Title: Study in Australia - Scholarship Positions 2021 2022
Headings: Study in Australia
Study in Australia
The Australian Education System
The Top Australian Universities
Australian National University
University of Melbourne
University of Sydney
University of New South Wales
University of Queensland
Monash University
University of West Australia
Australian Education Vs Other Countries
Courses
Types of Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
Master’s Degrees
Doctorates (PhDs)
Language Requirements
Student Visas
Fees
Part-Time Work
international awards
The Australia Awards
Endeavour Leadership Programme
Research Training Program (RTP)
The Application Process

Content: Two members of the UWA faculty, Barry Marshall and Robin Warren, won Nobel Prizes as a result of research at the university. Australian Education Vs Other Countries
Australia’s education system is similar to both that of New Zealand and the UK, with students able to study for their Bachelors and Masters degrees, and Doctorates. In terms of the US, there are greater similarities than differences. However, one area where Australian schools trump their US counterpart is when it comes to student results, which are higher in all categories – a distinction attributed to a higher standard of teaching and subject matter. Another difference is the academic year which, in the Northern Hemisphere starts in September but in Australia and New Zealand, begins in February. Courses
Australian Universities offer a full gamut of courses, with thousands on offer, ranging from the humanities to science, law to management, engineering to medicine. Types of Degree
There are three main types of degree programme which can be followed: Bachelor’s Degree
It typically takes three years to complete a Bachelor’s degree in Australia – or four if studying for an honour’s degree. Unlike the UK though, the year is usually split into two terms, not three. The minimum entry requirement for admission on a degree course is a high school leaving certificate or equivalent;