Best Australian Cities to Live In
Where is the best place to study abroad in Australia? Some places seem more attractive than others. Here we identify top choices for study.
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Study and Work in Australia
Can international students work in Australia? Student visa holders in Australia are able to work up to 40 hours per fortnight, starting from course commencement. Australia is very supportive of student work compared to other countries. Work entitlements come automatically with a student visa. There is no need to apply separately in Australia for permission to work….
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How to Study Abroad and FAQs
Want to know how to study abroad? Our guide explains the steps, from course search to travelling on a student visa. We also answer study abroad FAQs. Other UniCurve guides compare potential countries for studying abroad by tuition fees, living costs and work opportunities. Also see study abroad guides for Asia, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and the USA. Motivation to…
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Compare Student Living Costs by Country
Do you want to be an international student? Apart from tuition fees, living costs are the main study expense. Let’s compare living costs by country. Student budget The cost of living while you study needs to be considered in planning. It typically costs international students from USD $10,000 – $20,000 per year to fund a simple lifestyle. This is…
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Compare Tuition Fees by Country
How much do universities and colleges charge international students in tuition fees?Which countries have the cheapest universities / lowest fees? University and college tuition fees for international students are typically around USD $20,000 per year. You can save tremendously on tuition fees by being flexible about which country and university you attend. Here we compare tuition fees for…
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Student Visa Guide by Country
A student visa is a small document that you attach to your passport when travelling to study abroad. It is issued by the government of the country where you are going to study. A student visa allows you to enter the country as an international student and stay while attending the nominated course. Why do…
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Study and Work Abroad
As an international student, you can work according to the conditions of your student visa. Working while studying abroad helps with: funding your studies; learning more about the culture of the country you are in; and getting a professional job and staying in the country after graduating. Work opportunities by country Work options for international…
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Study and Work in Canada
Can international students work in Canada? As a study permit holder in Canada, you may be able to work up to 20 hours per week off campus. But you need to get a work permit after arriving in Canada. Countries such as Australia and New Zealand better support student employment. Generally, a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is required…
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Study and Work in New Zealand
How can international students work in New Zealand? Student visa holders in New Zealand are usually able to work up to 20 hours per week during the academic year. NZ has similar arrangements to Australia, though it may be harder to find a job in the Shaky Isles. Employment is allowed under a range of different circumstances….
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Study and Work in the UK
Can international students work in the UK? You are allowed to work in the UK if you are on a course with (i) a UK higher education institution or (ii) a publicly funded further education college. International students participating in a higher education course can work up to 20 hours per week during term time, which…
