Study in Australia

Study Cost in Australia

1. Cost of Living
The average living cost in Australia for an international student is estimated to be from AUD 20,000 to AUD 25,000 per year. However, these expenses may differ depending on the student's lifestyle, kind of housing, and geographic location. The cost of living is typically higher in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne than in smaller cities or rural locations.

2. Examine Prices
Here are a few ballpark figures:

2.1 Studies of English Language
Typical weekly expenses: $350 to $450, depending on the duration of the course.

2.2 Vocational Training and Education (Advanced Diploma, Diploma, and Certificates I through IV)
Cost: from $4,000 to $22,000 each year.

2.3 Bachelor's Degree Program for Undergraduates
Annual Cost: $15,000 to $35,000.

2.4 Master's Degree Postgraduate
Cost per year: $20,000–$42,000.

2.5 Degree of Doctoration
Costs range from $20,000 to $42,000 per year (attractive scholarships of up to 100% and living subsidies upon fulfillment of university prerequisites are available).

Remember that living expenses and tuition for studying in Australia can change depending on your own choices, lifestyle, and the region you choose. For the most recent and detailed information, it is advised to visit the university's official website or get in touch with the admissions office.

With A One Global Consultants, you can study in Australia and get unmatched opportunities for academic excellence and personal development. Our dedicated team is committed to assisting students at every stage of their educational journey to ensure a rewarding and enriching experience.

Scholarship Opportunity

At A One Global Consultants, we are aware of how crucial it is to locate scholarships that will assist international students in achieving academic success in Australia.

• Australia Awards- These prestigious scholarships, which are provided by the government of Australia and support undergraduate and graduate degrees, are intended for students from developing nations.
• Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships- These are merit-based scholarships that allow professionals, international students, and researchers to study, conduct research, or advance their careers in Australia.
• University-specific Scholarships- To attract talented international students, many Australian universities offer their own scholarships to cover tuition, living expenses, and even travel costs.
• Research Scholarships- Scholarships are offered by a number of Australian organizations and institutions to research students pursuing a Ph.D. or Masters in research.
• Government-funded Scholarships- Scholarships are available from some Australian state and territory governments to international students, particularly those studying in regional areas, to help them pay for their education and living costs.

Intake Details in Australia

International students typically enrol in two main intakes at Australian universities: July and August, respectively.

The intake in February and March coincides with the first semester of the Australian academic year, whereas the intake in July and August coincides with the second semester. For certain programs, some institutions may also offer a mid-year intake in November or December.

Check the specific intake dates for the university and course you’ve chosen.

Level of Education	Intakes
Diploma or Advanced Diploma (VET)	Every Month OR Every Alternate Month
Diploma (Higher Education)	Feb – March June – July Oct – Nov
Bachelor’s Degree	Feb – March June – July Oct – Nov
Masters Coursework	Feb – March June – July Oct – Nov

Documents Check

In addition to meeting the English test score criterion and demonstrating academic eligibility, you must also satisfy the "Genuine Student Assessment Criteria", which are based on a number of related characteristics. In addition to "Course Alignment" and "Choice of Provider or City", your sponsors' "Financial Strength" is also a factor. In order to ensure that your "Profile Analysis" is completed meticulously and leads to a successful career, our team of "Counselors" and "Documentation Officers" will support you. You will receive real-time application status updates as well as end-to-end application management, GSA guidance, and verification.

Checklist of Documents for Offer Letters:
- Academic to Date with Valid Passports (Transcript, Character, Provisional)
- Work History, Education, and Experience
- Any Extracurricular Activities (Give out certificates)
- Score from the IELTS, PTE, or TOEFL iBT Test (may be conditional; score requirements must be met before GSA submissions)
- Declaration of Purpose (if necessary, depending on the institution)
- Interview (if necessary, depending on the institution)

Genuine Student Assessment Criteria (GSA) Document Checklist:
Source of Income: Salaried
- Bank statement for the salary account, employee ID card, personal PAN card, employment and salary certificate, and tax clearance certificate.
Pension:
- Pension Book or Letter, Bank Statement.
Business:
- Bank statement of the company, audit report, tax clearance, and registration of the company, if it is a legal partnership.
Agriculture:
- Buyer letter, farm or produce photos, tax clearance, and statement whether the farm is registered, same as a business.
Commercial Vehicle Lease:
- Car ownership, lease agreement, bank statement, auto insurance, photos, auto valuation, and tax clearance.
Property Rental:
- Agreement, Tenant Citizenship or Registration, Statement, Income Tax Clearance, and Land or House Property Tax Clearance.
Foreign Employment:
- Work Contract, Local ID, Passport, and Valid Visa (minimum of six months).

Documents must be meticulously examined and independently confirmed. Sponsors are exempt from having to prove funds if they can provide a one-year bank statement proving their annual taxable income of at least AUD 20,000 for single students or AUD 25,000 for students traveling with family.