Study Destinations · Australia
Study in Australia
Globally recognised degrees, a regulated system that protects international students, and 42 universities in cities ranked among the best in the world for students. MultiPath Expert helps you choose the right Australian university and pathway, apply with confidence and prepare for departure — with a free consultation at every step.
Free consultation · Reviewed by Gabriel Radu, QEAC S179 · Offices in Bucharest, Astana and Tashkent, or online
42
Universities in Australia
9
In the QS World Top 100 (2027)
#4 & #5
Melbourne & Sydney, QS Best Student Cities 2027
Our most established destination
Why Australia
Why Study in Australia?
Four reasons students and families choose an Australian education — each one backed by official sources, not slogans.
Globally recognised qualifications
Degrees sit on the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) and are recognised by employers and universities worldwide.
A system built to protect you
Providers must be CRICOS-registered and meet the ESOS Act. TEQSA and ASQA oversee quality, and the Tuition Protection Scheme safeguards your fees.
World-class universities, real choice
42 universities — nine in the QS World Top 100 for 2027 — plus TAFE institutes, pathway colleges and English centres.
Study, work and live well
Work up to 48 hours a fortnight in term and unlimited hours in scheduled breaks, in cities ranked among the world's best for students.
Sources: Study Australia (Australian Government), QS World University Rankings 2027, QS Best Student Cities 2027. Last reviewed October 2026.
Study Options: From English Courses to PhD
Whatever your starting point, there is a recognised route into an Australian qualification.
Start here
English language courses
Improve your English before your main course. ELICOS intakes run throughout the year.
Pathway
Foundation & pathway programmes
A packaged route into a Bachelor's degree, usually starting in February.
Practical
Diplomas, VET & TAFE
Career-focused qualifications. Many diplomas give credit into a university degree.
Undergraduate
Bachelor's degrees
Typically three years, four with honours. Main intakes in February/March and July.
Postgraduate
Master's degrees
One to two years, by coursework or research, across every major field of study.
Research
PhD & research degrees
Around three years with a supervisor. Research Training Program places exist for international candidates.
Intakes: most universities start in late February/March with a second intake in July, and some run three trimesters a year. Your consultant plans backwards from your target intake.
Universities & Education Providers
Our Australian University Network.
Australia is where MultiPath's institutional network is largest. These are the universities and education providers we currently work with — from the Group of Eight to career-focused colleges and pathway providers. If yours is not listed, ask us: we can usually help.
University of Sydney
Monash University
University of Queensland
University of Technology Sydney
Macquarie University
Curtin University
Deakin University
La Trobe University
Murdoch University
University of Western Australia
Griffith University
QUT
James Cook University
Swinburne University of Technology
University of Newcastle
CQUniversity Australia
Charles Sturt University
Southern Cross University
Victoria University
University of Canberra
University of Southern Queensland
Torrens University Australia
UTS College
Greenwich College
Education Centre of Australia
Navitas
Interested in a university that isn't listed, or not sure which one fits your profile? Ask us — comparing institutions is part of your free consultation.
Student Cities
Where Can You Study in Australia?
Six major study destinations, each with its own mix of universities, lifestyle and living costs — and regional campuses from Newcastle and Wollongong to the Gold Coast and Townsville.
New South Wales
Sydney
Harbour city, global campuses · #5 QS Best Student Cities 2027
Victoria
Melbourne
Culture, research and city life · #4 QS Best Student Cities 2027
Queensland
Brisbane
Sunshine, river life and student energy
Western Australia
Perth
Coastal campuses, close to Asia
South Australia
Adelaide
Compact, welcoming, liveable
Australian Capital Territory
Canberra
The capital of education
Scholarships & Funding
Your Australian Degree Could Cost Less Than You Think.
Most Australian universities offer merit-based scholarships and tuition reductions for international students. Each university decides its own criteria, and values change from year to year — which is exactly why it helps to have someone check the current options for your profile.
- We match scholarships to your profile and university shortlist
- We check criteria, deadlines and how each application works
- We help you prepare a strong scholarship application
Curtin University
John Curtin Global Excellence Scholarship: 40% off tuition · Curtin Global Merit Scholarship: 20% off tuition (2027–2028 entry, assessed automatically).
Deakin University
Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarship: 100% or 50% of tuition · Deakin International Scholarship: 25% of tuition.
Macquarie University
Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarship: up to AUD 10,000 towards tuition (one-off fee reduction).
Examples only, as published by each university in October 2026. Scholarship availability, value and eligibility are determined by the university and may change. MultiPath never promises a scholarship outcome.
