What are the fees for studying in Australia?

An old driver who has studied in Australia for five years will answer this question for you. A few years ago, China people went to Australia to study, just like ants moving. The purpose of most Australian students is not to learn knowledge, but to immigrate. However, the good times did not last long. With the increase in the number of Australian immigrants in recent years, the Australian Immigration Bureau has tightened its immigration policy. From the beginning of junior college, immigrants will get extra points. Since it is so difficult to immigrate, why do you want to study in Australia? Isn't Britain and America better? Australia once became the most expensive country in the world to study abroad. Let's talk about the cost of studying in Australia first.

1. Tuition

Undoubtedly, since you are studying abroad, you have to pay tuition. The amount of tuition is determined by different schools, different majors and different grades, and it will increase every year. Take my alma mater (Deakin, Melbourne) as an example. 20 10 computer software major costs 2000 Australian dollars, and one * * * has to take 24 courses to graduate, 48000 Australian dollars. Of course, the above only refers to the cost of 20 10, and the current cost is definitely more than that. I don't want to discuss the specific costs here, because every university and every subject is different.

stay behind

Most international students will choose to rent a house off campus with friends or classmates, and then everyone will share the rent equally. And rent is the biggest consumption besides tuition. I remember that my rent is 400 Australian dollars per month. In addition to renting a house outside, some international students will choose a homestay, that is, living with Australian natives. The cost is higher, but the advantage is that the landlord is familiar with Australia and can drive you around. My suggestion is that you can choose to live in a homestay in the first year and live outside with your classmates in the second year.

food

For students who can cook, the cost of meals is actually very cheap, because there are many Chinese areas in Australia, and vegetables and meat are very cheap. But if you can't cook, you have to go to a restaurant. 20 10 A bibimbap in an ordinary hotel is about 10 Australian dollars.

amusement

We have come to Australia, and we will definitely want to look around. Then I can tell you that the entertainment facilities in Australia are really close to the people. Rock climbing, tree climbing and theme parks, the fare is basically around 20 or 30 Australian dollars.

5. cars

Australia has a small population, a large area and underdeveloped public transportation. Therefore, the car has become people's daily means of transportation, and it is indispensable for school, shopping and entertainment. Most international students who go to Australia will buy a used car. Of course, the price varies with the car condition and brand, and you can buy a used car that suits you according to your own ability.

6. Other miscellaneous expenses

There are also some expenses for studying abroad, such as medical insurance and taxes paid by working. Some students may face visa expiration forms, and their studies have not yet been completed. At this time, the renewal fee will cost several hundred Australian dollars.

These are some of my expenses in Australia. If you have anything to add, please leave me a message below.