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| Study in Australia: Tuition Fee
& Expenses |
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Education
in Australia has financial benefits: |
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Undergraduate
degrees are generally three years in Australia as compared
to four years in U.S. and other countries
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There are
many One-year Masters’ degrees including MBA .
Thus you can save on living costs and tuition fees.
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Tuition
Fee ( In Aus $ ) |
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| Undergraduate |
Courses
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Annual Tuition
Fee |
Bachelor degree
- Non lab based courses
(programs in arts, business, economics and law)
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A $ 10,000 -
$ 13,500
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Laboratory based - Bachelor
degree courses
(science & engineering programs) |
A $ 11,000 - $ 16,500
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| PostGraduate |
Courses
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Annual Tuition Fee |
Graduate Certificates
Graduate Diplomas |
A $ 9,000 - $
16,000
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Masters degree courses
Doctoral degree programs |
A $ 11,000 - $ 18,500
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MBA |
Length of MBA program
varies considerably between institutions, depending
on the mode of study, but ranges from approximately
nine to 15 months full time. The fees in the
table below are shown as the approximate annual
cost of the full-time MBA program.
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Courses
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Annual Tuition Fee |
MBA |
A $ 15,000 -
$ 30,000
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Annual
Living Expenses in Australia - Approx. A $ 12,000 per year
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For all the cost data above
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Fees
given are averages |
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Living costs
include accommodation, Energy bills, food etc. |
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Costs are
according to 2004 session |
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