The world’s smallest continent, but largest island, Australia is more than just a scenic country with its gorgeous beaches and mountains, the outbacks, and its modern, cosmopolitan cities thrumming with culture and life. With 36 of its universities claiming a place in the 2021 QS World University Rankings, it’s also one of the world’s most popular study abroad destinations. And for good reason too. Alongside world-class education opportunities, Australia offers international students the chance to get in that valuable work experience, and pursue post-study work and permanent residency after graduating.
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Home to the world-famous Group of Eight (Go8) universities, Australia is a force to be reckoned with in higher education. The island nation may have 43 universities, but an impressive 38 of them are world-ranking, according to the QS World University Rankings 2023. An Australian degree is universally recognised as a sign of academic excellence, knowledge, skill and experience. Kick off your study abroad search by exploring what Australian universities have to offer.

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Australia

Study Guide to Australia for International Students: Admissions, Eligibility, Cost of Living &amp; Jobs

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Explore everything you need to know about studying abroad in Australia/the UK/Canada, from intake dates and application processes to visa applications and best student cities!