While Australians love their sport, they also have a special affinity for the arts. From cinema, literature and music to theatre, dance and the visual arts, Australia’s varied cities are rich in culture. Australian culture wouldn’t be what it is without its multicultural dimension. Australia continues to benefit from its multicultural make-up – one of the most diverse in the world – enjoying a wealth of ideas, cuisines and lifestyles. The last census reported that 33% of the population is foreign-born, and over 60% of Australians are of mixed cultural origins. Every four minutes and eight seconds Australia gains another international immigrant.

Australian cities have excellent public and private transport systems, making travelling around them simple and fast.

• Undergraduate Bachelor Degree – $15,000 to $33,000*
• Postgraduate Masters Degree – $20,000 to $37,000*

Note: High value courses like medical and veterinary are not included

• Hostels and Guesthouses – $80 to $135 per week
• Shared Rental – $70 to $250 per week
• On campus – $80 to $250 per week
• Homestay – $110 to $270 per week
• Rental – $100 to $400 per week.
  Other Living Expenses

• Groceries and eating out – $80 to $200 per week
• Gas, electricity – $60 to $100 per week
• Phone and Internet – $20 to $50 per week
• Public transport – $10 to $50 per week
• Car (after purchase) – $150 to $250 per week

As international student you have to pay your tuition fee first before you study. Normally all university take about 50% in advance from the 1st year’s tuition fee. Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) also has to be paid with the tuition fee.
Other additional costs like course materials and access to institution facilities will be charged when you are at your designated university.