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Australia, a charming pure land in the southern hemisphere, has become a popular country for studying abroad in the past few years. There are many destinations for studying abroad in the world, but Australia has its unique advantages. Therefore, in recent years, the number of people who have gone to Australia to study has been growing steadily and their reputation is also very good.
Then, why so many people choose to study in Australia? Let’s explore some reasons!
1. Best environment
Australia is the world’s third-largest choice for international students to study, and the ideal environment is an important reason. In the 2019 ranking of the world’s best cities for studying abroad, 5 Australian cities ranked in the top 30. This is not strange at all since Australia has a pleasant environment, mild climate, and political stability. It is not only one of the top ten global happy countries, but also the 2nd best livable country in the world. Australia also provides an excellent learning environment for students and pays great attention to students’ safety. All students under the age of 18 must be arranged by the school with a guardian. The school will also provide accommodation or host families for international students. All host families will be strictly regulated by the government to ensure that international students can study and live safely in Australia.
2. World-class education
Australia’s education facilities are well developed, with more than 1,000 state-recognized higher education institutions offering more than 22,000 courses. These include primary and secondary schools, higher education (including universities), vocational education and training (VET), English language courses, etc. to meet the different needs of students. If you are interested in the courses in Australia, you can use Course Finder to quickly do a course search.
In addition, Australia’s high-level teaching quality is also world-renowned. Among the top 100 universities in the world, Australian universities account for seven of them, second only to the United States and the United Kingdom.
In addition to the long-established universities with good rankings, young Australian universities also have good development, and many of them are among the best in the world’s young universities.
In terms of academics, Australian universities are ranked in the top 50 of the world in all subjects, among which subjects such as accounting, education, nursing, pharmacy, and politics are ranked in the top 10. In recent years, Australia has always been in the top ten in the rankings of higher education systems around the world.
Australia also has a globally recognized academic qualification and diploma qualification-the Australian academic qualification framework, which allows Australia and other countries to recognize the academic qualifications of Australian students to help them in their future employment or studies. Australia has an excellent education system. Under the Australian education system, many outstanding scientists, designers, educators and entrepreneurs have been cultivated, and many of them have won Nobel honors. From the black box on the airplane to the Wi-Fi that is commonly used in our daily life, more than one billion people need and use Australian inventions to work and live every day.
3. Governmental support
In order to ensure that international students receive high-quality education and protection, the Australian government has formulated the “Overseas Student Education Service Act 2000” and the “2007 Overseas Student Registration Institutions and Education and Training National Regulations” and other regulations to set service standards for different educational institutions, such as obligations to be fulfilled when students apply for study abroad and registration, and establish supervision departments such as the Higher Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) and the Australian Skills Quality Agency (ASQA) to regulate and supervise the quality of educational institutions.
In addition, the Australian government also encourages and supports international students to study and develop in Australia. Every year, more than 200 million Australian dollars are allocated to the “Australia Scholarship Program” and “International Graduate Research Scholarship” and other scholarship and subsidy programs for international students to provide them with financial assistance for studying in Australia.
Except for the reasons mentioned above, there are also many other advantages of studying in Australia. In this view, it is not surprising that Australia can become a popular study abroad destination in recent years.
