Education
Higher education
Degrees and providers
Higher education providers in Australia are regulated by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA). Degrees range from bachelor degrees to masters (by coursework or research) and doctoral degrees.
- Bachelor degrees, usually three to four years
- Masters degrees by coursework or research
- Doctoral degrees (PhD) by research
- Graduate certificates and diplomas for shorter postgraduate study
Applying
Entry requirements depend on the provider and course, and usually include academic results and English. Some research degrees also require a proposal and a supervisor. Plan ahead for application deadlines and intake dates.
Frequently asked questions
Does a degree from an Australian university help with migration?
Australian study can be relevant to some visas, for example through the points test or graduate visas. Whether it helps you depends on current visa and migration rules and your circumstances, so get advice based on your plans.
Who does what
So you know what to expect from us, and who makes each decision.
- Migration advice Visa advice is provided by a registered migration agent, based on current law and your circumstances.
- Education guidance We help you compare study options. Admission decisions are made by each education provider.
- Skills assessments We explain how skills assessments work. Assessments are decided by the relevant assessing authority.
- Government decisions Visa decisions are made by the Department of Home Affairs. No adviser can guarantee an outcome.
Plan your study with confidence
Book a consultation to talk through your course, provider and visa options.
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