Colleges & Universities in Australia
	Canberra
	Melbourne, Victoria
	Sydney, New South Wales
	Perth, Western Australia
	Brisbane, Queensland
	Adelaide, South Australia

Canberra
University:

1. The Australian National University
2. University of Canberra

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Melbourne, Victoria
Colleges:

1. Australian National Airline College
2. Kilmore International School (Co-educational, Boarding Yr. 7 to Yr.12 International Baccalaureate)
3. MIBT (Preparation programmes to Deakin University )
4. RMIT College
5. Taylors College (Co-educational Yr. 10 - Yr. 12; Monash University Foundation Year)
6. Whitefriars College (Catholic College for Boys, Yr.7 to Yr.12, Homestay)

Universities:

1. Deakin University
2. RMIT  University  

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Sydney, New South Wales
Colleges:

1. International College of Management, Sydney (Hospitality; Event Management; International Tourism)
2. Martin College
3. Nature Care College (Naturopathy; Herbal Medicine; Homoeopathy; Remedial Massage; Nutritional Medicine)
4. St Paul's International College (Catholic Co-educational Boarding School for Yr.10-12 and Foundation Studies)
5. SIBT (Preparation to Macquarie University )
6. Sydney Film School (Certificate & Diploma programs leading to a Degree at The University of Sydney)
7. Taylors College (Co-educational Yr. 10 - Yr. 12; The University of Sydney Foundation Year)

Universities:

1. Macquarie University
2. The University of Newcastle

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Perth, Western Australia
Colleges:

1. Australia School of Tourism & Hotel Management (ASTHM)
2. PIBT (Preparation to Edith Cowan University )
3. Taylors College (Co-educational Yr. 10 - Yr. 12 ; The University of Western Australia Foundation Year)

Universities:

1. Edith Cowan University
2. The University of Notre Dame Australia
3. The University of Western Australia

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Brisbane, Queensland
Colleges:

1. John Paul College
2. John Paul International College
3. QIBT (Preparation to Griffith University )

Universities:

1. Griffith University

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Adelaide, South Australia
Colleges:

1. Le Cordon Bleu
2. SAIBT (Preparation to University of South Australia )

Universities:

1. Flinders University

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Study In Australia
Each year, about 200,000 international students from all over the world study in Australia and this number is growing. Why is this so?

Quality Education
Australia offers first class education courses at schools and Universities. Courses are provided by highly qualified academic staff in facilities/campuses, which incorporate the latest technology. All courses and academic staff are accredited by the Australian Government.

The Australian education system is flexible and recognises that all students have different aspirations and abilities. Students can enter and exit award courses at various times and at various levels suited to their individual needs.

Australia is world leader in all major areas of technological and medical research. Much of the research is undertaken at Universities throughout the country. International students have access to most research programs conducted in the faculty in which they are studying.

Education & Living Cost
Australia has one of the highest living standards in the world. However, for many courses the combined cost of tuition and accommodation for 1 year is approximately A$40,000.

Safe Place, Friendly People
Australia is a vibrant, multi-cultural and modern country.

Australians live in a politically stable democracy and enjoy the democratic freedoms of free speech and practice of religion.

Australians are friendly and tolerant of people who come from other cultural and racial backgrounds. 20% of Australia's population of 20 million are from Asia.

Lifestyle & Climate
Australians enjoy being outdoors, socialising around a barbeque or participating in sport. Australia is known as a great sporting nation but Australians also make box office films, produce popular music,International entertainers, modern art,drama and literary works.

Australia's climate varies from hot, wet and humid in the North, similar to Indonesia,Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, to the temperate seasonal climate in the South similar to Central China, Hong Kong & Taiwan.

Worki Opportunities
Australia allows international students to work up to 20 hours per week, enabling students to experience working in an overseas country and to earn extra money at the same time.