Study in Australia
Australia (English Commonwealth of Australia) is a state in the southern hemisphere of the Earth, which includes the entire land mass of the Australian continent, the offshore island of Tasmania to its south, the sub-Antarctic Macquarie Island with its tributary islands and outer territories the Pacific Norfolk Island, the Cocos Islands, Christmas Island and the Ashmore and Cartier Islands and the Heard and McDonald Islands in the Indian Ocean. Since the Antarctic Treaty of 1933, the country has also laid claim to the Australian Antarctic Territory. Its neighboring countries are New Zealand to the southeast and Indonesia, East Timor and Papua New Guinea to the north.
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Bond University
As Australia's first private, not-for-profit university, Bond University is consistently rated #1 in Australia for student experience*, offering a personalised study environment with small class sizes and Australia's lowest student: teacher ratio. Known for its three-semester-per-year timetable, students can fast-track their studies and graduate sooner. With limitless opportunities to gain a global perspective through internships, volunteering, international competitions, industry conferences, study tours and more, Bond students stand out at university and after they graduate. All students have access to state-of the-art academic, technological and recreational facilities on its campus on the Gold Coast, Australia's sixth largest and fastest growing city.
International College of Management, Sydney (ICMS)
Since 1996, the International College of Management, Sydney (ICMS) offers outstanding study opportunities in a beautiful location at Australia's east coast. Efficient teaching methods, highly qualified professors and excellent equipment at ICMS provide a distinguished study environment. The unique location close to the famous Manly Beach is highly popular with Australian as well as international students. Another campus for postgraduate students is located directly in the metropolis of Sydney which is only one ferry ride far from Manly.
James Cook University Australia
Your world-class education begins here. Ranked in the top 300 universities in the world*, JCU provides world-class facilities, career-focused courses, and leading research excellence across two campuses in Townsville and Cairns. JCU students participate in hands-on learning in unique and spectacular locations including the Australian Outback and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed rainforests of the Wet Tropics and the Great Barrier Reef.
The international student populations in Cairns and Townsville are diverse and close-knit. Combined with a welcoming local community, international students are encouraged to become part of the local community and participate in Australian life through pursuing opportunities to enjoy a richly rewarding social and cultural life and experience indigenous cultures.
* Times Higher Education University Rankings 2022
Note: Business subjects run on a trimester model. All other subjects are on the semester model.
University of the Sunshine Coast (USC)
USC is an Australian public university. USC’s main campus is located in Sippy Downs on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast. Set in the sunny state of Queensland on Australia’s east coast, the Sunshine Coast is a destination of endless beaches, expansive hinterlands and a warm climate, and a relaxed and friendly community. Approximately 328,000 people call the Sunshine Coast their home, making it the third most populous region in Queensland. Located only a short one-hour drive north of the state’s capital, Brisbane, it is home to the architecturally diverse USC Sunshine Coast campus – a campus renowned for its environmentally sustainable approach.
The campus sits on a 100-hectare designated wildlife reserve, which provides sanctuary to native Australian wildlife, including the resident Eastern Grey Kangaroos, reptiles, and birds.
At USC Sunshine Coast, you will become one of the locals in no time and enjoy making friends with Australians, while meeting students from around the world.