The University of Adelaide
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Study in AustraliaAustralia is a leading Study Destination for International Students due to its high education standards and attractive job opportunities. It is home to more than 40 Universities, with nine Universities in the Top 100. It hosts more than 7 Lakh International Students, where the Indian student population is about 15%. With a higher preference for STEM courses, a range of options is available for Bachelor's and Master's degrees. It has world-leading companies in Finance, Technology, and Healthcare.
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Study Abroad Services
Australia has 3 intakes in a year
February
It commences between February and March. This is the significant intake for Universities across Australia. Most of the Universities have high-demand programs available in this intake.
July
It starts in July. One of the major intake which has a high enrollment of International Students. This intake is best suited for Indian High School and College Graduates.
November
It starts between October and November. The most negligible intake is where universities have some selected programs available. It is the best option if you missed the July intake.
ExamPrep
Both IELTS CBT and IELTS Pen-Paper based are accepted
Bachelors
Overall 6.0
Masters
Overall 6.5
MBA
Overall 6.5
Both PTE Academic and PTE Academic Online are accepted
Bachelors
Overall 50+
Masters
Overall 58+
MBA
Overall 58+
Expenses
Total ExpenditureThe Higher Education Sector in Australia primarily consists of Universities. There are 43 Universities in Australia, 38 of which are Public, 3 of which are Private, and 2 of which are International. Australian Universities offer pathway programs, bachelor’s and master’s degrees and doctoral programs. The admission process ranges between easy and hard depending on the World Ranking. Most Universities conduct online interviews to check the caliber of students before releasing the Letter of admission.
| Level | Avg Tuition | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelors | $18,000 - $51,000 / year | 3-4 years |
| Masters | $19,000 - $54,000 / year | 2 years |
| MBA | $36,000 - $54,000 / year | 2 years |
| MBBS | $53,000 - $90,000 / year | 5-6 years |
Living Expenses in Australia vary based on lifestyle and the location of the University. However, your monthly living expenses can be between $1400 and $2500. The typical costs are accommodation rent, food bills, transportation, phone bills, health insurance premiums, personal care, and some miscellaneous. A part-time job can earn between $1850 and $2100, depending on your skill set and position. Choosing budgeted and safe accommodation is highly recommended, and using public transportation and cooking your food can save you a few bucks.
Off-CampusAs per Australian Study Visa laws, you can work up to 40 hours per fortnight or two weeks and full-time during semester breaks. The national minimum wage in Australia is A$23.23 per hour.
On-CampusIt refers to jobs given by the University to students on campus. Typical jobs are campus tour guides, lab assistants, research assistants, office admins, etc. Most institutions pay equal to the minimum wage for hours worked. There is high competition for these jobs due to limited seats. The number of hours worked on campus will be deducted from the permissible limit.
InternshipSome courses in Australia require practical training in the real world along with academic learning. It is part of coursework; a student is expected to work full-time, similar to a real job. The usual length of the Internship is between 6 weeks and 6 months. Many students get full-time jobs with the same employer after their studies, so it is highly recommended to work with full enthusiasm.
| Profession | Average Salary |
|---|---|
| Surgeon | $406,100 |
| Cloud Engineer | $121,714 |
| Software Architect | $142,355 |
| Financial Investment Advisor | $169,608 |
| Cyber Security Specialist | $135,739 |
| Mining Engineer | $196,178 |
| Psychiatrist | $253,000 |
| Data Scientist | $94,016 |
| Construction Manager | $180,000 |
| Qualification | Duration |
|---|---|
| Bachelor's Degree | 3-4 years |
| MBBS | 5-6 years |
| Master's Degree | 2 years |
| MBA | 2 years |
| PhD or Doctorate | 3-4 years |
| Diploma | 6 months to 2 years |
English Proficiency exams such as IELTS, or PTE are recommended for Studying in the Australia. There are no waivers available based on an Interview.
The majority of institutes waive the GRE and GMAT, but they are highly recommended for admission to Master's programs at Top-Ranked Universities.
Documents such as Passport, Academic Transcripts, Resume/CV, Experience Letter, Certifications, Statement of Purpose, and Letter of Recommendation would be required depending on the course and university.
A Study gap should not be more than 1-2 years for Bachelors and 3-4 years for Masters with valid justification.
To Study in the Australia for higher studies such as Bachelor, Master, PhD or Vocational course, you must apply for a Study Visa after receiving admission from a Australia-based University.
Get an Confirmation of Enrolment from an Institution after clearing the GTE/GST process, pay the OSHC insurance, and apply your Student Visa Online.
The Visa application process is completely Online, but you must visit the authorized hospital for medical checkup after submitting your Visa application.
After receiving the approval, take the printout of eVisa and travel to Australia.
After graduating from a recognized institution in Australia, you are eligible for a Post-Study Work Visa for up to six years.
Extended stay of 2 years in each category if Course is classified under Verified Skill Shortage
| Region | Bachelors | Masters |
|---|---|---|
| Major Cities | 2 yrs | 3 yrs |
| Cities & Major Regional Centers |
3 yrs | 4 yrs |
| Regional Centers & Regional areas |
4 yrs | 5 yrs |
There are multiple ways to be eligible for a Permanent Residency after graduating from an Australian University. The most common are a Point-Based Skilled Visa and an Employed-Sponsored Visa.
After holding a Permanent Residency for a minimum of 12 months and passing the Citizenship test, you are eligible for Australian Citizenship.
The Visitor visa is for tourists, families and friends visiting the Australia for vacation or to meet their loved ones. The visa duration will be up to 12 months.
The Study Visa is for international students coming to Australia for higher studies. The expiry date of the visa is varies based on the course duration.
The students who completed their higher education are eligible for up to 6 years of Work Permit. The Students must apply for this before expiry of Student Visa
