How Much Does It Cost To Study In Australia?

Depending on the degree program you select and the institution or school you enroll in, your tuition expenses will change. For instance, veterinary and medical degrees are often more expensive than other degrees. The annual tuition at higher institutions in Australia ranges from AUD 20,000 to AUD 30,000.

The cost of humanities, arts, and education courses tends to be a little lower than that of sciences and engineering courses, which are likely to be more expensive. If you wish to pursue postgraduate study, the tuition price is often higher and the costs vary depending on the program.

Tution Fees in Australia as International Student:

Tution Fees:

Student fees The largest expense associated with studying in Australia is tuition. The subject you select, the degree of education you're pursuing, and the university you attend will all affect how much you'll pay. For undergraduate degrees, Nepalese students typically spend between AUD 22,000 and AUD 50,000 per year, and for postgraduate degrees, between AUD 22,000 and AUD 50,000. Remember that some programs, like those in medicine or dentistry, may be considerably more expensive.

Education	Average tuition	Units(Average)
Bachelor’s Degree	AUD $20,000 – $45,000 per year	24
Master’s Degree	AUD $22,000 – $50,000 per year	12
Doctoral Degree	AUD $20,000 – $42,000 per year	24-36
MBA	AUD $11,000 – $121,000 per year	16

Living Expenses:

When studying in Australia, a distinct factor to consider is living expenses. Depending on your lifestyle, the city where you live, and your housing preferences, your financial demands will change. You should set aside between AUD 20,000 to AUD 27,000 per year for living expenses, which include housing, food, transportation, and other miscellaneous expenses as a student from Nepal.

Accomdation:

Expenses of Hostels Nepali students studying in Australia have a variety of housing alternatives to select from. Some institutions have collaborations with private housing providers, while others provide housing on campus, such as dorms. As an alternative, you can decide to live alone and rent a room or apartment, which would provide you more independence but might also cost more money.

Accommodation	Expenses (approx)
Hostels and Guesthouses	$90 to $150 per week
Shared Rental	$95 to $215 per week
On-campus	$110 to $280 per week
Homestay	$235 to $325 per week
Rental	$185 to $440 per week
Boarding schools	$11,000 to $22,000 a year

Additional Related Expenses When studying in Australia, you'll need to budget for additional costs than tuition, living expenses, and housing prices. For instance, you'll have to buy health insurance because it's a requirement for overseas students. The provider you select and the length of your stay will affect the cost of your health insurance. Budget for your course materials and textbooks as well, which might run you several hundred dollars each semester. Also, you might want to budget for travel costs including airfare to and from Australia as well as the cost of applying for a visa.