1. Study in Australia and New Zealand Presentation
IDP Education Ltd

2. About IDP Partly owned by Australian Universities
Listed on the Australian Stock Exchange
Co-owner of IELTS
420,000 international students placed since 1986
Largest placement agency in the world- places students into leading institutions in the main English speaking study destinations US UK AU CA NZ
Wide network 90 offices in 30 countries and 600 counsellors with 5 onshore offices in Australia

3. About Australia Australia Capital-Canberra
Australia consists of 6 states and 2 Territories
NSW- Capital Sydney
VIC-Capital Melbourne
Queensland-Capital Brisbane
South Australia-Capital Adelaide
Western Australia-Capital Perth
Two mainland territories-Northern Territory and ACT
Australia Capital-Canberra

4. Why Australia? Ranking of universities:
8 out of 100 Top universities in the world are Australian
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Job Opportunities:
Australian has not had a recession since 1981 (36 years).
Australia has the world's 12th-largest economy and it had featured in world's top 20 highest per-capita income list as per IMF 2017.
Quality of life: Australia has the second-highest human development index in the world, which measures quality of life, health, education and economic freedom as per UN 2015.
Multicultural: Almost one in four Australians was born overseas, you’ll meet people from all corners of the globe– from Europe to Asia, Africa to the Middle East.
The teaching style within Australian universities is a combination of traditional lecture-style learning and interactive, innovative group work.
Weather: 4 seasons (Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring)

5. What can I study
As a study abroad student in Australia, you can study just about anything from Aboriginal Studies to Zoology – and everything in between.
Australia excels in many academic disciplines, including:
Aviation
Art and Humanities
Business
Communications and media studies
Computer Science
Engineering
Health and medical science
Information Technology
Natural and Physical Sciences

6. Cost of Living - Australia
Tuition Fees
Business – A$ 22,000 – A$ 42,000 pa
Engineering & IT – A $26,000 – A$ 45,000 pa *
Medicine / Health Science – A$ 35,000 – A$ 70,000 pa *
Cost may vary based on the major/ specialisation
Living Expenses
20,000 A$ per annum
Health Insurance
A$ per annum
Travel–$ 2500

7. University-specific scholarships
QUT scholarships-25% off each semester tuition fees can be rolled over if minimum GPA is maintained
University of Adelaide Scholarships International (ASI) – Tuition fee scholarships available for UG students enrolled at the University of Adelaide 25% off tuition fees each year
La Trobe Academic Excellence Scholarships (AES) – Scholarships for international students to study at La Trobe University in Melbourne. who are enrolled on any taught undergraduate or postgraduate program 25% off tuition fees each year
Macquarie Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarships – Partial tuition fee scholarships available to ‘outstanding’ international students to study in Australia at Macquarie University in Sydney
And many more………….…….

8. Australian Skylines

9. Australian University Campuses

10. About New Zealand New Zealand consists of 2 Islands North Island
AUT University
Massey University
University of Auckland
Victoria University of Wellington
University of Waikato
South Island
Lincoln University
The University of Canterbury
The University of Otago

11. Why New Zealand? Ranking of universities:
New Zealand Universities are ranked in the top 3% in the world
Top Ranked: University of Auckland, University of Otago, University of Canterbury
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Safest place
Third safest country in the world
Cost of Living is cheaper compared to other English speaking destinations
Job Opportunities:
Ranked by the World Bank as the easiest place in the world to start a business (2015) and the world’s second easiest country to do business in generally.
The Heritage Foundation rated New Zealand the world’s third freest economy in its 2015 Index of Economic Freedom, just behind Hong Kong and Singapore.
Quality of life: New Zealand ranks at the top in health status and social connections. It ranks above the average in income and wealth, environmental quality, civic engagement, personal security, housing, subjective well-being, education and skills, and jobs and earnings.
Weather: 4 seasons (Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring)

12. Cost of Living – New Zealand
Tuition Fees
Business – NZ$ 18,000 – NZ$ 20,000 pa
Engineering & IT – NZ$25,000– NZ$30,000pa *
Medicine / Health Science – A$ 40,000 – NZ$75,0000 pa *
Cost may vary based on the major/ specialisation
Living Expenses
15000 NZ$ per annum
Health Insurance
N$ per annum
Travel– N$2000

13. Entry Requirements Direct Entry
70% Applications through IDP CRM/University Paper application
NZ universities have direct applications online/paper
IB: 31 Points to 38 Points; Medicine - 39 Points and above
IELTS- AU 6.5 (6 in each band),
IELTS-NZ 6 (5.5 in each band)

14. Application Process flow
Submitting an Application
You will need:
University application form
Your original education documents for certification
If an application is unsuccessful, IDP will provide further assistance and counseling
Offer Letter
Accepting an Offer
Initial Tuition Fee Deposit for the Institution (inc Health Cover) must be paid through IDP
Confirming your place
Education provider will issue an E-COE which is mandatory for student visa application
Accommodation
IDP will assist you with applying for campus accommodation. Early application increases the chances of securing a place in Residential Hall or College.
Student Visa Application
IDP will assist you with your visa application according to your nationality, age (under -18) or visa category. Visa application fees will apply
Pre-Departure Services
IDP will assist you with airport reception & Temporary Accommodation (if needed) A pre-departure seminar will be held for all IDP students to help prepare you for studies and life in Australia.
Depart for Australia
Best Wishes and Bon Voyage!

15. New Zealand Skylines

16. New Zealand University Campuses

17. Comparison North American and Australian education systems
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Duration
Four year Degree
Four year Honours
Three-year degree (for most subjects) Honours year (fourth year) by invitation for top students
Three-year degree (for most subjects)
Major
Study major with general education requirements
Study major with electives and some general education requirements
Study major from year 1
Assessment Methods
Continuous assessment; tests, quizzes; grades for participation
Mid-term, final exams Major essays/projects each semester
Major end-of-semester assessment (exam, essay or research project) Smaller assessments during the semester
Academic Year
Academic year: August/September through May/June
Academic year: September to May
Academic year: February to November
Semester 1: Feb/March to June
Semester 2: July/Aug to Nov/Dec

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19. IDP Services to Schools

20. IDP Services IDP Supports efficient and unbiased counselling
Individual student counselling & Group Information Sessions
In office & at schools
To all major English speaking destinations
Australia, USA, UK, Canada and NZ
Course & destination counselling, application support, acceptance , accommodation, visa, pre-departure
Tailor support as per requirement
All services are complimentary for client institutions
Conducting IELTS test in school premises for a group

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