39 University institutions (37 government-funded universities and 2 private universities) providing a wide variety of courses with flexible delivery methods and state of the art teaching, recreational and sporting facilities. Universities engage in teaching and research across a wide range of professional and academic disciplines. These disciplines may be specialist in nature (eg, Medicine, Engineering) or generalist (eg. Arts, Science).
Quality Courses - government legislation and codes of conduct operate to regulate the Education industry and ensure students receive quality education. The protection of International Students interests is provided by the government through legislation called the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act. The act ensures protection of international students by regulating the educational institutions and requiring registration of institutions and courses on the basis of quality. Furthermore, tuition fees, dispute resolution and other relevant matters are addressed.
World class standards of Education and Training, with Australian institutions consistently ranked amongst the world's best.
Worldwide Recognition of Qualifications - important when seeking employment or further study.
Outstanding support networks to help students in all aspects of their stay in Australia.
A unique learning experience with an unmatched Lifestyle in terms of a multicultural society, great climate, safe, clean and stable environment, attractive surrounds and friendly people make it an enjoyable place to study.
A standardised National System of Qualifications.
An affordable alternative for International Students wanting to study in an English Speaking country. Outstanding value for money when compared to the USA or UK in terms of tuition fees and costs of living.
The opportunity to work up to 20 hours per week whilst studying in Australia.
