Study costs
In general, it is considerably cheaper for international students to study in Australia compared with many other destinations popular with international students, such as the UK or US. This coupled with the cheaper living costs makes Australia a very economic choice.
Technical and further education
Secondary education
Average tuition costs
• A$6000–A$13 000 per year
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Vocational education and training (VET)
Average tuition costs
• A$5500–A$18 000 per year
Please note that course fees can vary widely and should always be researched with the relevant college or institute.
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Technical and further education (TAFE)
Average tuition costs
• A$5500–A$18 000 per year
Please note that course fees can vary widely depending on the course and location chosen, and should always be sourced from the relevant TAFE college.
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Foundation studies
Average tuition costs
• A$9000–A$14 000 per year
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Higher education
Average tuition costs
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Bachelor Degree: A$10 000–A$13 500 per year (based on arts, accounting, business and management, and at the higher range, on law courses)
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Laboratory-based Bachelor Degree: A$11 000–A$16 500 per year (based on science and engineering courses)
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Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma: A$9000–A$16 000 per year
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Masters and Doctoral Degrees: A$11 000–A$18 500 per year
Find out more about higher education (university)
Study abroad programs
Average tuition costs
• Around A$6000 per semester
This figure is approximate as fees vary. You should discuss tuition costs with your academic advisor and prospective Australian university.
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MBA
Average tuition costs
• A$18 000 to A$48 000 for international students
Fees range widely due to differing course lengths and provider requirements.