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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

  1. 1Shortlist courses registered for international students
  2. 2Apply to the institution
  3. 3Accept your offer and receive a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
  4. 4Arrange health cover
  5. 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.

Study abroad counselling

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