chooses the ideal country to study in based on factors such as education quality, living environment, social environment, employment and immigration. Australia ranks third overall. Chief among them is that Australia excels in living environment, quality of education, public safety, infrastructure and inclusiveness. So, what is the cost of living for undergraduate and postgraduate students to study in Australia? Let’s take a look with the editor of Xinghan.
The main and largest components of the cost of studying in Australia are tuition fees and living expenses. The tuition fees and living costs of studying in Australia are affected by geographical location, and living standards in different regions also vary greatly.
1. Canberra
1. Tuition fee:
Undergraduate: about 25,000-42,000 Australian dollars per year
Postgraduate: about 28,000-45,000 Australian dollars per year
2. Living expenses:
Canberra is the capital of Australia, but the cost of living is not that high, every year About AUD 18,000-25,000.
Main institutions: prestigious Australian National University , University of Canberra , etc.
2. New South Wales
1. Tuition fee
Undergraduate: about 23,000-42,000 Australian dollars per year
Postgraduate: about 30,000-43,000 Australian dollars per year
2. Living expenses:
New South Wales is the most prosperous state in Australia. Here There are 11 universities. The prosperous economy makes the cost of living higher than other states, about 22,000 to 35,000 Australian dollars per year.
Main institutions
University of Sydney , University of New South Wales , Macquarie University , University of Technology Sydney , Western Sydney University , Australian Catholic University, etc.
3. Victoria
1, tuition fee
Undergraduate: about 330,000-40,000 Australian dollars per year
Postgraduate: about 28,000-45,000 Australian dollars per year
2. Living expenses:
Victoria is Australia's traditional economic state and is the country's research and development center for information and communication technology. Center and manufacturing center, the cost of living is about A$22,000-32,000 per year.
Main universities
Melbourne University, Monash University, Royal Institute of Technology, Swinburne University, La Trobe University, etc.
4. South Australia
1. Tuition fee:
Undergraduate: about 27,000-38,000 Australian dollars per year
Postgraduate: about 28,000-42,000 Australian dollars per year
2. Living expenses:
The capital of South Australia is Adelaide, located in It is the center of the southern coastline of the Australian continent, so the cost of living is about A$18,000-25,000 per year.
Main institutions:
University of Adelaide , University of South Australia , Flinders University , Le Cordon Bleu, etc.
5. Queensland
1. Tuition fee:
Undergraduate: about 22,000-35,000 Australian dollars per year
Postgraduate: about 28,000-35,000 Australian dollars per year
2. Living expenses:
Queensland is the second largest state in Australia and has a developed tourism industry. The cost of living is approximately AUD 20,000-25,000 per year.
Main institutions:
University of Queensland , Queensland University of Technology , Griffith University , Bond University , Central Queensland University , James Cook University , etc.
6. Western Australia
1. Tuition fees
Undergraduate: about 27,000-33,000 Australian dollars per year
Postgraduate students: about 28,000-38,000 Australian dollars per year
2. Living expenses:
Western Australia is the most important pillar of Australia's GDP. Therefore, the living standard here is not low, and the cost of living is about 18,000-25,000 Australian dollars per year.
Main institutions
University of Western Australia , Curtin University , Murdoch University , Edith Cowan University , etc.
7. Tasmania
1. Tuition fee:
Undergraduate: about 25,000-30,000 Australian dollars per year
Postgraduate: about 28,000-32,000 Australian dollars per year
2. Living expenses:
There are relatively few schools in this state, so life The cost is not too high, about 16,000-23,000 Australian dollars per year (excluding rent)
Main institutions:
University of Tasmania, Tasmania University of Technology, etc.
The above fees do not include rent. Many universities have accommodation, but some students choose to rent their own rooms for freedom. This leads to different consumption levels for everyone in terms of accommodation. Students can calculate the cost of living based on their actual needs. The above tuition fees and living expenses are for reference only.
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