Australia is a charming, attractive destination for students worldwide for their studying and experiencing adventure. The journey would be much cheaper and more affordable depending on theologies, your study level, and your study location. But not to be worried since StudyLink has prepared a list of studying and living costs for you. Now, let's take a closer look and get financially prepared.
Minimum living costs in Australia around 21.041 AUD per year
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The Australian government always supports and creates chances for international students to study, research and develop themselves in Australia. Some of the Australian government’s scholarships:
Australia Awards
This is a prestigious international scholar that the Australian government provides to support Vietnam to become an industrialized country in 2020. This scholar also meets the needs of raising the number of human resources in Australia.
The fellowship from the Australian government is a short-term full-scholarship for Vietnamese students with a Master's degree. These branches of study will be prioritized: Economic Governance and Development, Transportation, Water and Sanitation, Education, Gender Equality, Agriculture and Rural Development, Climate Change, Disability, Regional Stability, and Human Rights.
Australia Awards Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships
Australia Awards Endeavor Scholarships and Fellowships offer international students chances to study and research, develop in Australia for international citizens (Vietnamese included). The scholarships contain groups of:
According to the policies, international students are permitted to work a maximum of 40 hours per two weeks in the study period and 40 hours per week in the break period.
Part-time jobs salary are between 10 - 25 AUD per hour
Besides, you should notice the difference between casual-job and part-time jobs. With a casual job, you don’t necessarily have to work on specific hours and don’t have to commit to a regular job like waitress or waiter, kitchenmaid,… These jobs don’t usually provide labor interests. They pay by cash and pay on the hour. On the other hand, a part-time job can give labor insurance, and payment assuring to the government’s regulations.
Studying abroad in Australia is a dream for many students. It is extremely necessary to get mentally and financially prepared before conquering your own dream. With 15 years of experience in study abroad consulting, English training, and international educational project management, StudyLink will offer ways to achieve Australia’s scholarships, advice on the branch of learning, and advice on choosing the most suitable school; also give you the perfect preparation to study in Australia.
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