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Why MBA in Australia ?
- Strong and highly recognized education system
- Vast, diverse and active market
- Solid economy with rich natural resources
- Welcoming people
- Multicultral society
- Beautiful country
- Beautiful weather
- Booming business and various opportunities
Quick Facts about Australia
- Population : 22,778,025
- Area : 7,617,930 km2
- GDP : $1.507 trillion (2011 est.)
- Currency : Australian Dollar (AUD)
- Capital : Canberra
- Largest City : Sydney 4,575,532
- National Language : English
Fees of study & Living Costs
- MBA course fees for international students range between $18,000-$70,000 AUD ( living costs : $18,000 AUD per year for the main student) - MBA Fees
- English langauge fees vary depending on the duration of the course. The minimum duration is two weeks and the overall cost range between $1,400-$3,500 AUD (total cost for two weeks)
Student Visas & Immigration
- Applicant's country passport
- Applicant's intended course of study - Student Visa
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• World’s sixth-largest country
• World’s sixth highest income (per capita)
• World’s sixth highest income (per capita)
Facts about education and universities in Australia
• Universities in Australia have in total an enrolment of more than one million students, and employ more than 100,000 staff
• The expenditure of the Australian universities accounts for 1.5% of GDP, with significant amount that goes to students, staff, industry, and the wider community
• Australians who hold a Bachelor degree or higher earn 39% more on average compared to those who have only completed Year 12 schooling
• Australia is one of the world's leading research nations on a per capita basis, with 10 Nobel Prizes to date
• Australia accounts for nearly three per cent of the world's research output - MBA FAQ
• Universities in Australia have in total an enrolment of more than one million students, and employ more than 100,000 staff
• The expenditure of the Australian universities accounts for 1.5% of GDP, with significant amount that goes to students, staff, industry, and the wider community
• Australians who hold a Bachelor degree or higher earn 39% more on average compared to those who have only completed Year 12 schooling
• Australia is one of the world's leading research nations on a per capita basis, with 10 Nobel Prizes to date
• Australia accounts for nearly three per cent of the world's research output - MBA FAQ
Student Visas are issued by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship based on two factors :
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