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Australia has earned its reputation among international students for its world-leading universities, diverse range of programs, and high-quality education standards. Its welcoming culture and excellent student support services make it a top choice for education abroad.

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Why to study in

Australia from Nepal?

Australia is a modern, democratic country with great healthcare, world-class educational institutions and geography that’s like no place else on earth.

University Education

The higher education sector consists mainly of universities (both government and private). There are 39 Australian universities, of which 2 are private (Bond and Notre Dame). Primary roles of Australian Universities:

Storing Knowledge
Transferring knowledge to others
Creating knowledge
TAFE (Technical and Further Education) Institutes, specialized institutes and other private colleges also provide post-school qualifications. While they mostly offer courses to a Diploma level, some courses are offered through to Bachelor degree level.

Ability to Work

For Diploma, Bachelor or Master Degree course work:
A student visa holder is subject to work condition 8105 which permits the student to work 40 hours per fortnight while their course is in session and unlimited hours while their course is not in session. Postgraduate Research students can work unlimited hours once their course commences.

Dependent
Dependent of student visa holders are permitted to work in Australia for 40 hours per fortnight once the student has commenced their course but if the student’s course of study is a course for the award of a masters (course work or research) or doctorate degree registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and courses of Overseas students, a dependent may work unlimited hours.

Compliance of Visa Condition as a student:

Satisfactory class attendance
Satisfactory Academic performance
Basis for student’s Visa subclass and assessment level
Academic and age requirements
English language requirements
Financial requirements

Requirements

Sufficient level of English language proficiency and the minimum academic qualifications are required by the students before admission in an Australian university. Undergraduate degrees require an Australian Senior School Certificate of Education (Year 12) or the overseas equivalent of this. Some degrees may also have certain pre-requisite subjects and grades. Entry to postgraduate courses requires completion of a Bachelor degree to a satisfactory standard. Prospective students may also need to demonstrate research ability or relevant work experience. University courses cost in Australia is comparable to those in other English speaking countries (USA, UK). In the Australian education system, some degrees are slightly shorter than in other countries. For example, some Bachelor degrees take three years in Australia but four years in the USA.

The measures that operate to safeguard and improve quality of Australia’s Universities include:

The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA)
Universities Australia
Basis for student’s Visa subclass and assessment level
Academic and age requirements
English language requirements
Financial requirements

Document Check List

Documents that are required to be carried by the students to the institute/university at the time of arrival for orientation and enrollment are:

Passport
Letter of Offer
Original or certified copies of academic qualification.
Driving License(if possessed)
Prescriptions required for ongoing medication

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