Colleges in Australia

The Indian students choose to study at University of Sydney Business School due to the following reasons :-UOW Sydney Business School is ranked 1st in Australia for the Global Executive MBA Rankings.UOW postgraduate Business and Management received a 5-star rating for student support and skills development.UOW Law and Paralegal Studies received 5-star ratings for learner engagement and teaching quality.AACSB accredition in top 6 % business schools in the world.The Faculty of Business and Law is proud to be part of one of the best modern universities in the world they are in the top 2 percent of universities in the world and in the top 1% for graduates as rated by global employers. 

RMIT University gives a chance to students to participate in clubs, sports, creative communities, attend a variety of events, etc. When it comes to clubs and societies, RMIT has a variety of clubs or society for its students, ranging from cheerleading to chess, fashion to academics. A few of the categories of the RMIT University clubs are given below:Academic and Industry Clubs: These cover areas like Technology, Engineering, Business, Sciences, Humanities, and Fine ArtsSocial, Political, and Activist Clubs: RMIT has a variety of social, political, and activist clubs that cover a range of political viewpoints and causesCultural and Nationality Clubs: A variety of cultural and nationality clubs are available for students at RMIT. There is one RMIT Indian Club has been supporting the Indian community of this university since 2014Spiritual Clubs: There is a variety of spiritual clubs that RMIT students can join. A few of these are RMIT Christian Union, RMIT Islamic Society, and planetUNI.

The University of Melbourne fees for international students can be checked from the table given below:Courses1st Year Tuition FeesMBA/PGDM (21 courses)INR 20 L - 36 LMS (45 courses)INR 19 L - 33 LBE (2 courses)INR 22 LMIM (20 courses)INR 20 L - 36 LMA (25 courses)INR 12 L - 42 LPG Diploma (42 courses)INR 11 L - 30 LBSc (33 courses)INR 22 L - 27 LBE / BTech (13 courses)INR 22 L - 26 LBA (31 courses)INR 19 L - 24 LLLM (17 courses)INR 23 L - 26 LLiving Cost: The accommodation cost to live in Melbourne will vary as per the property type. The median rent will be between AUD 260 – AUD 600. Other expenses will be as follows:ParticularsExpenses per weekFood and eating outAUD 140 – AUD 280Gas and / or electricityAUD 10 - AUD 20Phone and internetAUD 15 – AUD 30Public transportAUD 30 - AUD 60Car (after purchase)AUD 150 - AUD 260EntertainmentAUD 80 - AUD 150