Why study in Australia?
Australia combines highly ranked universities with a relaxed lifestyle, a warm climate and a large international student community.
- Universities with strong international rankings
- Practical, career-focused courses
- Large and welcoming international student community
- Post-study work options for eligible graduates
Popular subjects
- Business and accounting
- Information technology
- Engineering
- Nursing and health
- Hospitality and tourism
Universities we work with
Ask us which Australian universities are open for your course and intake. We will give you an up-to-date list.
Entry and English requirements
Undergraduate courses need your school-leaving qualifications; postgraduate courses need a bachelor’s degree. Universities usually ask for IELTS, PTE or TOEFL.
- Undergraduate: IELTS 6.0–6.5 overall, usually with no part below 6.0
- Postgraduate: IELTS 6.5 overall, usually with no part below 6.0
- Nursing, teaching and some health courses: often IELTS 7.0 or higher
Intakes
The main intakes are February and July. Some universities offer more start dates.
Costs and scholarships
Fees depend on the university and course. Many universities offer merit scholarships for international students.
- University merit scholarships: often 10%–50% off tuition fees
- Australia Awards: around 70 scholarships a year for Bangladeshi citizens for master’s study, covering full tuition, return airfare, an establishment allowance and a contribution to living costs
Typical figures. Requirements and scholarship amounts vary by university and course and change each year, so we confirm the latest details with you before you apply.
Student visa
Most students need a Student visa (subclass 500), applied for after receiving a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE). See our Visa Guidelines and always check the official government website for the latest rules.
