MMS Study Abroad
This is an up and coming student city, and it is also well known for its friendliness. Brisbane offers a mix for students seeking a balance between urban and outdoor lifestyles. Despite being a young student city, it has an international student population of over 100 thousand.
AUD $800 - $2,500
AUD $560 - $1,200
AUD $200 - $650
AUD $170 - $210
~ AUD $150
AUD $50 - $120
Estimates subject to accommodation type and lifestyle
AUD 25 - 31k
AUD 33.5 - 48k
AUD 37.5 - 48k
Subject to university and course
Bond University
Central Queensland University (CQU)
Griffith University
James Cook University (JCU)
The University of Queensland (UQ)
University of Southern Queensland (UNISQ)
Queensland actively promotes PhD and research work, with the government investing $180 million over 4 years through the Advance Queensland program to generate knowledge-based jobs.
The state's universities offer endless opportunities for post-graduate research in a wide range of disciplines, from marine studies on the Great Barrier Reef to immunological innovations undertaken in laboratories across Brisbane. Students are welcome to live and study with renowned academics, innovative industries and talented peers.
Key industries include agriculture & foresty, mining, energy, tourism, sport, logistics & many more.
Queensland offers numerous advantages for international students and migrants, including a safe and stable environment and a strong economy. The state's growth market include tourism, agriculture, resources, construction, education plus an emerging research and bio-industries sector.
The cost of accommodation in Queensland is relatively affordable compared with other states in Australia. In general, international students live in either home-stay accommodation with an Australian family or rental accommodation with other students. Student accommodation is available at some education institutions.
At Queensland, more people live in areas outside of Brisbane than within the city. Lifestyle differs based on which location you're at. Depending on what lifestyle you prefer, you can live in the major city, a beach town, or the outback, each with its distinct environments.