Study in Australia
Turn practical learning into a globally connected future.
Study in internationally recognised institutions with industry-linked courses, multicultural campuses and vibrant cities across Australia.
AUYOUR NEXT DESTINATIONWhy study in Australia?
Start with the academic experience, then test the destination against your personal profile, budget and long-term direction.
Career-connected courses
Explore programmes shaped by professional practice, placements and employer links.
Quality-assured education
Study within a regulated international education system and CRICOS-listed courses.
Research and innovation
Access strong capabilities across science, health, engineering and sustainability.
Multicultural lifestyle
Learn in welcoming cities with diverse communities and student support.
Student Visa (Subclass 500)
requirements at a glance.
Plan your application with the latest core requirements in one place. Final eligibility, costs and evidence always depend on your personal circumstances and official instructions.
Accept your offer, obtain a Confirmation of Enrolment, arrange OSHC and submit a Genuine Student application with complete evidence.
Find a field that moves your future forward.
Course availability and entry criteria vary by institution. SAG can help you compare options that fit your previous studies and career direction.
Get a personalised course shortlist →Choose the right academic level.
Foundation or pathway
Build subject knowledge, academic skills or language readiness before progressing.
Undergraduate study
Choose a bachelor-level route aligned with your previous education and career direction.
Postgraduate study
Develop specialist knowledge through taught, professional or research-led programmes.
Doctoral research
Explore supervisor, proposal and research-fit requirements for advanced study.
Explore globally recognised institutions.
Discover a selection of respected institutions in Australia. Your best-fit choice should be based on course content, entry requirements, budget and career direction.
University of Melbourne
University of Sydney
UNSW Sydney
Australian National University
Monash University
University of Queensland
University of Western Australia
University of Adelaide
University of Technology Sydney
RMIT University
Macquarie University
Deakin University
University of Wollongong
Curtin University
Queensland University of Technology
Griffith University
La Trobe University
University of Newcastle
University of Tasmania
Flinders University
University logos are shown for identification and exploration only; inclusion does not imply a formal partnership.
Explore different student environments.
Melbourne
A major student city known for culture, research and diverse universities.
Sydney
Global-city study with strong business, technology and creative sectors.
Brisbane
Warm climate, growing industries and a large international student community.
Adelaide
A compact, student-friendly city with respected research institutions.
Perth
A coastal study hub with strengths in resources, engineering and health.
Canberra
The national capital with policy, research and public-sector connections.
Gold Coast
Coastal lifestyle with hospitality, health and business programmes.
Hobart
A smaller study environment with distinctive marine and environmental research.
Bringing family to Australia?
Partners and dependent children can be included in, or later added to, an eligible student visa application. All family members must meet health, character, insurance and financial requirements.
Student visa family unit
Declare family members accurately even if they are not travelling immediately, and check subsequent-entrant eligibility before applying.
Who may qualify
A spouse or de facto partner and eligible dependent children.
Work rights
Partner work conditions depend on the student’s course level and visa conditions.
Schooling costs
School-age children may attract public or private school fees depending on the state.
Health cover
OSHC must cover accompanying family members for the required period.
Financial capacity
Budget for extra living, travel, schooling and insurance costs.
Evidence
Provide genuine relationship, custody and dependency documents where relevant.
Questions before you start?
Your exact route depends on your qualification, chosen course, institution and intake.
Ask an SAG Counsellor →What intakes are commonly available in Australia?
Typical planning options include February | July | selected November. Not every programme is offered in every intake, so check the exact course calendar.
How do I apply to institutions in Australia?
The common route is Direct or through an authorised representative. SAG can help you follow the correct process for your study level and selected institution.
Which English or language test will I need?
Accepted tests and minimum scores vary by course and institution. Some programmes may also have local-language requirements, so confirm the programme page before applying.
Can I apply with a study gap?
A gap does not have one universal outcome. Your academic history, work or personal activities, course relevance and explanation should be reviewed together.
Can SAG help with the complete process?
Yes. SAG can support profile review, country and course shortlisting, applications, document preparation, interview guidance and pre-departure planning.
Your Australia study plan.
Built around you.
Get a focused profile assessment, a realistic university shortlist and step-by-step support—from your first decision to your visa file.