Study Costs
Estimated Costs in 8 States and Territories
Estimated Costs in 8 States and Territories
Hobart
Tasmania
Hobart is the southernmost city on the continent. If offers an inspiring environment for study while also being Australia's cheapest student city. Hobart is home to the prestigious University of Tasmania, which more than 20% of its students are from overseas.
Monthly Living Costs in Hobart
~ AUD 1,300
AUD 480 - 640
~ AUD 180
~ AUD 170
AUD 140 - 200
~ AUD 80
Estimates subject to accommodation type and lifestyle
Average Tuition Fee / Year
AUD 22.3k
AUD 28k
AUD 34k
Subject to university and course
Smaller Towns and Cities
Outside Hobart
Distance from Hobart
University of Tasmania (UTAS)
More About Tasmania
- 1 Universities
- 4k+ International Student
Tasmania’s proximity to Antarctica and the Southern Ocean also makes Tasmania a prime location for several Antarctic scientific study and research institutions, such as the Australian Antarctic Division, the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS), and the Bureau of Meteorology’s (BoM) Antarctic office. The region also excels in marine and maritime fields, agricultural sciences, renewable energy, climate change, and population health. Students pursuing studies in Antarctic, marine, and maritime fields benefit from many postgraduate opportunities and scholarship options.
Key sectors in TAS include manufacturing, food & agribusiness, international education, resources & energy, and science & technology.
Tasmania’s biggest employment sectors include healthcare and social assistance, construction and manufacturing, education and training, retail, and tourism. Many Tasmanian companies have graduate programs for international students. As Tasmania is considered a regional area, therefore you could stay up to an additional one-two years working under the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) depending on your qualification and which city you have studied and resided in.
FAQs
How much does it cost to study in Australia?
A year in Australia can cost you approximately AUD 55,000 to AUD 100,000 per year. However, this will vary depending on the university, course, accommodation and lifestyle you want to have.
What are some of the budget-friendly universities in Australia?
| University | Local QS Rank | Annual Tuition Fees for Degree |
|---|---|---|
| Curtin University | 14 | AUD 30,600 - 41,000 |
| Queensland University of Technology (QUT) | 15 | AUD 32,400 - 41,000 |
| Western Sydney University (WSU) | 22 | AUD 29,000 - 36,500 |
| Charles Darwin University | 31 | AUD 27,100 - 37,100 |
| Federation University Australia | N/A | AUD 23,400 - 30,400 |
What are the available scholarships for international students in Australia?
International students typically are able to enjoy up to 25% in partial scholarship depending on your exam results. There are also scholarships given out by the Australian Government, however, competition to secure these limited scholarships is high.
How do I apply for scholarships in Australia?
When you apply for your course, you can apply for your scholarship at the same time, through an education consultant agency such as MMS.
What should I include in my budget when I study in Australia?
The major cost components fall under these categories:
- Course expenses: tuition fees, amenities fees, student support fees and study materials.
- Accommodation: rent and utility bills
- Living expenses: food, transportation, phone bills, internet etc.
- Entertainment: expenses to enhance your study abroad experience such as travelling.
- Miscellaneous: one-off or unexpected spending.