Overview

Higher Education education in taught in Australia has been sort after by international students for over decades have 8 of the Top 100 Universities in the World (THE and Qs) located on-shore in Australia. With a range of programs from;

Business and Commerce
Science and Medicine
Engineering and Build Environment
Art and Design
Computing and IT

Students wishing to study have a variety of courses and specializations to apply to, with course structures depending on your field broken into 1 hour tutorials or laboratory exercises, 2 hour lectures or 3 hour seminars, students in university will have class room contact hours of 12 to 16 hours weekly.

Australia’s universities uphold a high level of standards as set out by the Government through Australian Qualification Framework, which universities abide by in providing the best possible program that meets Australian Standards.

Admission Requirements

Students intending to excel their studies in Australia’s University programs must meet a minimum academic requirement for entry into the programs, these requirements depend on the field and level of study. The minimum requirement would be for applicants to complete either;

An high school exam minimum equivalent of scoring 60 to 70 of the Australian Tertiary Admissions Ranking.
a Diploma closely related to the intending enrolled program.
a Foundation Program towards that institution.

Students also must meet the Australian English Language Requirement of IELTS 6.0 in all bands for most general programs and IELTS 6.5 in all bands for most post graduate programs.