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Key Advantages

Why Study in Australia?

The main reasons students from India and Pakistan choose Australia. QS and Times Higher Education (THE) are two lists that rank universities.

Why Study in Australia?

Top Benefits
Many universities are among the best in the world
Work rights while you study
A visa to work after you graduate
Students from 192 countries
42
Quality-assured universities
9
In the QS 2027 world top 100
6
In the THE 2027 world top 100
More than half a million
International students in Australia

Top universities, work rights and people from many countries.

Academic Excellence

Universities Ranked Among the Best

In the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2027, 37 Australian universities were ranked, and 6 are in the world top 100.

Information technology

Popular with students from India and Pakistan.

Program Highlights:

Monash is the only university in the Group of Eight (eight top research universities) with its own IT faculty

The Australian Computer Society (ACS) has approved the IT master's degrees at RMIT University (RMIT) and Monash

Subject rankings

Australia does well across many subjects.

Program Highlights:

In the 2026 QS subject lists, Australia has universities in the world's top 100 for 54 subject areas

Prestigious Institutions

Academic Excellence Nationwide

University of Melbourne
The University of Sydney
Monash University
The University of Queensland
UNSW Sydney
Australian National University
Post-Study Work Pathway

While you study

Work up to 48 hours a fortnight (every two weeks) while your course is in session (while classes run), and unlimited hours when it is not.

Graduate

Finish a course on CRICOS, the government list of courses open to international students, and get your degree or certificate.

Apply for the 485 visa

Apply for the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485, the number of this visa). You must have had a Student visa in the last 6 months.

Live and work

Live, study and work in Australia for the length of your visa.

Post-Study Work Rights

Build your career in Australia

Duration
Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485): usually 2 to 3 years, depending on your degree or certificate.

The visa fee starts at AUD 5,750 (Australian dollars). Most applicants must be 35 or under, but exceptions apply.

Key Benefits

Gain valuable work experience
Build professional networks
Pathway to permanent residency

Graduate Employment

Employment Rate
Average to Find Job
Campus Life

Campus Life in Australia

Universities help you settle in and support you while you study.

The Australia Campus Experience

Sport

Cricket and Australian Rules football (AFL), a local kind of football, are popular, as are rugby league, tennis and swimming.

Orientation Week

Orientation Week (O-Week), a welcome week, is usually the week before classes start. It helps you make friends and meet staff.

Faith and community

You will find places of worship and communities for many faiths.

Quality of Life & Support

Support Services for International Students

International student support

Help with study, visa and living questions at your university.

Help with money trouble

Ask your university's international student team.

Complaints

The National Student Ombudsman helps with complaints about your university that it has not fixed.

Housing choices

University housing, student apartments, share houses and homestays.

Outdoor life

Beaches, parks and national parks are close to most big cities.

Unique Advantages

What Makes Australia Different

Benefits that matter to international students.

Ranked universities

Australia has 42 quality-assured universities. 27 of them are among the best 500 in the world on the QS 2027 list.

9 in the QS 2027 top 100

Student protection

If your university or college cannot teach your course, the Tuition Protection Service (TPS) can help with refunds or another place to study.

Tuition Protection Service

Work after study

The Temporary Graduate visa lets you stay and work after you finish.

Usually 2 to 3 years

Safe and stable

Australia has a calm and steady government.

Stable government
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