Study abroad guide

🇦🇺 Study in Australia

Industry-connected programs, major city campuses and a broad choice of study areas.

Australian universities offer programs across technology, health, business, design and science. Match course structure, professional accreditation, location and internship opportunities to your career plan before deciding.

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Tuition guide

Example 2026 RMIT international tuition: about A$36,000–A$56,000 per year for many programs.

Living budget

Example Melbourne budget: about A$30,000–A$45,000 per year. Housing, city and lifestyle change the total.

Visa & work

Official rules linked below

Universities to explore in Australia

Compare course fit, entry requirements, full fees, scholarships and graduate outcomes before shortlisting. These are examples to research, not confirmed Studyphilia admissions or guaranteed awards.

University of SydneyResearch, business, health and engineeringVisit university ↗University of MelbourneResearch, law, medicine, arts and technologyVisit university ↗UNSW SydneyEngineering, business, technology and industry projectsVisit university ↗

Study costs

Example 2026 RMIT international tuition: about A$36,000–A$56,000 per year for many programs. Example Melbourne budget: about A$30,000–A$45,000 per year. Housing, city and lifestyle change the total.

These are indicative RMIT/Melbourne planning ranges, not national guarantees or official visa minimums. Fees vary by course and institution. Study Australia's course search and cost-of-living tools can help you check a specific option; add visa, health cover, travel and setup costs to your budget.

Always confirm the current fee for your exact program and year of entry; housing, insurance, travel and visa charges may be additional.

Student visa & work options

Most international students undertaking a full-time course longer than three months need a Student visa (subclass 500). Applicants must meet the current genuine-student, financial, health and course-enrolment requirements.

Student visa holders are generally limited to 48 hours of work per fortnight while their course is in session. Check your visa conditions; rules can differ for research students and during scheduled course breaks.

Eligible graduates may apply for a Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485), but stream, duration and eligibility depend on qualification and current immigration rules. This provides a possible work pathway, not a job offer or guaranteed outcome.

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Costs and immigration rules change. Figures shown are planning references, not legal advice. Visa eligibility, scholarships, work rights and jobs depend on individual circumstances and current rules.

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