The student can work a maximum of 40 hours per fortnight when the course is in session and can work for unlimited hours during the vacations. The international students studying master’s degree by research or Ph.D degrees can work for unlimited hours.
About The Country
Australia
- Capital : Canberra
- Largest City : Sydney
- Dialing code : +61
- Currency : Australian Dollar (AUD)
- Type of Country : Commonwealth Country
- Population : 24,168,303
- Official languages: : English
- Government : Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy
- National Animal : Kangaroo and EMU.
Australia
Study in Australia
The country has a well-developed education system with participation rates among the highest in the world. Each year, an increasing number of international students pass out from colleges in Australia. Australians enjoy quality of life which is as rated one of the highest in the world. Australia’s clean physical environment, health services, education and lifestyle combine to make it an attractive place to live. Australia started the system of the secret ballot and that of vote for women. Australia’s system of government reflects the British and North American models of liberal democracy, but has unique australian features.
Student Fees Structure
The tuition fees per Semester depending upon the Course/ Level of study. Earlier, the Student visa comprised of 8 sub-classes (subclass 570–576), but now there is only one student visa class i.e. Sub class 500 based on the education sector of your main course.
Student Work Rights
Dependent Work Rights
The spouse of a student can work a maximum of 40 hours per fortnight. If the student is studying at Masters or PhD level, spouse can work for full-time, once the student starts his/her main course.
Minor Students or Under 18 Students
Usually, International students studying in Australia on a student visa will require a guardian if they are under 18 years of age.
Universities & Institutions
The University of New South Wales
Sydney
The University of Queensland
Brisbane
Monash University
Melbourne
The University of Adelaide
Adelaide
The University of Newcastle
Newcastle
Macquarie University
Sydney
Curtin University
Perth
Queensland University of Technology
Brisbane
RMIT University
Melbourne
Deakin University
Melbourne & Geelong
University of South Australia
Adelaide
Griffith University
Gold Coast & Brisbane
University of Tasmania
Hobart, Launceston & Sydney
Swinburne University of Technology
Melbourne
La Trobe University
Melbourne & Sydney
Flinders University
Adelaide
James Cook University
Townsville, Cairns & Brisbane
Western Sydney University
Sydney(Paramatta & Citycampuses)
CQ University Australia
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane & Perth
University of Southern Queensland
Toowoomba, Sydney
