How much does it cost to study in Australia?

How much does it cost to study in Australia?

tuition

(1) Fees for studying abroad in Australian middle schools: Grade 7- 10 in Australia is junior high school education, and Grade112 is senior high school education, so the tuition fees will be different. The general public middle school tuition fee is 13000- 15000 Australian dollars/year; Tuition fees in private secondary schools are generally between 30,000 and 40,000 Australian dollars/year.

(2) University fees in Australia: The tuition fees of famous universities in Australia are generally higher, especially those located in Sydney and Melbourne. For example, the undergraduate and master's tuition fees of the University of Sydney are 30,000-40,000 Australian dollars per year, while the tuition fees of relatively remote universities, such as Charles Darwin University, are 22,000 Australian dollars per year.

Australian language remedial courses, English intensive courses for international students are about 260-480 Australian dollars per week, usually lasting four to forty-eight weeks.

living expenses

According to the official data provided by the Australian Embassy, the cost of studying in Australia for one year is 19830 Australian dollars, which is about 65438+ 10,000 yuan. Among them, Sydney has the highest living standard, while Melbourne, Queensland and Canberra, as well as South Australia and Western Australia, have lower living standards.

The specific cost is: the accommodation fee is 560- 1200 Australian dollars per month; Electricity and gas costs: 35-70 Australian dollars/week; Telephone charge: 40-70 Australian dollars/week; Transportation cost: 50-70 Australian dollars/week. International students can legally work 20 hours a week (full-time on weekends and holidays), with an average hourly income of 10- 15 Australian dollars, which can solve most of the living expenses.

In short, the annual living expenses and tuition fees in Australia total about 200,000-250,000 RMB (excluding the income from working), which is still affordable for middle-income families in China.