Australia is a stable, democratic, and culturally diverse country with a highly skilled workforce, having one of the strongest performing economies in the world. With its spectacular landscapes and rich ancient culture, Australia has become the preferred destination for international students for higher studies. The primary language of Australia is English, which makes it convenient for Nepalese students to adapt to their culture very fast.

Australian universities have always been among the top 50 in the world for quality education, student satisfaction, and overall global reputation. They offer internationally recognized qualifications, research opportunities, a diverse range of courses, flexible work hours, and an adaptive lifestyle that allows students to work during semesters and full-time during semester breaks.

The educational requirements include a bachelor’s degree with completion of 12 years of full-time education, minimum academic scores, and evidence of English language proficiency through tests like IELTS, TOEFL, and PTE. A master’s degree includes 2 years of full-time education and completion of a bachelor’s degree.

Most universities in Australia have three intakes, though the intake varies depending on course chosen and deadlines. The students must therefore divide their time for visa processing before the courses begin. Generally, Australia is a dream destination for international students as far as quality education and laying firm grounds in their field of study is concerned.