The education system is distinguished from many other countries by the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) which is the policy for regulated qualifications in the Australian education and training system. They offer internationally recognized qualifications and study pathway opportunities for students. The education system is geared towards not only accepting but welcoming international students. There is a litany of universities that are considered top-tier on any scale of comparison. The accreditation received from Australian universities is touted all over the world.

Australia is also a top participant of the ESOS Act (Education Services for Overseas Students) which safeguards the right of international students to pursue any degree they want. Being an international student, it is of the utmost priority for me that my desire to study is not compromised and Australia believes in strongly upholding the ESOS act and going above and beyond in case the act is not upheld. Furthermore, the TPS (Tuition Protection Service) provides placement and refund for students as a means to contingent the failure of an institution to teach the relevant course. The OSHC (Overseas Australian Health Cover) provides international students with medical insurance for doctor visits, minor treatments, ambulance, and limited pharmaceuticals.

The cost of studying in Australia is affordable compared to other top destinations of study abroad such as the USA and UK. A bachelor’s degree can cost you somewhere around AUD 15,000 to AUD 33,000 per year. The master’s degree can cost you around AUD 20,000 to AUD 37,000 per year. The tuition fees for universities in Australia for international students can vary widely and should always be researched with the relevant institution. 
 

The Australian Government and Australian Universities provide scholarships for overseas students who want to study in Australia to honour your commitment to studies. They give an expansive number of grants, over two hundred million Australian dollars invested annually to provide international students with scholarships.

Living cost in Australia is expensive, and average monthly costs generally depend on the city you choose, with the most costly city being Sydney. International Students should have a budget between 2,500 to 3000 AUD per year to cover living costs while studying in Australia. The country also offers scholarships and also permits students to work part-time to support themselves financially.

International Students are qualified to work as long as 20 hours every week on their understudy visa. It is essential to know your rights and obligations to work in Australia. As a worker you have rights around least pay, leave privileges, and work environment wellbeing and safety If you mean to work in Australia, you’ll have to apply for a Tax File Number (TFN), an individual reference number utilized in the assessment and super frameworks. A student can earn from $16 – $25 per hour i.e. $1,280 – $2,000 per month. After the successful completion of a Bachelor's or Masters a student can apply for a 2-year Post-Study Work Permit.