While planning for the ideal of higher education abroad, managing the finances remains to be one of the first concerns for both students and their already anxious parents. According to a recent study done by an international bank, Australia is topping the charts of countries with expensive higher education. To give every aspirant a fair idea, we bring to you a brief study on cost of studying in Australia. Below mentioned are some of the common expenses student must keep in mind while planning their stay in Australia.
If you go buy the official Government website, the average per year cost of studying in Australia would be much higher than average cost in any competitor country like the US, the UK or even Canada. If we talk about the bachelor’s degree, it would range from AU$15,000 (US$14,005) to AU$33,000 (US$30,810) and postgraduate master’s degree ranges from AU$20,000 (US$18,673) to $37,000 (US$34,546).
The idea is to also put a figure about the cost of living along with study cost in Australia, so that students can come prepared about the financial crunch. As per the study, on an average cost of living in Australia would come up to somewhere around AU$14,148 (US$13,140) per year.
For more info on Study in Australia, walk-in to any nearest of the 21 branches of The Chopras.
For branch info, visit http://www.thechopras.com/branches.html
To read more about overseas education, visit http://www.thechopras.com/blog.html
The idea is to also put a figure about the cost of living along with study cost in Australia, so that students can come prepared about the financial crunch. As per the study, on an average cost of living in Australia would come up to somewhere around AU$14,148 (US$13,140) per year.
For more info on Study in Australia, walk-in to any nearest of the 21 branches of The Chopras.
For branch info, visit http://www.thechopras.com/branches.html
To read more about overseas education, visit http://www.thechopras.com/blog.html
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