Costs Of Studying In Australia
Tuition fees vary according to location, institution and course.
GENERAL GUIDE TO TUITION FEES
| Course: | Fee range (AUD)* | Duration: | |
| English | General/Academic English | $350-$450 | per week |
| Cambridge Examination Preparation | $4,250-$5,100 | per program (10-12weeks) | |
| Government Schools | Study Abroad | $3,000-$7,000 | per term |
| Primary (full fee) | $8,400-$9,500 | per year | |
| Secondary (full fee) | $10,000-$14,650 | per year | |
| Vocational/TAFE | Certificate/Diploma courses | $8,500-$20,000 | per year |
| University | Foundation course | $9,000-$14,000 | per semester |
| Study Abroad | $8,000-$12,000 | per semester | |
| Undergraduate | $14,000-$35,000 | per year | |
| Postgraduate | $15,000-$36,000 | Per year |
*Fees above are based on a full time study load and exclude school administration/enrolment fee, examination fee, accommodation, airport pick-up.
LIVING COSTS
The average living cost for an international student in Australia ranges between $18,500 -$26,000 per year (includes accommodation, food, telephone, gas, electricity, transport and spending money). Living costs will vary depending on individual circumstances, study location and lifestyle.
Students who will be bringing dependent family unit members with them to Australia should factor in additional living costs of $7,000-$8,000 per year for dependent partners and $3’750-$4000 per child (excluding tuition fees).
EXPENSE GUIDE
Overseas student health cover $450-$500 annually (single)
Temporary accommodation upon arrival $35 per night (basic budget share)
Accommodation
Share house: $100 – $300 per week (plus utility costs)
Home stay: $240 – $300 per week (plus placement fee)
On campus college $180 – $400 per week