How We Help
From Your First Question to Your First Day in Australia.
One consultant guides you through the whole journey to Australia — and the consultation is free.
1
Free Consultation
We start with your goals, academic background and plans for Australia.
2
University & Course Selection
Compare Australian universities, pathways and programmes that fit your profile and budget.
3
Application Support
Guidance through preparing and submitting your applications and meeting offer conditions.
4
Scholarship Guidance
Identify scholarships you may be eligible for and how to apply for them.
5
Student Visa Guidance
Help understanding the current requirements and preparing your documents, as part of your education journey.
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Pre-Departure & Ongoing Support
OSHC, accommodation and arrival preparation — and we stay in touch after you land.
Qualified counselling
Gabriel RaduQEAC S179
Qualified Education Agent Counsellor, a professional qualification for Australian international education.
Accredited agency
ICEF AccreditedAgency ID 4976
Independently vetted international education agency, listed in the ICEF agency directory.
University recognition
Macquarie UniversityTop Performer 2024
Recognised by Macquarie University for the support given to its students in 2024.
Student Success Stories
Real Students. Real Outcomes.
Genuine stories from MultiPath students now studying at Australian universities.
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Success Story
Darya
BA of Design in Visual Communication
Studying in Australia
Success Story
Zarifjon
Master of Education
Studying in Australia
Success Story
Dayana
Bachelor of Chemical Engineering
Studying in Australia
Success Story
Otabek
Bachelor of Business
Studying in Australia
Success Story
Muyassar
Master of Education
Studying in Australia
Upcoming Events
Meet Australian Universities in Person.
Throughout the year, MultiPath organises Study in Australia fairs, university seminars and webinars where students and parents meet university representatives directly.
Coming up
20 Oct
Meet Macquarie University
Tashkent, Uzbekistan · Free event
Questions, Answered
Planning Your Studies in Australia.
Practical answers to the questions students and parents ask us most. Something else on your mind? Ask us in your free consultation.
How much does it cost to study in Australia?
Tuition fees are set by each university and course, so they vary widely. For the student visa, the Department of Home Affairs currently asks for evidence of at least AUD 29,710 for twelve months of living costs, plus Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the whole stay. In your consultation we help you budget realistically and compare universities on cost as well as fit.
Can I work while studying in Australia?
Yes. Student visa holders can usually work up to 48 hours per fortnight while their course is in session and unlimited hours during scheduled course breaks, subject to the conditions of their visa. Research master's and PhD students generally have no work-hour limit.
When are the intakes, and when should I apply?
Most universities start in late February or March, with a second intake in July; some providers run three trimesters a year and English courses start throughout the year. Start planning 6–12 months before your intended intake so there is time for applications, scholarships and the visa process.
Do I need IELTS or another English test?
Most courses and the student visa require evidence of English, for example IELTS, TOEFL iBT or PTE Academic. Requirements differ by course and by your circumstances, and English-plus-pathway packages exist if your score is not there yet. We check what applies to you.
Which Australian universities can MultiPath help me apply to?
We work with the universities and education providers shown in our network above — from Group of Eight universities to career-focused colleges and pathway providers. If the university you have in mind is not listed, ask us; we can usually help.
Are scholarships available for international students?
Yes. Most Australian universities offer merit-based scholarships or tuition reductions for international students, typically between 10% and 50% of fees. Each university sets its own criteria and the values change yearly, so we check the current options for your profile. Nobody can guarantee a scholarship outcome.
Can MultiPath help with the Australian student visa?
Yes, as part of your education journey. Once you hold an offer we guide you through the current requirements and help you prepare your documents. The decision is made by the Department of Home Affairs; the visa application charge is from AUD 2,500 for applications lodged from 1 July 2026.
I haven't chosen a university or course yet. Can I still get a consultation?
Absolutely — that is the most common starting point. Tell us your goals, background and budget, and your consultant will shortlist universities, cities and pathways with you. The consultation is free and there is no obligation.
Ready When You Are
Get Free, Personalised Advice
on Studying in Australia
Not sure which university, course, city, pathway or scholarship suits you? That is exactly what the consultation is for. Tell us where you are in your plans and an Australia consultant will come back with options that fit your profile, budget and timeline.
You don't need to have a university or course in mind yet — comparing them is our job.
Free consultation · Personalised guidance · No obligation
Reviewed by Gabriel Radu, QEAC S179 · Last reviewed October 2026 · Sources: Study Australia (Australian Government), Department of Home Affairs, QS World University Rankings 2027