Study in Australia

Explore study opportunities in Australia for Bangladeshi students. Learn about universities, entry requirements, IELTS, student visa, costs, scholarships, work opportunities .

Key Benefits

🎓 Globally recognised education and qualifications
🏫 Universities, VET institutions, pathway providers and English-language colleges
📚 Bachelor's, Master's, doctoral, diploma and pathway programs
💻 Strong options in IT, business, engineering, healthcare and other professional fields
🌏 Multicultural and diverse student communities
🔬 Research and innovation opportunities
💼 Work opportunities for eligible international students
🚀 Potential post-study work opportunities for eligible graduates
💰 Scholarships, grants and bursaries from universities and other organisations
🧑‍🎓 Student support and wellbeing services
🏙️ Study options across major Australian cities and regional locations

💰 Estimated Costs

Student visa applicants may need to demonstrate access to sufficient funds for their travel, tuition and living expenses. The current Study Australia guidance states that applicants must provide evidence of at least AUD 29,710 for the applicable living-cost requirement, while additional funds may be required for tuition, travel and accompanying family members.

📋 Entry Requirements

    • Academic certificates
    • Academic transcripts
    • Previous qualification details
    • Relevant prerequisite subjects where applicable
    • Course-specific qualifications
    • English-language evidence where required

🗣️ Language Proficiency

IELTSOverall 6.0
PTE Academic50
TOEFL iBT64
Cambridge C1 Advanced169

🛂 Visa Information

    • Valid passport
    • Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
    • Genuine Student requirement
    • Financial capacity evidence
    • English-language evidence where required
    • Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
    • Health requirements
    • Character requirements
    • Supporting academic documents
    • Supporting financial documents
    • Additional documents requested by the Department of Home Affairs

💼 Work Opportunities

For most Student visa holders, the current work limit is 48 hours per fortnight while the course is in session. Students can generally work unlimited hours during scheduled course breaks, subject to their visa conditions. Master's by research and doctoral students who have started their research degree may have different work-hour arrangements.

Common Student Jobs

Depending on qualifications, location and availability, students may find work in areas such as:

    • Hospitality
    • Restaurants and cafés
    • Retail
    • Customer service
    • Administration
    • Warehousing
    • Delivery services
    • Tutoring
    • Aged care and support services, where appropriately qualified
    • Industry-related positions

Part-time employment should be considered supplementary income rather than a guaranteed way to finance the entire cost of studying.

Minimum Wage

Australia's workplace laws protect international students.

From 1 July 2026, the National Minimum Wage is AUD 26.44 per hour for employees covered by the National Minimum Wage, while award rates can differ by industry and employment circumstances. Casual employees covered by the National Minimum Wage receive a 25% casual loading, making the rate AUD 33.05 per hour. Most employees are covered by an award or enterprise agreement, so the applicable rate depends on the job.

Post-Study Work Opportunities

Eligible graduates may be able to apply for the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485).

The Temporary Graduate visa can allow eligible graduates to remain in Australia temporarily and work without the Student visa's work-hour restriction. Eligibility, stream, qualification requirements and stay period depend on the applicant's circumstances.

The current Post-Higher Education Work stream generally provides a temporary stay of around 2–3 years, depending on the qualification, while other streams have different requirements and durations.

🎓 Scholarships

Australia offers a variety of scholarships, grants and bursaries for international students.

Scholarship opportunities may come from:

1.University Scholarships

Australian universities and education providers regularly offer scholarships to eligible international students, often based on academic merit.

2.Merit-Based Scholarships

These may reward strong academic performance, leadership, extracurricular achievements or other criteria.

3.Research Scholarships

The Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) supports eligible domestic and international students undertaking research master's and doctoral degrees through participating universities.

4.Australia Awards

Australia Awards Scholarships are prestigious government-funded scholarships available to students from selected developing countries. They are highly competitive and have specific eligibility and development-related requirements.

5.Regional Scholarships

Universities and institutions in regional locations may offer their own scholarships and bursaries.

Scholarship Application Tips

Students should:

    • Check scholarship eligibility early
    • Maintain strong academic results
    • Prepare a strong personal statement where required
    • Prepare recommendation letters if requested
    • Check deadlines carefully
    • Review scholarship conditions
    • Apply directly according to the provider's instructions

Scholarship availability and value vary by institution, course and intake. Scholarships are competitive and are not guaranteed.

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