Do you aspire to pursue your higher studies in Australia? If yes, then you will be pleased to know that Study in Australia is an extremely popular option among higher education aspirants 

• Australia boasts of a high GDP/per capita
• It houses 37 government-funded universities and two private universities, and a state-based system of vocational training, titled Teaching and Further Education (known as TAFE)
• As per QS News Rankings 2020, the following are the top-ten universities in Australia. 8 out of 10 universities are known as G08 universities (highlighted in bold) which are Australia’s leading research-intensive universities

As per QS News Rankings 2020, the following are the top-ten universities in Australia. 8 out of 10 universities are known as G08 universities (highlighted in bold) which are Australia’s leading research-intensive universities

• Australian National University (ANU)
• University of Melbourne
• University of Sydney
• University of New South Wales (UNSW)
• University of Queensland (UQ)

• Monash University
• University of Western Australia (UWA)
• University of Adelaide
• University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
• University of Newcastle, Australia (UON)

So, what makes Australia a favourite destination for many international students to study an MBA? Here are the most cited reasons:

• Programs are globally ranked and internationally accredited
• World-class curriculum and orientation backed by the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF)
• A strong job market ensures a high Rate of Employability and Return on Investment (RoI)
• The worldwide demand for MBA graduates is highest in the Asia-Pacific region, according to the Corporate Recruiters Survey 2019, published by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), the administrators of GMAT™
• The Survey observed that nearly 9 in 10 (87%) companies in the Asia-Pacific plan to hire MBAs in 2019

• Traditional or Coursework Master’s

There are four main categories of taught programmes- Master of Arts (MA), Master of Science (MSc), Master of Business Administration (MBA) with each lasting for 1-2 years.

• Integrated Masters and PhD:

It is a programme of study that extends from three to six years. Students with a strong undergraduate background and having strong research interest or exposure are eligible for the same.

• Research Master’s

Courses under this category are a gateway towards doctoral degrees like PhD. Students with a solid undergraduate background and having strong research interest or exposure can pursue such courses.

• Dual/Joint Masters:

It is basically a combination of two courses; e.g. MSc in Computer Engineering along with a Master’s in some
other discipline. Such dual degrees can be offered as a collaboration between two universities or offered at a single university

The following types of undergraduate courses are offered in Australia:

• Bachelor’s Degrees – These are standard degrees and the duration can vary from three to four years depending on the university and the major
• Bachelor’s with Honours – As per the Australian tertiary education system, it provides the highest level of training in an undergraduate degree. Honours actually means an extra year of study after completion of the bachelor’s degree in the same field
• Advanced Diplomas or Associate Degrees – Advanced Diplomas are pursued by those who wish to pursue technical or vocational fields. An Associate Degree is usually 3-4 semesters of bachelor’s study.
• Diploma Courses – The duration of such courses is 1-2 years and is usually pursued by those wish to undertake advanced skilled or paraprofessional work.

• Eight of the Australian universities are placed in the top 100 in the latest QS World University Rankings. Under Australian Law, universities must be accredited by regulators to ensure students’ rights are protected. For example, all higher education providers in Australia must complete a stringent accreditation process to ensure they deliver the highest standard of teaching and learning.

• Through AQF the Australian government complements national regulatory and quality assurance arrangements for education and training and enables the alignment of the AQF with international qualifications frameworks. It was introduced in 1995 to support the national system of qualifications in Australia comprising higher education, vocational education, and schools. The framework enables the Australian government to accommodate the diversity of purposes of Australian education and training now and into the future.

• QILT is funded by the Australian Government Department of Education, Skills, and Employment. QILT is a suite of government-endorsed surveys for higher education, which cover the student life cycle from commencement to employment. Current and former domestic and international students participate in the survey. This data is consistently used by the government to make quality improvements in higher education and it also provides students with reliable data to compare the performance of higher education institutes.

• As per the latest QS World University Rankings, seven Australian universities feature in the top 100 ranked universities in the world. They also rank high for the specific study area of interest, with at least three Australian universities in the top 50 worldwide across the study areas of Arts and Humanities, Engineering and Technologies, Natural Sciences, Life Sciences and Medicine and Social Sciences and Management.

• Australian qualifications are recognized by employers and leading educational institutions globally. The Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000 requires institutions in Australia that offer courses to international students to meet nationally consistent standards in education quality, facilities, and services. The Education Services for Overseas Students Legislation Amendment Act 2011 introduced a more thorough system for education providers to protect the rights of international students.

• Australia has significant collaboration between universities, governments, and industries. Over decades of research, Australian research teams – many working with international researchers – have developed Wi-Fi, penicillin, the cochlear implant, the black box flight recorder, and the Gardasil cervical cancer vaccine, among many others. Health, Medical, Agricultural, Environmental, and Social Sciences research is resulting in more effective government policies and efficient services for these areas of studies.

• Australia is considered one of the most immigrant-friendly nations in the world. It offers up to four years of Post-Study Work Rights to international students post completion of their Bachelor’s or Master’s degree.

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