Historically, Australia is a country which has promoted friendly immigration policies to allow more settlers from across the world. With a population of only about 25 million at present and GDP of 53,800 USD, Australia promises to be a great study destination.

With 5 of the top 30 cities and 7 of the top 100 universities of the World in Australia, it stands proud as one of the most preferred study abroad destinations for International Students. Australia is ranking eighth in the Universities 2012 U21 Ranking of National Higher Education Systems, much higher than Germany, Netherlands and Japan. 

An increasing number of Indian students are opting for Australia for higher studies owing to its 

• World – Class Standard of Education
• Cutting Edge Universities with Top Global Rankings
• Readily available Internships
• Ear marked Govt. Scholarship Budget for International Students 
• Hassle Free Student Visa Process
• Post-Study Work Opportunities 
• High Quality of Life 
• Cultural Diversity & Vibrancy
• Amiable Climate
• Lower Cost of Living and Tuition Fees

Irrespective of your choice of Study Course/program with over 22000+ courses to choose from across 1100+ Institutions, the Australian Education System offers unmatched academic excellence and support for the international students. India continues to be the second-largest provider of International student enrolments to Australia. 

Currently, Australia boasts of the third largest number of international students in the English-speaking world after the US and the UK. This country in the Asia Pacific Rim offers an additional advantage of paid internships while studying. It homes approximately 3,84,000 + international students from over 140 countries for its Under-Grad, Post-Grad & Doctorate Study programs.

With more than Au$200 million worth of annual Government Scholarships allocated for international students, Australian Education is also more affordable. In addition, it also offers a variety of future career opportunities. 

Australia also leads in its pace in adoption of new technologies in comparison to most other countries. The Australian Qualification Framework (AQF), a system of learning that is authorized by the Australian government, also covers most of the courses and training undertaken by international students in Australia.