Study Abroad
Study in Australia
Universities and vocational providers with multiple intakes a year, plus foundation programmes for students moving on from O Level or IGCSE.
Study pathways
- Bachelor’s degrees
- Foundation and diploma pathway programmes
- Postgraduate study
General admission requirements
- Academic results meeting course entry requirements
- English language evidence where required
- Genuine student requirements for the visa
- Overseas Student Health Cover
Requirements differ by institution and course — always confirm with the university.
Application procedure
- 1Shortlist courses registered for international students
- 2Apply to the institution
- 3Accept your offer and receive a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
- 4Arrange health cover
- 5Apply for the Student visa
Visa guidance
Most international students apply for the Student visa (subclass 500). Check eligibility, financial and health-cover requirements with the Department of Home Affairs.
Department of Home Affairs — Student visa (opens in a new tab)Financial planning
- Budget for tuition, accommodation, living costs, health cover, travel and visa fees — and confirm current figures from the institution and the official visa authority.
- Most student visas require evidence of funds held for a set period; plan bank statements and sponsor documents early.
- Research scholarships, bursaries and instalment options directly with each institution.
How COACHUP can help
- Study Abroad Counselling
- University & College Applications
- Admission Guidance
- Visa Application Assistance
- Application Documentation Guidance
- Travel & Air Ticketing Assistance
- Pre-departure Assistance
Counselling enquiry
Ask about studying in Australia, visa guidance or travel.
Study abroad counselling
University and college applications, admission guidance and pre-departure support.