination in The World
- Currently Home to Nearly 700,000 International Students
- Six of The World’s Top 100 Universities
- One of The Best Higher Education Systems in The World
- Graduates Perform Better Than Those from the UK and the USA
- Seven of The Best Student Cities in The World are in Australia
- The Australian Government Has Invested Over A$300 Million in Scholarships for International Students
- Universities Rank in The World’s Top 50 In A Huge Range of Study Areas
- Over 2.5 Million International Alumni Making A Global Difference
- Universities Have Produced 15 Nobel Laureates
Study at globally ranked institutions
If you’re looking for unbiased proof that Australian universities truly are world-class, look at independent global rankings such as Times Higher Education, QS and Shanghai Rankings which is the targeted list of universities in Australia for international students. When you study in Australia, you will join more than half a million international students from 192 countries who have been welcomed into Australian life. The finest Australian Universities and Research Institutions in the world include the University of Melbourne, the University of Sydney, The University of Queensland, Brisbane and Monash University, Melbourne.
COVID – 19 Updates:
The South Australian Government has announced a new $13.8 million International Student Support Package, thus demonstrating its commitment to the international student community.
For the students currently residing in South Australia and facing financial hardship, this package is designed to support international students.
There are three components to the package:
1) To alleviate student hardship as a result of COVID-19, the South Australian Government, in partnership with the state’s three public universities, will match funding. To distribute to the pathway and international students, the funding will be distributed between Flinders University, The University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia.
2) To the other international students not studying at one of the public universities, a $500 emergency cash grant will be available provided they meet the 2 criteria - currently enrolled in a course and living in Adelaide.
3) AN assistance payment of one-off $200 per student is provided to the school students living with South Australian families or home stay families to help support accommodation during COVID-19.
Keep following our page for latest COVID-19 updates and study abroad options as well.
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