Why Australia?

Indians love to study abroad, can't blame them there, but a lot of students go to the USA. Why USA? Ok let's not go there. Why not some other country? Why not Australia?

Let's see why more students should go to Australia.

1. Great University Choice: I started with this because studying abroad is a huge investment and nobody should risk things like this. Australia has a limited number of Universities but there are now many up and coming Universities that will be a great choice. Age old campuses like University of Sydney, University of Melbourne, and Australian National University are world famous. 

2. Perfect place for any major: No matter which major you chose Australia has a a perfect support for it. It's easy for students to find internships
or jobs.

3. No Language Barriers: Don't worry about learning foreign languages (you can if you want to) because they speak in English. Their accent might be different but hey you don't have to make those awkward hand movements at all. They understand us perfectly. 

4. Fun Place to live and learn: Every major city in Australia has many places students can visit, like pubs, beaches, museums, clubs, restaurants and so on. It's also a best place to socialize. If you are someone who loves the adrenaline rush then Australia has it all-snorkeling, sky diving, scuba diving, surfing, tennis, football, you name it and it's there! Even the people here are very welcoming and friendly. Most of the time you find laid back crowd who enjoy every moment of life. What else do you need?

5. Unique Flora and Fauna: Have you heard of giant spiders and weird plants and animals that exist in Australia. Well most of the species that are found are unique only to Australia, isn't that cool? For all science majors this is a bonus point. 

6. Amazing Culture: It is the land of the oldest known humans and also it is a melting pot with people from over 200 countries living here. The mix in cultures makes it an interesting place. Not just academically, you will also grow as a person by learning about different people from all over the world.
7. Cause going to USA is too mainstream: If you want to stand out among your friends and family then try going to a new place. Very few people (especially from India) go there to study. When studying abroad make it a point to come out of your comfort zone, don't find other Indians to hang out with but rather mingle with everyone. Australia forces you to do that in a way as not many Indians are available for you.
Now just make up your mind ASAP and if you need more details then click here. 

Study Bachelor's in Australia

Australia is the premier education hub in the south pacific, far ahead of other countries in terms of quality education. If you wish to study in fun then no country is better than Australia as it is filled with adventure at every step, diversity in culture, sportsmen spirit in competition, Australia is the place to be !!

Towards a New Begnning...Study in Australia!

 

With new courses being available across universities , students now don't have to compromise on their interested course of study after 12th. Australian universities and institutions provide a vast spectrum of courses for students to opt for. Bachelor programmes vary from 3 to 4 years. They are available across all faculties of Arts Commerce, Science & IT. Students can work for not more than 20 hours in a week.

The eligibility criteria includes a good academic record in High School Certificate or 12 years of schooling, courses such as Computing and Engineering will require Mathematics and /or Science as per-requisites and an IELTS band of 6.0. For further details click here. Reach out to Confluence to know about the opportunities in Australia here.

Work Rules for International Students

International students studying abroad in Australia usually want to work part time while studying in the country. For them, it is important to be aware of the rules that regulate them under their student visa when it comes to work. International students in Australia on a valid student visa are allowed to 20 hours per week while school is in session, and there is no limit during recognized school vacations.

A work week in Australia is considered to be Monday through the following Sunday. Although Students are allowed to arrive in Australia up to 90 days before their course begins, students are not allowed to begin working until after their courses have begun. The 20-hour-per-week limit does not extend to any work the student is required to undertake as a component of his or her studies or training. Volunteer and unpaid work does count towards the 20 hours. If an international student works more than the Australian restrictions allow, his or her visa may be cancelled.

Family members (spouses and children) accompanying the international student under their student visa have the same work rights as the student – 20 hours per week. Unlike the students, family members may not exceed 20 hours per week, even during holidays. For those students obtaining a graduate degree, like a masters degree, their family can work unlimited hours. Like students, family
members are allowed to work until after the student has started his or her course.

Students are now able to receive permission to work along with their visa grant. This applies both to the student and any family members who may be traveling with the student under his or her visa. This saves students both time and money when applying for visas and work permission. When applying for a visa, students will need to supply a confirmation of enrollment issued by the Australian educational institution which the student intends to attend as part of their application.  It serves as proof that the student is really staying in Australia for educational purposes.

Other rules and restrictions under Australian student visas include:

•     Students are required to pursue a consistent study program that has been approved by the Australian government.
•     Students have to fulfill all of the requirements of the study program in which they are enrolled.
•     Students must maintain satisfactory attendance in their course and course progress for each study period as required by their school.
•     Students are required to maintain Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC).

Working during your stay in Australia is a great way for international students to supplement their finances. However, it is extremely important to be aware of the restrictions placed upon you as an
international student. If you violate any of these restrictions, your student visa may be revoked and you could be deported out of Australia. For further details , contact Confluence here.

Study in Torrens University Australia

Study in Torrens University Australia

Torrens is a university with an international footprint offering a growing range of degree programs to students all over Australia and into the Asia-Pacific region, with its administrative and key teaching and research activities located in Adelaide. It hosts international students from various different countries. They offer a range of programs at all academic levels with flexible study options, expert academic staff, and innovative online study and collaborative networking systems.

To know about Admission Requirements ,click here.

Adelaide campus : Located in the beautiful historic Torrens building, one of the South Australia's most notable surviving purpose-built Government office buildings. Located in the historic site of the Menz Biscuit Factory, the Wakefield campus has been built from the ground up with one purpose in mind – the student learning experience.

Adelaide Campus

Sydney campus: With open plan spaces, high ceilings, lots of light, and creative pods for learning, collaboration and entrepreneurship, this space draws its inspiration from cafés and restaurants rather than educational institutions. Located in the inner-city precinct of Ultimo, this converted heritage building exists in symbiosis with creativity, innovation and history.

Brisbane campus-Fortitude Valley: Located in Fortitude Valley, just minutes from the Brisbane’s city centre, this cutting-edge new campus is an engaging and stimulating learning environment that is part of our mission to disrupt and reinterpret the way education is delivered.

Melbourne campus -Little Collins Street : This purpose-built campus is situated in Little Collins Street right in the heart of Melbourne’s fashionable and cultural pulse. As a student you will enjoy state-of-the art facilities and a chance to immerse yourself in a creative and stimulating educational environment.


Torrens University Australia has programs in the fields of Advertising,Art and Design,Business Administration,Commerce,Creative Technologies,Design,Education (Early Childhood),Education (Reading and Literacy),Global Project Management,Higher Degree by Research,Information Technology &Public Health. It also provides a range of scholarships to facilitate broad access to its programs, but only to local students. Scholarships are not available to international students who need a visa to study in Australia.


Torrens University Australia is dedicated to ensuring students are provided with the guidance and support throughout their experience at Torrens. The Student Support Office provides advice and support on a range of matters, including University policies and procedures, health and welfare issues, counseling, and disability support. They also provide the support in terms of Academics and Accommodation.To know further details , Contact Confluence here.

Study in International Institute of Business & Information Technology (IIBIT)

Study in International Institute of Business & Information Technology (IIBIT)

IIBIT is a college affiliated to Federation University. With admission and visa process you can take advantage of its practical programs and strong links to industry. FedUni is recognized internationally as a leading institution for innovation and enterprise, and for preparing its graduates for successful careers.Study in International Institute of Business & Information Technology (IIBIT) has programs to support students who wish to improve English language with ELICOS.


The various programs offered at IIBIT Sydney and Adelaide in partnership with the FedUni are accredited by leading professional boards such as
•    CPA Australia
•    Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia
•    Australian Human Resource Institute (AHRI)
•    Australian Marketing Institute (AIM)
•    Australian Computing Society (ACS)
•    Australian Institute of Management

For details about the Courses  and Admission requirements,click here.


IIBIT facilities  include fully air- conditioned and classrooms are spacious providing a relaxed atmosphere encouraging student to study. Each campus contains a fully equipped learning environment consisting of modern computer labs and libraries to supplement IIBIT's delivery of teaching. IIBIT bolsters students learning experience by delivering courses with experienced and qualified lecturers, alongside practical tutorial sessions. Their teaching method allows the students to reach their full potential. Reach out to Confluence for further information here.

We bet you didnt know these facts about Australia!!

Are you aware of these facts about Australia?

Know them before you land there!

• The only nation-continent of 20 million people in the world.
• Australia was the second country in the world to give women the right to vote in 1902.
• The wattle was adopted as the national floral emblem in 1912.

•  The first Australian Friendly Society with the motto of 'Advance Australia' was the Australian Natives' Association (ANA) formed in Victoria in 1871.The world's highest proportion of migrant settlers in a developed nation with over 25% of Australians born in another country.

• Today's Australia is very multicultural with Indigenous peoples and migrants from some 200 countries.
•  The first Australian of the Year award was awarded to Professor Macfarlane Burnet who had won the Nobel Prize in the same year of 1960 for his groundbreaking physiology research.
• It has 16 world heritage listed sites including historic townships, cities and landscapes.
• While 1988 was named a 'Year of Mourning' for Aboriginals, it was also regarded as a celebration of survival where the Aboriginal community staged a 5 kilometer march for "Freedom, Justice and Hope" in Sydney.
•  It is believe that the Aboriginal game of Mangrook inspired the rules for Australian Football, while invented in Sydney became popular in Victoria.
• Australia Day today is a celebration of diversity and tolerance in Australian society, embracing all ethnic backgrounds, racial differences and political viewpoints.
•  Kangaroo meat can be purchased from the supermarket, butcher and available on restaurant menus as a leaner and healthier alternative to beef or lamb with a 1-2 percent fat content.
•  Canberra was selected as the capital because Sydney and Melbourne could not stop arguing which city should be the capital of Australia.
  
•  Melbourne topped 140 rivals to be crowned the world's most liveable city 2 years in a row since 2011. 
• The only place in the world where you can still find the lung fish which is a living fossil from the Triassic period 350 million years ago.80 percent of Australians believe Australia has a strong culture and identity characterized by being down to earth, mateship, honesty, sports and multiculturalism based on research organized by the Australia Day Council of NSW in 2008.