Study in Australia

More than 1,200 educational establishments and more than 22,000 courses are available to international students who are thinking about studying in Australia. Australian educational establishments are known over the world for their proficiency in a wide range of fields.

Here are some few explanations for this:

• Academic staffs are recruited from around the world and are frequently leading industry expert’s in their field.
• Australia has a reputation for adopting new technologies at a faster rate than most other countries and has one of the highest rates of Internet access in the world.
• Institutions provide practical and career-oriented training so graduates can be confident they have the skills demanded by employers. • Australia has a reputation as an innovative and research-intensive culture.
• Australia has a reputation as an innovative and research-intensive culture.

Ability to Work

During Their Studies:The ability to work while studying is one of Australia's main draws for students, as it allows them to augment their income through work experience. Students find Australia to be an appealing study destiny since it allows them to work part-time to augment their income. Work is only permitted for international students enrolled in courses in Australia after they Begin. When a student's course is regarded to be "in session," they are subject to work condition 8105, which allows them to work 40 hours per fortnight * while their course is in session and limitless hours when it is not.

• for the length of the semesters as specified (including exam periods); • in the event that the studies have been finished but the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) is still in effect and
• if a student is undertaking another course during a break from their main course and the points will be credited towards their main course.

For further details, see this section on Students' Work Rights.
* Students in Postgraduate Research (subclass 574) are allowed to work as many hours as they choose after the course starts.

Reliance: After the student has started the degree, their dependents are allowed to work 40 hours a fortnight in Australia if they have a student visa. If the student is enrolled in a program that is listed on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions for the purpose of earning a master's or doctoral degree

Rights to Post-Study Work

for qualifying graduates of higher education degrees, the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) gives additional opportunities for working in Australia through the Post-Study Work stream. The length of a visa issued under this stream to successful candidates varies according on their greatest level of study; it can be two, three, or four years.In the six months leading up to their application, students had to fulfill the Australian study requirement by obtaining one of the following:

• a single CRICOS qualification that required at least two academic years of study, or multiple qualifications totaling at least two academic years of study; and
• completing this study in no less than 16 months.
• finished the program while physically present in Australia.