Scholarships for the students in Australia
Find below a few key scholarship programs you can choose to study in Australia as a
student from India:
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S.No.
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Name of the scholarships
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Description
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1
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Australian Government Research and Training Program
(AGRTP)
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- Funded by the Australian Government, it covers a student’s
tuition fee and health insurance for up to three years
- Supports a student’s (local and international) Research
Doctorate and Research Master’s degree
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2
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Australia Awards
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- Funded by the Department of Education and the Australian Centre
for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) and the
Department of Foreign Affairs (DFAT)
- Aims to provide students from developing regions an opportunity
to pursue their UG/PG program at participating universities in
Australia and Technical and Further Education (TAFE)
institutions
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3
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Destination Australia
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- This scholarship aims to encourage international students to
study in regional Australia to regionally develop tertiary
education providers in Australia and provide a learning
experience to its students
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4
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John Allwright Fellowship (JAF)
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- Provides scientists from partner countries engaged in the
Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research
(ACIAR) research projects with the opportunity to obtain
postgraduate qualifications at Australian tertiary institutions
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Note:
Above mentioned list is indicative, please check the official source or to
confirm the latest status call Applecross Global Australia migration expert on
Toll-Free No. +91 9809 000 222.
Australia Intakes/Semesters for students
The Australian colleges and universities have programed 2 major intakes or semesters.
These two intakes in Australia are:
- Semester 1: Begins late
February/early March to late May/early June
- Semester 2: Begins late
July/early August through to November
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Top study programs to study in Australia
Find below the list of top and most desired study programs by the international students
to pursue higher education in Australia:
- MBA
- Social Sciences
- Medicine
- Engineering
- Business Analytics
- Life Sciences
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Top Universities to study in Australia
Find below the list of top universities in Australia and their global rankings:
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S.No.
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Institution
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QS Ranking 2023 (Globally)
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1
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The Australian National University
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30
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2
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The University of Melbourne
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33
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3
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The University of Sydney
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41
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4
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The University of New South Wales
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45
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5
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The University of Queensland
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50
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Employment prospects in Australia
Australia is providing the international students with the opportunities to gain valuable
work experience through post-study work programs. With effect from 1 July 2023, work
limitations for student visa holders will be re-introduced and capped at 48 hours per
fortnight. These measures help you apply your newly acquired skills in a professional
setting, enhancing your employability and growing your global network. By enrolling in
to the Australian education system, you equip yourself for a smooth transition from
academia to the corporate world.
New Measures for International students in Australia applicable from 1 July 2023
- From 1 July 2023,
Foreign higher education graduates in Australia with eligible qualifications will
get additional 2 years of post-study work rights.
- Post-study work rights for selected degrees in
areas of verified skills shortages will be increased from:
- Two years to four years
for select Bachelor’s degrees.
- Three years to five
years for select Master’s degrees.
- Four years to six years
for all Doctoral qualifications (PhDs)
- The extension adds to the existing additional
1 to 2 years of work rights
for eligible foreign students who study, live and work in regional parts of Australia.
- The DHA has also announced an increase to the part
-time working hour limit for the foreign students in Australia, from 40 hours to 48
Hours per fortnight.
Employment alternatives for the International students in Australia
- On-campus
- Retail
- Hospitality
- Tutoring
- Office jobs
- Freelance
- Miscellaneous
- Volunteering
Cost of living in Australia
The cost of living in Australia depends on the city or region where you plan to live and
study. Normally, major cities like Sydney and Melbourne have higher living cost compared
to regional parts of Australia. Projected living expenses, counting accommodation,
groceries, transportation, and entertainment, can range from AUD 20,000 to AUD 30,000 a
year. As a reference, Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) costs roughly AUD 450 to AUD
800 per year. Here is the list of few common expenses while living in Australia as an
international student:
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Expenses
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Weekly budget (indicative)
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Groceries and eating out
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$140 to $280
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Gas, electricity
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$10 to $20
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Phone and Internet
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$15 to $30
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Public transport
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$30 to $60
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Car (after purchase)
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$150 to $260
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Entertainment
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$80 to $150
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Study in Australia FAQs
If you still have questions in mind below frequently asked question on
Study in Australia will surely clear your doubts:
