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The cost
of studying in Australia compares favourably with other destination
countries for international students. The Australian Government
recently commissioned a study to compare the costs of university
courses for international students in Australia, New Zealand,
the UK, Canada and the US. The study found that in terms of
total costs (which include tuition fees and living expenses)
the US and UK are consistently more expensive than Australia.
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International
students are charged up-front tuition fees. Costs vary according
to the course chosen and the institution. As a guide you can
expect to pay:
- A$5000
- A$10,000 per year for secondary school
- A$7,000
- A$8,000 for English language courses
- A$3000
to A$12,000 per year for vocational education and training
courses
- A$10,000
- A$13,000 for foundation studies
- Around
A$12,000 per year for Bachelor Degree coursessuch as in
arts, business, economics and law
- A$14,000
- A$16,000 per year for laboratory-based Bachelor Degree
courses such as in science and engineering
- A$12,000
- A$18,000 for Graduate Certificates and Graduate Diplomas
- A$12,000
- A$18,000 per year for a Masters Degree or a Doctoral Degree.
Institutions
sometimes make an additional charge to cover other costs associated
with being a student (eg student organisation membership,
library and laboratory costs and sports facility costs). Some
courses make specific charges for excursions, books, stationery
and other essential material.
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