How many years does it take to study in Australia?

The university system in Australia is three years, and some majors are four years or even longer, such as engineering and medicine, depending on the curriculum. If you apply for the preparatory course first, it will take about a year.

Most undergraduate majors have a three-year academic system, including media, social science, linguistics, accounting, business administration, economics, hotel management, environmental science, natural science, computer, design and nursing.

The academic system of undergraduate majors in Australian universities is divided into four types: 3 years, 4 years, 5 years and 6 years.

Four-year undergraduate majors include education, psychology, social work, law, engineering, measurement and pharmacy.

Five-year undergraduate programs include dentistry and veterinary medicine, while clinical medicine is six-year.

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Fees for studying 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. Generally speaking, the tuition fees of public middle schools range from 13000 Australian dollars to 15000 Australian dollars per year; The tuition fee of private secondary schools is generally 30,000-40,000 Australian dollars per year.

Tuition fees of Australian universities: Tuition fees of famous universities in Australia are usually higher, especially those in Sydney and Melbourne, such as the University of Sydney. The tuition fees for undergraduate and master's courses are between 30,000 and 40,000 Australian dollars per year, while the tuition fees for relatively remote universities, such as Charles Darwin University, are 22,000 Canadian dollars per year.

Australian language tutoring courses, English intensive courses for foreign students are about 260-480 Australian dollars per week, usually lasting 4-48 weeks.